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71: Help, I Have Found A Lump On My Dog!
Skin tumors are very common in dogs, but two thirds of them are benign and therefore merely cosmetic. Here we look at the most common types of tumor affecting the skin in dogs, and what, if any, treatment they require.
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72: Top 10 Dog Saftey Tips
10 Ways To Protect Your Dog In Case Of An Emergency
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73: Caring For Your Dog - Canine Medication And First Aid
Do you have a first aid kit for your dog? Preventative medicine and basic first aid are two important facets of canine care. Learn more here.
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74: Food Allergies in Dogs
Although a food allergy is not curable, the good news is that with proper diagnosis and management it can be well controlled in virtually 100% of cases.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: Apr 3rd 2007 | Category: Dog Health | Total views: 60 | Word Count: 981

75: Can A Dog Improve Your Health?
There's nothing that relieves stress and makes us laugh like watching a new puppy chasing a ball on wobbly legs. And what fun to play 'tug of war' with a favorite toy! Just having your dog in your lap to pet and cuddle brings soothing relaxation.
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76: Fleas: How To Rid Your Pet Of Them
Flea infestations are both alarming to pet owners and sometimes difficult to wipe out. This article explains how to make both your pet and your house flea free as quickly as possible.
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77: Physiotherapy for Arthritic Pets
In this article I hope to introduce you to the concepts and terminology of physiotherapy so that you can approach your veterinarian and see whether it may benefit your pet.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: Nov 7th 2006 | Category: Dog Health | Total views: 82 | Word Count: 740

78: Could your Dog be Suffering from Canine Acne?
Does your dog suffer from facial skin problems? Were you aware that it could be canine acne? Read below to find out more about this condition.
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79: Canine Hot Spots (Moist Dermatitis/Eczema)
Also known as Acute Moist Dermatitis or Moist Eczema, Hot Spots can seemingly appear spontaneously anywhere on a dogs body and the area involved can rapidly spread. Read on to find out more about this common skin problem.
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80: Bloat & Torsion in Large Breed Dogs
Gastric torsion & bloat is seen most often in large breeds including the Great Dane and Bloodhound, as well as some of the intermediate size breeds. It is a very serious situation and can be fatal! Please be aware and take precautions.
Continuearticle datasubmitted: Nov 6th 2006 | Category: Dog Health | Total views: 67 | Word Count: 615


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One of the most effective ways to train smaller dog breeds is by using rewards based dog training techniques. This is because the smaller dogs are too tiny for collar correction types of training and they could become injured. This training also works for larger breeds and is the recommended type of training that has been used to train generations of dogs.

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