Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Dogs and More
New York, NY (ContentDesk) June 19, 2006 -- Who better to consult about your dog worries than other dog lovers? I-Love-Dogs.coms newly launched dog article directory offers a plethora of information about mans best friend.
"I-Love-Dogs.com distills the collective experience and wisdom of thousands of dog lovers all over the world," says Steve Austin, of I-Love-Dogs.com. "Dog lovers love talking about their pets in the offline world, and this web site recreates that experience online."The article directory at I-Love-Dogs.com (available at http://www.i-love-dogs/dog-articles/) already includes hundreds of quality articles from dog lovers and dog owners. These focus on topics ranging from the cleverly named "How to teach an old dog new tricks" to the more technical aspects of vaccinating your puppy.The web site also features a Dog Blog, a quick primer on the various types of dog breeds, dog food, dog games and names. Users can interact online on the dog forum, put up dogs for sale, and browse through I-Love-Dogs.coms directory of dog resources on the Internet.Dog authors can submit their articles free online, and I-Love-Dogs.com provides a free link to their web site when the article is published.
The web site also sponsors the prestigious "Good Dog" award for the best canine web site.
"I-Love-Dogs.com is designed to be a comprehensive resource, the first place dog lovers will think of going when theyre online," says Austin. "Weve already found success with a number of dog enthusiasts around the globe, and our growing dog article directory is a sign for great times ahead.".
JBI Localization to Partner with MediaMill on Switchable Multi-Language CD Projects
JBI Localization, Inc. and MediaMill, Inc. have entered into an agreement in which JBI, a prominent localization firm with expertise in creating international language versions of corporate, financial, entertainment, education and training audio-video and printed materials, will provide multiple-language translation and production services for MediaMill's unique switchable language optical disk projects, it was announced by JBI President Eliane Barth and MediaMill President Glen Phillips. ???Based in Vancouver, B.C., MediaMill specializes in "pocket media," providing audio-video or video with subtitled text on mini CDs, using proprietary technology that includes the company's own play-engine imbedded on each disc. ???Only three years old, the company has provided CD communications solutions to a variety of corporations, including automobile manufacturers, airlines and entertainment enterprises, targeting particularly international companies with multilingual audiences.???MediaMill's...
JBI Localization to Partner with MediaMill on Switchable Multi-Language CD Projects
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Selecting Dog Crates Isn't Difficult When You Ask The Right Questions
Differences Between Pet Containment SystemsIf this is the first time you're shopping for dog crates you may find it a little complicated. You may have noticed already that the use of the word kennel can be somewhat confusing. So before making a final selection it's a good idea to learn about the differences between some pet containment systems. Equipped with this information you'll be ready to choose the best crate for your dog.How Can I Tell The Difference Between Dog Crates, Dog Kennels & Pet Carriers If They're All Called Kennels?A "kennel" is a very general term meaning a place where dogs are bred or kept. By its very definition it can be used to describe a broad range of pet containment products such as pet carriers, dog crates, pet exercise pens and outdoor pet kennels.For example, a wire kennel and a hard plastic kennel sound very similar because both are called kennels.
In some ways they are very different. Depending on how you plan to use it there are certain features...
Selecting Dog Crates Isn't Difficult When You Ask The Right Questions
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How Long Should You Run Your Dog For?
Dear Adam:I have a Shepherd/Malamute "Newt." She's great. I have a couple of problems with her but I won't waste your time with them as I have found them addressed at your site and in your book.I "run" Newt in the bush, she is either in front of the truck or behind it, running as fast as she can. I stop when she slows down and we take a 5-10 minute break. Each time we stop, I open the door to the truck and let her decide if she's had enough. Lately it's been me who has had enough (she wants to run for longer and longer periods of time) and I tell her to get into the truck.
My question: Should I limit how far she runs (for her own good) and can it be too cold for a long run?Regards,Sally.Dear Sally:Thanks for the question.To be honest... I don't know.Usually my advice is to let common sense rule. But to be specific, it's really a health question that you should consult with your veterinarian before beginning any extensive exercise program with your dog.As a general rule, you need...
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