Posts Tagged ‘Dog Owners’

Personalized Dog Collar

Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

LoveMyPetsGPS Pet Safety Products manufacturers pet products including dog collars, leashes and Dog Tracking GPS Collars announces new personalized embroidered dog collar program to include a reflective ribbon and a glow-in-the-dark material providing for superior night time visibility.

Personalized Dog Collars by Adore My Pets GPS are manufactured having a high good quality glow-in-the-dark material which is non toxic and non radioactive,” reports LoveMyPets managing member Mike Macatee. The glow pigments last much more than 12 hours, then recharge within the daylight, so no bulbs or batteries are needed. The collar is expertly engineered with one of the highest reflective values for the market. The polyester webbing contains superior UV-resistance and stretches less than nylon. When wet, the collar also dries fast and maintains a consistent fit for your pet’s comfort. A welded D-ring adds strength around the leash clip and acetal hardware keeps the item light and strong. All collars, harnesses and leashes are fray and fade-resistant that wash nicely, wear well and don’t fade out, adds Macatee.

The Custom Dog Collars are obtainable in two diverse formats producing them excellent for pet names, phone numbers or additional facts for working or service dogs. Outstanding monogramming using a maximum size text area and no jump stitches between characters delivers a quality product and quick viewing of pets’ name and phone number. They also are best for SAR or search and rescue dogs as the collars may be custom created for larger orders and could also include our award winning Dog Tracking GPS . Personalized Dog Collars are readily obtainable in 3 sizes and are accessible in Red and Black. Matching leashes are also offered.

“Education”, Macatee emphasizes, “is key in obtaining word out for the importance of pet safety items. Dog owners are very dedicated to their dogs but pretty frequently just don’t know how swiftly something can happen which will endanger the lives of their dogs,” he says. “In this day and age, protecting your pet ought to be a requirement for responsible dog ownership.” “We pretty typically tell dog owners, our item could be the finest buy you’ve ever produced. We not only support protect and locate your pet, but with personalized dog collars we aid identify them too” added Macatee.

Love My Pets GPS Pet Security Items offer marketing support for its personalized dog collars for “brick & mortar” pet specialty retailers and online retailers of pet products. LoveMyPets Personalized glow-in-the-dark line of nighttime security items are available at lovemypetsgps.com. Suggested retail price for the collar is $12.95 with personalization an additional $9.95. An optional 5-foot matching leash for nighttime walks at $12.95.and online ordering 24/7 for registered wholesale customers.

 LovemypetsGPS Pet Security Collar, a Web-based pet recovery system featuring a Dog GPS locating and tracking solution and safety collar designed to support the owner’s immediate recovery efforts of lost pets. The collar also helps protect the pet from darkness-related accidents, with superiorly engineered glow-in-the-dark banding and a material with one of the highest reflective values on the marketplace. The system’s award-winning GPS unit locates and tracks both outdoors and in-even in heavily wooded areas and inside buildings-using both state-of-the-art GPS technology and cellular signals.

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Wireless Pet Fencing Always Saves Money and Time

Monday, May 10th, 2010

Wireless fencing can give much benefit to many dog owners. Have you ever wanted to keep your dog with you, without using a fence? Does your dog have a problem with digging under your current fence? Do you take your dog with you on hunting or camping trips? Are you interested in an underground dog fence but don’t want the hassle of burying the wire? Do you have certain areas in your home which you would like to be off limits to your dog? If your answer to any of these questions is “yes,” you may want to consider the advantages of a wireless dog fence.

Dog fence is becoming very popular nowadays. Purchasing a wireless dog fence is a good option for budget conscious dog owners who need an effective solution to a nearly universal dog owner problem. It will give your dog plenty of freedom to run and play, while at the same time keeping him safe, secure, and well behaved. A wireless dog fence is safe, affordable, and easy to install. It is much cheaper than building a traditional fence, and does not obstruct your view or give your yard an unsightly appearance like a fence can.

Some brands can be used inside or outside giving you flexibility to control their boundaries inside too! Unlike other fences, wireless dog fences are portable. This makes them wonderful for use while traveling, and are especially useful and popular for hunting and camping trips. Lastly, if you already have a fence and your dog is an escape artist, a wireless dog fence can help solve this frustrating problem. You can even teach your dog to respect your physical fence if they are consistently kept within it, but most dogs learn it’s the collar they need to respect.

A wireless dog fence does have a few priorities. The most important is that you need to get your fence from a good company. Examples include Petsafe, Innotek, and Perimeter. Your transmitter needs to be appropriate for your dog’s weight. Another transmitter may be better than one if you need a larger area. A wireless dog fence may not be the right choice for you if your yard is sloped. And you should definitely choose a model that has adjustable correction levels, so that you can personalize the training program for your particular dog.

