Parasites, Obesity and Paw Chewing
To clarify before I share my own approach to handling three of the most common ailments I hear about – parasites, obesity and paw chewing …
Dr. Kim’s Views
Dr. Kim’s views on various canine topics
Detoxifying Your Dog
Here’s another much misunderstood function of the body – detoxification. While I don’t intend for this to be explored in depth in this blog post, …
Diffusing the Situation
We know what “defusing” a bad situation means right? In case not here is the definition on dictionary.com: “to make less dangerous, tense, or embarrassing: …
Overvaccination IS the Problem
On September 17, 2012 my husband and I put to his final rest our fifteen month old Great Dane puppy, Meshach. He died as a …
Meet King
Meet King! He will come to live with us this coming Saturday!!! He doesn’t look much like a Great Dane or Neo Mastiff does he? LOL, well that’s because he obviously isn’t either one. I’m going to sidetrack a bit so you will know just how VERY special this little “big” boy is!
Is Traditional Flea-Tick Control Your Only Option?
Spring is just around the corner; new life abounds which also means fleas and ticks. Modern dog owners seem to live in constant dread of …
Exercise is Not Optional
In the last week my husband Donnie and I began walking our neighbor’s little nine month old puppy, Stella (pictured here in the photo), a …
Dogs Are Adaptive Not Omnivores
There is also no definitive proof dogs have evolved from the wolf and have possibly always been dogs all along. Yes, That does not mean to say dogs are not carnivores. They are in FACT carnivores. This “study” doesn’t prove otherwise by any stretch of the imagination, funded or not. In FACT dogs DNA is so close to the wolf as to be nearly indiscernible by even the trained expert. But that isn’t what this argument is really about at all.