May 31st, 2009
Nutritional Problems That May Occur For The Pregnant Dog
Most nutritionists agree that reproduction is the most critical stress encountered by a female dog. While the healthy male dog can sire hundreds of puppies without any stress whatever, the female is called upon to use tremendous amounts of energy and nutrients during pregnancy and lactation. If [...]
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May 30th, 2009
Norwegian Elkhound
History and origin: The Norwegian Elkhound has existed in Norway for centuries and was used as a herd guarder and a hunter of elk and other game. This breed traces his lineage back to the Viking days. He was bred to have strength, an excellent sense of smell, endurance, and stamina in [...]
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May 29th, 2009
Newfoundland
History and origin: The Newfoundland originated from the northeast of Canada. Possibly the result of a cross between the Great Pyrenees and the Labrador Retriever, this giant breed was used by fishermen in Newfoundland to help haul in nets, to rescue drowning victims, to pull carts, and to perform retrieval tasks in the water. [...]
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