Crazy Dawgs!

"Psssst! Try to blend in!"

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PBGVs!

The Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen is so cool so why don't you have a look at some facts about them!

#1. "Pronunciation: Peh-TEET BAS-et Griff-ON Ven-Dee-en."
#2. "The Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen is a small, low to the ground dog and is about 50% longer than it is tall."
#3. "The head is in good proportion with the rest of the body."
#4. "The domed skull is oval in shape when viewed from the side."
#5. "The black nose is large with wide nostrils."
#6. "The teeth meet in a scissors or level bite."
#7. "The oval eyes are large and dark."
#8. "The thin, long, oval, hair-covered ears reach almost to the tip of the nose."
#9. "The tail is medium in length, set high and carried like a saber well covered with hair."
#10. "The long, outer coat is harsh to the touch with a thick short undercoat. The dog has shaggy eyebrows, beard and mustache. The coat is white with any combination of lemon, orange, black, sable, tricolor or grizzle markings."
#11. "The Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen is sometimes called the "Little Griffon Vendeen Basset."
#12. "Cheerful, friendly, intelligent this little dog is comical to watch."
#13. "This delightful bugger is curious and self-assured."
#14. "Bold and lively; compact and robust, they love to explore."
#15. "It has a casual appearance, but is always alert."
#16. "Loves to dig and is an escape artist."
#17. "They are generally good with other dogs, but should not be trusted with non-canine pets, however can get along with cats."
#18. "The PBGV is intelligent and can be trained for many purposes."
#19. "It also has a great desire to please."
#20. "They are good with children and are fairly friendly with strangers."
#21. "A bored or lonely PBGV will make his own 'entertainment'. Giving your dog daily long pack walks, proper human to canine communication, along with a variety of toys and things to chew on, a safe environment and eliminating the opportunity to be destructive will control this potential problem."
#22. "The use of a crate not only provides this safety, but it also becomes his own special place."
#23. "A PBGV who is provided with the proper amount of mental and physical exercise along with strong leadership from the humans will be less likely to get himself in trouble."
#24. "Height: 13-15 inches (34-38cm.)"
#25. "Weight: 31-40 pounds (14-18cm.)"
#26. "Will do okay in an apartment if sufficiently exercised. They are very active indoors and prefer cooler weather, but will do ok in warmer weather. This is one breed that should not be allowed to be off lead. The hunting instinct is too strong. All that is needed is one small scent and your hunter will be off on the chase. Having a secure fenced in yard is a very good idea. The PBGV like to dig and can be great escape artists. Watch for small holes and/or signs of interest along the fence line. He would as soon go under as he would to go over."
#27. "They need to be taken on a daily walk. While out on the walk the dog must be made to heel beside or behind the person holding the lead, as in a dog's mind the leader leads the way, and that leader needs to be the human. If under- exercised, this breed can become restless and destructive."
#28. "Life Expectancy: About 14 or more years."
#29. "Litter Size: 4 - 6 puppies ~ Average 5."

Info from: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/petitbassetgriffonvendeen.htm
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Collar Catastrophe!

Today's collar on Collar Catastrophe is the Luxury Suede Leather Dog Collar!

"Introducing our Luxury Suede, a unique high quality full grain suede leather collar interwoven with grosgrain ribbon for fashion & flair! Add a Flower Accessory to give your pup a sophisticated, fashionable look.

PRODUCT FEATURES:
Woven Nubuck Suede Leather & Grosgrain Ribbon for First-Of-Its-kind Dog Collar
Made In the USA
Double-layered for additional sturdiness and safety
Beveled, hand finished edges
Buckle Closure
Steel D ring for leash attachment."

Info, pics and product from: http://www.hotdogcollars.com/Luxury-Suede-Leather-Dog-Collar-p/bbe-009.htm

Bark out the Facts!

Today's fact on Bark out the Facts is...

"Obesity is the #1 health problem among dogs."

That's the fact for today, and come back next time to see another cool fact on Bark out the Facts!

Fact from: http://www.animalsneedhelp.com/2008/04/20/102-interesting-facts-about-dogs/

Dogstumes!

Today's Dogstume is the Fifties Poodle Dress Dog Costume!

"Starting at $29.99
The Doggie Design Fifties Poodle Harness Dress Dog Costume is fully lined with an embroidered Gray Poodle and a black fabric belt. Double size and double strength hook and loop closures.

Color: Pink

Sizing Info

Chest/Girth: Measure girth around the broadest part of the chest and add 2".

Note: If the dog has a stout build, select one size larger."