Once you have purchased and have your wireless dog fence in hand, it should only take a few minutes to install using the instruction manual which will be included. Your home and your garage are both a good place to put the transmitter where it will not get rained on! After putting the collar on your dog, the most important part is training your dog so they quickly learn what is expected of them.

Some dogs may take longer than others to learn the boundaries, but the average is a few weeks. Consistency and persistence in training will pay off. You should always supervise your dog for the initial period after the installation of your wireless dog fence. Flags would be a good idea to show your pup where he’s supposed to be. Make sure you have a leash on hand, because you will need it for your first few times. Also, you need to turn the correction level to the lowest point. Put the leash on him and walk around with him until he gets shocked when you come to the boundary. The shock is made to get your dog’s mind on the line that you set. It is similar to the shock you receive from the carpet when you rub your feet on it. Pull back and praise your dog after they receive the shock.

You can also give treats at first to reinforce your training. Your dog may learn to respect the boundary within one or two times, or it may take a bit longer for him to understand. Take off the leash when you feel that he understands about the fence. Continue supervising him without the leash for awhile, until you feel very confident in observing him respecting the boundaries of the fence at all times. The method for training a dog to an radio fence is very similar.

A wireless dog fence is an exciting new product in today’s modern society, and is worth considering by dog owners as an affordable and effective option. While there is no perfect solution to keep our dogs contained and safe, inventions nowadays such as the wireless dog fence are getting much closer!

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Can You Train Your Dog from a Dog Training DVD?

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

Well, everybody wants a dog that can sit, can heel and can fetch on command – who doesn’t? Unfortunately, not everybody has the extra time and money a certified dog school would require. Does this mean you can’t have the convenience and luxury of a trained pet? Of course not! It’s not a random privilege but a necessity that one’s dog should have even the basic dog manners taught to it. While canine schools unreasonable for most of us, there are many dog training DVDs available for us to use instead.

A dog training DVD is usually produced and promoted by a professional dog trainer. Having a dog that can “sit!” when commanded does not make you a professional trainer. The guy (or gal) usually seen on the video is probably licensed or has graduated from an animal/veterinary academy to get the necessary units for their chosen career. You can also Google and search for good trainers, then look if they have available resources to the public.

If you plan to buy one of these videos, ask yourself what do you want to teach your dog? If he’s starting from zero, then look for a video that will cover the fundamental obedience commands. If you want to get particular behavior modification pointers; in that case you might need to search the internet for a site offering an extensive DVD collection. Browse through their offerings per subject and select a title that would answer your doggie training needs.

So where do you go for these instructional DVDs? Since there are very few, strong video stand alone today, the best place to look for these products would be the internet. Amazon will have a lot of these instructional DVDs to sell. Websites that cater specifically for dog owners usually have a page of special offerings which include training resources. You can also click on buy and sell sites for owners who want to sell old, second-hand training DVDs – although this is probably not the most reliable way to get one.

Average canine training videos have prices from $20-$50; depending on how many DVDs are included or what other helpful tool it comes with. Some specialty sites will offer special discounts and gifts thrown in for free if you order immediately. If you believe that the DVD will be a much used tool in teaching your dog, then you should purchase it as soon as you can. It will be worth it for sure. However, if you don’t think you really need a particular topic and are just lured by the good bargain, do not go off spending on that first. You may have better use for your pet fund.

Having a well-trained canine need not be the most expensive item in your list. With dog training DVDs, it’s possible to have a great canine education for the fraction of the fee it might have cost you. You might not be capable of bringing Fido to a dog school – but because of pioneering trainers and technology, dog school can now go to your own home.

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Dog Health is Really Important – Here Are Some Facts

Thursday, January 8th, 2009

Dog food is perhaps the most important aspect to consider when it comes to a dog’s health, as their dietary needs are somewhat different from ours and will require a certain balance of vitamins, minerals, and nutrients to ensure everything from the digestive systems to the bones, joints, and organs as well as the skin and coat are as healthy as possible. A diet of meat, vegetables, and whole grains without any processed foods or unnecessary fillers is usually recommended when following the holistic approach to dog care.

In light of growing concerns over pet food recalls, questions about whether or not to vaccinate, or how many immunizations may be “too much,” or if we’re overmedicating our pets as well as ourselves as a society, dog owners continue to search for effective ways for keeping their beloved best friends as healthy and happy for as long as possible.

Holistic dog health care is becoming a natural way for pet owners to ensure that their cherished pets are at their healthiest, living long, happy lives to the absolute fullest.

It is important to keep in contact with your vet on a regular basis, and the annual checkup is a great idea, whether or not you opt for annual vaccinations for your dog. There actually is no evidence that annual vaccinations for dogs are necessary, and there is in fact evidence that they are not required, and can even cause harm. But having your dog checked out by your vet once a year is always a good idea. Tell your vet, though, that you’re interested in a holistic approach to dog health care.

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