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03/11/08	Spring Care & Safety Tips Spring Care & Safety Tips Have a great spring with your furry friend by following these easy safety tips Heartworm, fleas and ticks Prevent the spring blues for your dog. As ... [view full item]
12/03/07	Dec. 3, 2007 - Bark Busters Offers Tips for Bringing Home a New Puppy Bark Busters Offers Tips for Bringing Home a Puppy New furry friend can be a bundle of joy, but a canine companion comes with the responsibility of guardianship ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Dec. 3, 2007—More ... [view full item]
12/01/07	Household Hazards for Our Furry Friends Household Hazards for Our Furry Friends The typical home contains a myriad of potential hazards. Some houseplants, household items and foods have the capacity to harm our pets. In most cases, the size of the dog will ... [view full item]
11/21/07	Nov. 21, 2007 - "Winterize" Your Dog with Bark Busters Safety Tips "Winterize" Your Dog with Bark Busters Safety Tips Frostbite, hypothermia and poisoning make winter the most dangerous season for dogs ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Nov. 21, 2007—As the mercury drops and the snow piles up, ... [view full item]
11/14/07	Nov. 14, 2007 - Top 10 Dog-Friendly Tips to Help Make the Holiday Season Merry Top 10 Dog-Friendly Tips to Help Make the Holiday Season Merry In the spirit of the coming season, Bark Busters, the world’s largest dog training company, offers its Top 10 Holiday Tips to help keep dogs and ... [view full item]
03/15/07	Boundary control Boundary control is teaching your dog that he is not allowed in certain rooms or on the carpet without your invitation, he is not allowed in the house without your invitation (even if the back door is open) ... [view full item]
02/18/05	Feeding puppies Do not make a big issue of feeding your puppy. Have him wait until you give him permission to eat. However, some ravenous, greedy pups become upset by having to wait. ... [view full item]
02/18/05	How to avoid being attacked by a dog Yes, dog attacks can be avoided. Regrettably, most media stories of dog attacks on people -- especially children -- focus on the injuries caused rather than what could and should be done to avoid such incidents in the ... [view full item]
02/18/05	Traveling with your dog This information is designed to be of assistance to dog owners who may have to travel with their dogs, whether it be across town or around the world. If you need to transport your dog ... [view full item]
02/18/05	Aged/older dogs As our dogs age, their diet, lifestyle and quality of life need special consideration. An aged dog's diet should be altered somewhat. Older dogs are less able to digest bones and require less protein than younger dogs. Nutrients ... [view full item]
02/18/05	Overweight dogs Weight problems are common in dogs and owners often find it difficult to keep their dogs fit and slim. Modern feeding methods can sometimes contribute to the extra weight, along with several misconceptions owners have about when and ... [view full item]
02/18/05	Puppy behavior training One way to prevent puppies from chewing furniture is to paint the furniture with Tabasco sauce. After letting the pup taste it, paint the Tabasco onto the base of doors, tables, whatever you don't want your puppy to ... [view full item]
02/18/05	Responsibilities of a dog owner Bark Busters wants you to enjoy owning a dog and has collated the following information to help you understand the laws governing dog ownership. We advise, however, that you find out your responsibilities of dog ownership in your ... [view full item]