Info, product and pics from: http://stuckupdoggie.com/p2628/Fifties-Poodle-Dress-Dog-Costume/product_info.html

Crazy Dawgs!

"Hey! Where's Mario?"

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Ask Annabel ~ Parsons!

Parson Russell Terriers are so cool so why don't you have a look at some facts about them!

#1. "Formally known as the Jack Russell Terrier, the Parson Russell name is now recognized by the American Kennel Club."
#2. "The strong head is in good portion to the rest of the body."
#3. "The nose is black."
#4. "The dark, almond shaped, moderate sized eyes have dark or pink rims."
#5. "The V-shaped ears fold forward."
#6. "The teeth meet in a scissors bite."
#7. "The chest is narrow with a moderate depth."
#8. "The legs are strong and straight."
#9. "The tail is somewhat set high and docked so the tip is approximately level to the skull."
#10. "The feet are round and catlike."
#11. "The harsh double coat comes in both smooth and wirehaired. The coat color is predominantly white, with black, tan, or grizzle markings or a tricolor combination. Brindle markings are a disqualification in the show ring."
#12. "The Parson Russell Terrier is a cheerful, merry, devoted, and loving dog."
#13. "Spirited and obedient, yet absolutely fearless."
#14. "Careful and amusing, he/she enjoys games and playing with toys."
#15. "Stable Parson's are friendly and generally kind to children."
#16. "Children should be taught not to tease or hit the dog."
#17. " They are intelligent, and if you let them take an inch, they can become willful and determined to take a mile."
#18. "They are highly trainable, able to perform impressive tricks. They have been used on TV and in the movies. However, if you do not show authority towards the dog , they can be difficult to train. They need a firm, experienced trainer."
#19. " Parsons who have been allowed to take over can be aggressive with other dogs. Some have killed or been killed in dog fights."
#20. "Be sure to socialize the Parson."
#21. "They have strong hunting instincts (stronger than your average terrier) and should not be trusted with other small animals."
#22. "They like to chase and explore. Be careful not to let them off the lead unless they are very well-trained."
#23. "The Parson Russell Terrier likes to bark and dig."
#24. "They tend to get restless and destructive if not kept fruitfully occupied and well exercised."
#25. "Parson Russell Terriers climb, which means they can climb over a fence, they also jump. A Parson that stands 12 inches high can easily jump five feet."
#26. "PRTs are not the breed for a inexperienced dog owner. The owner needs to be as strong-willed as they are, or this little guy will take over."
#27. "They will thrive with a job to do."
#28. "The Parson Russell Terrier must present a lively, active and alert appearance."
#29. "It should impress with its fearless and happy disposition. It should be remembered that the Parson Russell is a working terrier and should retain these instincts. Nervousness, cowardice or over-aggressiveness should be discouraged and it should always appear confident."
#30. "Height: 12-14 inches (31-36 cm)."
#31. "Weight: 14-18 pounds (6-8 kg)."
#32. "The Parson Russell Terrier will do okay in an apartment if they are sufficiently exercised. They are very active indoors and will do best with at least an average-sized yard."
#33. "The Parson Russell Terrier is a pleasant companion when it is sufficiently exercised; however if they do not get enough, they may become a nuisance. They need to be taken on a long, daily, brisk walk. In addition, he will be in his glory with space to run, hunt and play.
If the Parson is left alone during the day be it in an appartment or a house, they should be well exercised before the human leaves for work by taking them on a long pack walk or jog, and then taken out again when they return home."
#34. "Life Expectancy: About 15 or more years."

Info from: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/parsonrussellterrier.htm
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Collar Catastrophe!

Hi Everyone! Sorry I've been doing on and off posting... I've been sick lately with a cold... anyway, here's Collar Catastrophe!
Today's collar on Collar Catastrophe is the Camo Spiked or Studded Crystal Dog Collar brought to you by Hot Dog Collars!

"These Camo Punk Rock Spiked and Studded Crystal dog collars are for the dog with an edge, but that is still looking for a high quality, Made in The USA Fashion Collar."

"PRODUCT FEATURES
Buckle Style sturdy Steel closure
Alternating Pyramid Studs or Studs & Hand Set Crystals
Steel D Ring for Leash Attachment
MADE IN THE USA."

Pic, info and product from: http://www.hotdogcollars.com/Camo-Punk-Rock-Dog-Collar-p/mir-057.htm

Bark out the Facts!

Today's fact on Bark out the Facts is...

"The Labrador Retriever is the #1 favorite breed in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K."

