How the H1N1 flu could kill your cat

Dog Training Royal Oak

Ken Landa
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Is Your Dog a Canine Good Citizen? The American Kennel Club offers a Canine Good Citizen program designed to measure your dog's social manners out and about. The testing evaluates several things your dog has been trained for, such as walking on a loose leash, meet and greets with dogs and people, basic commands, distraction work, separation and grooming. Upon passing the test, the American Kennel Club issues a certification formally acknowledging him as a Canine Good Citizen. The test is required by most therapy dog programs, and is a great foundation if you are interested in doing this type of work with your dog. The ten items on the Canine Good Citizen test are: -Accepting a friendly stranger. -Sitting politely for petting. -Reaction to another dog. -Reaction to distraction. -Walking on a loose lead. -Walking through a crowd. -Appearance and grooming. -Sit and down on command, and staying in place. -Coming when called. -Supervised separation. Is Your Dog Ready? Make sure your dog can accomplish the objectives not only in your home, but also in different environments with new distractions. Group Classes are the perfect place for this. In fact, let the trainer know you are working towards this goal and we'll specifically help you with some of the requirements. If your dog performs well at group class, that is a great first step in earning the certificate. For all rules and regulations, visit The AKC Site.
How the H1N1 flu could kill your cat
Researchers have since found cases of H1N1 infecting a dog, pet ferrets and a cheetah. Ontario reported its first case last month of H1N1 transmission from a pig to a human. “The big concern with influenza virus is that as soon as something changes to
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Low-cost pet shots, spaying/neutering offered in October
Here's the lineup of first-come, first-served shot clinics; prices range from $6 for rabies to $20 for canine flu shots. Donations of pet food are appreciated. Cats must be in carriers and dogs must be on leashes. - Saturday: 9 a.m. to noon
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Political dog tale duel
In the RidicuList, Anderson Cooper examines which candidate's dog tale will have a greater election impact.

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Ryan's 'puppy dog' look interpreted
Body language expert Amy Cuddy interprets the nonverbal messages from the vice presidential debate.

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