Dog Blogs & Web Sites
A list of the best dog blogs and dog related websites. Do you know of a fantastic, delightful, mentally stiumulating and exciting blog or web site for dog enthusiasts? Let us know what you have found.
DogBlog.Inet-Success.com - This is our blog. A fun blog for dog people - informing, educating, and sharing. Border Collie/Heeler Maggie is becoming a natural at testing pet products and producing video reviews.
Dog Training Central - Discover how to train a dog the right way yourself at home. Learn about clicker dog training, dog whispering, puppy house training and more dog training tips. Dog training techniques for obedience.
4PawsForum - A very good read, this blog was recommended to me by one of our website visitors, Dan. Kim Martin is a writer who lives with a hubby and three dogs. Enjoy their amusing thoughts.
DogBlog.Dogster.com - Dogster's For the Love of Dogs Blog. From news to expert advice to fun stuff, they say they sniff out the best squirrels of doggie happenings for you.
Dogster.com - claims to be the most useful site for all things dog-related. Expert advice and community opinions on breeds, adoption, food, health, and dog lifestyle issues.
HalleBalle Dog - Blog dedicated to everything dog and home of Weimaraner Halle. They provide positive, natural training and care solutions for your dog or puppy.
LoveYourDog.com -
Kids of all ages and their families will learn all about dog care and training and how to teach their dogs tricks. Read riddles and stories, play games, and find great dog books. Got a new puppy? Want to teach your dog some tricks? Want your dog to behave? Then this is the place!
The Shelter Pet Project - Find dogs and cats up for adoption. Connect with pet experts with all kinds of knowledge about rescue animals and adoption. Even send an adopt-o-gram to your friends to help spread the adoption message.
Vetinfo.com - Got a health question? Ask a Vet. Health articles and free information from vetinarians. Research your pets illness. Please do not use their site to attempt to diagnose or treat your pet. Your local veterinarian is the best source of health advice for an individual pet.
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