That's today's fact and come back next time to see another cool fact on Bark out the Facts!

Fact from: http://www.animalsneedhelp.com/2008/04/20/102-interesting-facts-about-dogs/

Crazy Dawgs!

Papillons!

Papillons are so cool so why don't you have a look at some facts about them!

#1. "Pronunciation: PAP-ee-yon."
#2. "Also called the Continental Toy Spaniel, the Papillon is a small fine-boned little dog."
#3. "The small head is slightly rounded between the ears with a well defined stop."
#4. "The dark, medium sized, round eyes have black rims."
#5. "The large ears can either be erect or dropped with rounded tips. Papillon with drop ears are called Phalene Papillon (Moth). The hair on the ears is long, and fringed, giving it a butterfly-like look."
#6. "The teeth meet in a scissors bite."
#7. "The long tail is set high carried over the body, and covered with long hair."
#8. "The straight, long, fine, single coat has extra frill on the chest, ears, back of the legs and the tail. Coat color is white with patches of any color accept for liver. A mask of a color other than white covers both ears and eyes from back to front."
#9. "The Papillon is sometimes called the butterfly dog, because the ears look like butterfly wings."
#10. "It is a friendly, intelligent dog that is tougher than it looks, and loves outdoor exercise."
#11. "A playful, lively, amusing, animated and charming little dog."
#12. "Affectionate, gentle, patient, and proud, they love to cuddle."
#13. "Enjoys a good romp outdoors."
#14. "They are steady, obedient and are not yappers."
#15. "Papillons can be trained to perform small tricks."
#16. "Good with cats when they are socialized with them."
#17. "They can also be difficult to housebreak, but are in general easy to train otherwise."
#18. "Since most people who own small dogs, because of their size, unknowingly allow them to run the show, they are not generally recommended for young children. However, if you are your dog's firm, consistent pack leader, providing rules he must follow and limits to what he is and is not allowed to do, along with daily pack walks, the Papillon can be very trustworthy with children."
#19. "They will be calm if sufficiently exercised."
#20. "Height: Dogs 8-11 inches (20-28cm)
Bitches 8-11 inches (20-28cm)."
#21. "Weight: Dogs 8-10 pounds (4-5kg.)
Bitches 7-9 pounds (3-4kg)."
#22. "Although they can be good city dogs, they are sometimes not good apartment dogs, because the dog has a strong instinct to protect their property, and many will bark excessively at nearby noises, not making the distinction between casual noises and those worthy of a real alarm."
#23. "Papillon need a daily walk. Play will take care of a lot of their exercise needs, however, as with all breeds, play will not fulfill their primal instinct to walk. Dogs who do not get to go on daily walks are more likely to display behavior problems. They will also enjoy a good romp in a safe open area off lead, such as a large fenced in yard."
#24. "Life Expectancy: Some as long as 16 years."

Info from: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/papillon.htm
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Collar Catastrophe!

Today's collar on Collar Catastrophe is the Tiki Print Dog Collar brought to you by Hot Dog Collars!

"This Tiki Print dog collar will make you want to go on safari. With earthly colors, beachy theme, and tropical images, this dog collar is sure to please a perfectly Polynesian Pup."

"Features:
Designer Fabric Collar
Adjustable Quick Clasp Style sturdy closure
Cotton Blend
Steel D Ring for Leash Attachment."

Info, pic and product from: http://www.hotdogcollars.com/Tiki-Print-Dog-Collar-p/ylw-008.htm

Bark out the Facts!

Today's cool fact on Bark out the Facts is...

"Three dogs survived the sinking of the Titanic – a Newfoundland, a Pomeranian, and a Pekingese."

That's the fact for today and come back next time to see another cool fact on Bark out the Facts!

Dogstumes!

Today's Dogstume is the Fuzzy Yellow Duck Dog Costume!

"The Doggie Design Fuzzy Duck Dog Costume in stretch fuzzy looped polyester giving it a 3-D look with strech ribbed arm and leg cuffs includes detachable head piece. Cuffs on arm and leg openings are made from a ribbed, ultra-stretchy fabric making it very easy to place on your pet. The separate head piece has a Velcro closure under the chin and features an adorable beak, eyes and a feathered top.

Color: Yellow."

Info, product and pic from: http://stuckupdoggie.com/p2610/Fuzzy-Duck-Dog-Costume-L/product_info.html?gb

Crazy Dawgs!

"Like omg i just saw a German Shepherd at the park! BOW WOW!!!"

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Otterhounds!

Otterhounds are so cool so why don't you have a look at some facts about them!

#1. "The Otterhound is a large scent hound."
#2. "The body is slightly rectangular in shape."
#3. "The large head is fairly narrow."
#4. "The large nose is dark with wide nostrils."
#5. "The teeth should meet in a scissors bite."
#6. "The deep set eyes have a color that complements the coat of the dog. Dogs with darker rims have darker eyes and those that have liver or slate pigment have hazel eyes."
#7. "The low-set, long ears reach at least to the top of the nose and are folded, hanging down loosely."
#8. "The muscular neck has an abundant dewlap."
#9. "The long tail is set high, thicker at the base tapering to a point."
#10. "The webbed feet are deep and thick, with arched toes."
#11. "The Otterhound has a double coat that is 3-6 inches (8-16 cm.) long. The oily outer coat is rough, course, and dense with a broken appearance. The undercoat is water resistant and soft. The dog has a shaggy face and bushy eyebrows. The coat comes in all hound colors including but not limited to grizzle or wheaten with black markings."
#12. "The Otterhound is fearless and animated."
#13. "Devoted to their families and good with children."
#14. "Friendly, loving and happy with a lot of spirit, they make good companions."
#15. "They are a friend to all other dogs, family pets, children and people in general, however do to their hunting instincts they will chase non-canine animals. They can however get along with cats in the family."
#16. "They are affectionate and intelligent."
#17. "Because the Otterhound was never traditionally kept as a pet, it is not among the most responsive of breeds."
#18. "Training the Otterhound takes patience. Use the classic "Iron fist in a velvet glove" approach when training this dog."
#19. "The Otterhound is a low-key dog that can function as a quiet companion."
#20. "They like to roam and use their noses and have a tendency to snore."
#21. "Otterhounds have a harmonious, boisterous and powerful voice that carries for long distances. It likes to bay; though he doesn't bark excessively."
#22. "A great swimmer they can swim for hours without resting even in cold water. They will dive into the water seeking their prey."
#23. "Height: 24-26 inches (60-65 cm.)"
#24. "Weight: 66-115 pounds (30-52 kg.)"
#25. "The Otterhound is not recommended for apartment life. They are relatively inactive indoors if they have sufficient exercise. They do best with at least a large, well fenced yard. It can sleep outdoors in temperate or cool climates if given a good shelter."
#26. "The Otterhound needs a lot of daily exercise in a safe area or on a leash, and if possible, frequent swimming. They need to be taken on a daily walk or jog. While out on the walk the dog must be made to heel beside or behind the person holding the lead, as in a dog's mind the leader leads the way, and that leader needs to be the human. They have a tendency to forget everything in the chase after an interesting scent is discovered, so therefore they should only be allowed to run free off the leash where they can be controlled and kept safe. They should have a well fenced yard and make excellent jogging companions."
#27. "Life Expectancy: About 10-12 years."
#28. "To avoid matting, the Otterhound's weather-resistant coat should be combed or brushed at least weekly. It may need its beard washed more frequently. The coat is suppose to look natural and therefore should not be clipped. This breed is an average shedder."

Info from: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/otterhound.htm
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Ask Annabel - Bobtails!

Old English Sheepdogs are so cool so why don't you have a look at some facts about them!

#1. "The Old English Sheepdog is a strong, compact, square dog."
#2. "The top line is lower at the shoulders slopping higher towards the back end."
#3. "The chest is deep and broad."
#4. "The nose is black."
#5. "The teeth meet in a level or tight scissors bite."
#6. "Eyes come in brown, blue or one of each color."
#7. "The medium sized ears are carried flat to the head."
#8. "The front legs are very straight and the hind legs are round and muscular."
#9. "The small feet point straight ahead are round with well arched toes."
#10. "The Old English Sheepdog is either born tailless (as the name Bobtail implies) or is completely amputated."
#11. "The shaggy, double coat is long and profuse with a good hard textured outer coat and a soft waterproof undercoat. Coat colors include gray, grizzle, blue, blue gray, blue merle, gray with white markings or white with gray markings."
#12. "The Old English Sheepdog is stable and happy-go-lucky."
#13. "They are able to adjust oneself readily to different conditions, are loving and friendly."
#14. "Loyal, protective and intelligent, they make a fine family companion."
#15. "Friendly and gentle, they love and are good with children and are very much part of the family."
#16. "They have a strong herding instinct and may try to herd people by bumping, not nipping, and need to be taught not to herd humans."
#17. "This breed needs firm, but calm, confident and consistent leadership."
#18. "The bark of the Old English Sheepdog sounds like a cracked bell."
#19. "This breed remains puppy-like for many years, and age tends to hit them suddenly."
#20. "Height: Dogs 22-24 inches (56-61 cm)
Bitches 20-22 inches (51 cm)."
#21. "Weight: Dogs from 65 pounds (29 kg)
Bitches from 60 pounds (27 kg)
Some can grow to over 100 pounds (45 kg.)"
#22. "The Old English Sheepdog will do okay in an apartment if it is sufficiently exercised. They are fairly active indoors and will do best with at least an average-sized yard."
#23. "These dogs were developed for hard work and love a good run. They need to be taken on a daily walk, jog or run. While out on the walk the dog must be made to heel beside or behind the person holding the lead, as in a dog's mind the leader leads the way, and that leader needs to be the human."
#24. "Life Expectancy: About 10-12 years."
#25. "The coarse, longhaired coat needs constant care to keep it in top condition. Unless it is combed and brushed right through to the dense, water-proof undercoat at least three times per week, it will become matted and the dog may develop skin problems, making them prone to host parasites. Clip out any tangles carefully so as not to nick the skin. A grooming table will make the whole job easier. If the dog is not being shown, the coat can be professionally machine-clipped every two months or so, about one inch all the way around. In former times these dogs were shorn along with sheep. Trim around the eyes and rear-end with blunt-nosed scissors. This breed sheds like a human, not a lot but in small amounts."

Info from: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/oldenglishsheepdog.htm
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Collar Catastrophe!

Today's collar on Collar Catastrophe is the Lupine Bill Fish Dog Collar!

"The Bill Fish dog collar is made for that dock dog, or the dog that hits the high seas! This simple yet sporty dog collar features various mounted bill fish. Hit the bait shop and gas up the boat, its sport fishing time!"

"Features
Designer Fabric Collar
Adjustable Quick Clasp Style sturdy closure
Durable Poly/Cotton Blend
Machine Washable
Great for active dogs
Steel D Ring for Tag or Leash Attachment
Made in the USA."

Info, product and pic from: http://www.hotdogcollars.com/Bill-Fish-Dog-COLLAR-p/ylw-408.htm

Bark out the Facts!

Today's fact on Bark out the Facts is...

"The bible mentions dogs 14 times."

That's the awesome fact for today and come back next time to see another cool fact on Bark out the Facts!

Fact from: http://www.animalsneedhelp.com/2008/04/20/102-interesting-facts-about-dogs/

Dogstumes!

Today's dogstume is the Star Wars Yoda Dog Costume!

"Is he the wise Jedi master, or your favorite pooch? How about both?
This fun officially licensed STAR WARS ™ pet costume includes a Yoda character headpiece with ears and a jumpsuit with attached arms. Available in Pet sizes: Small, Medium, Large and X-Large. Check out the rest of our STAR WARS pet costumes!"

Info and product from: http://www.buycostumes.com/Star-Wars-Yoda-Dog-Costume/18842/ProductDetail.aspx
Pic from: http://www.google.com/images?q=star+wars+yoda+dog+costume&hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&prmd=ivns&source=lnms&tbs=isch:1&ei=GAYjTdC_GoaBlAeGqtTkDA&sa=X&oi=mode_link&ct=mode&ved=0CB8Q_AU&biw=1360&bih=704

Molly!

Hi Everyone!
As a special treat I'm going to post two special dogs on the blog plus Crazy Dawgs all in one day!
Today's other special dog is Molly!

Molly was adopted by my soon to be aunt, Marketa, as a present for her mother. While the days went on Marketa began to fall in love with Molly and decided to keep her. Molly is sweet and lovable and Marketa takes great care of her. On my trip out to Seattle I got to see Molly for the first time! Unfortunately, when Molly got older she became blind but I know she's still happy with her wonderful life!

Lucky!

Hi Everyone! Today I am going to post (along with Crazy Dawgs) a special dog special!
Today's featured dog is Lucky the yellow lab!
Lucky belonged to my Uncle Sean and Aunt Laura. He passed away at age 15 and he was special to the whole family. Now, my uncle and aunt have two Miniature Pinschers, one named Queen (the newest) and one named Usul. My uncle adopted Lucky when Lucky was just a puppy (around 6 months). Lucky was an awesome dog with a loving heart and a great amount of love for him. Rest in Peace.

Crazy Dawgs!

"You're under arrest for invading the local fish company!"

Pic from: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/10/14/the-best-pet-halloween-costumes_n_762247.html#s45757&title=Pups%20%26%20Robbers