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Joseph M Sabol is a world class breeder of Dobermans. He is also an affiliate of Nuvet Pet Vitamins. An avid Doberman enthusiast for over 30 years, Joe has taken a mediocre line of Dobermans and bred them into a World Class line of European Dobermans , all but eliminating the the watered down and overbred American lines, to the point where there is almost no American Blood in his Dobermans. He has bred ... [More]

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  • The Amazing Canine Nose
    [Pets:Dogs] Dogs are famous for their incredible sense of smell. Scent is how dogs learn and experience the world. While they can see well, better than us in low light, and they have superior hearing to humans, it is their sense of smell that really sets them apart.


  • Why Your Dog Needs Toys
    [Pets:Dogs] If you've been in the local pet store, you'll know there are tons of things to choose from. This may not seem like a very important decision, but in fact having toys for your puppy or dog is very important.


  • How Dogs Communicate With Us
    [Pets:Dogs] We all talk to our dogs all the time, probably without even realizing it. We start when we first bring them home, giving them encouragement and reassuring them. We use words to teach our dogs, and to correct unwanted behavior.


  • How Did Dobermans Get to Be Dobermans?
    [Pets:Dogs] No one is certain what combination of dog breeds Herr Dobermann used to acheive the final result, but there are several breeds that are thought to contribute to the awesome Dobermans we know today. Many of these breeds have several characteristics in common, characteristics you will recognize in a Doberman.


  • Can Dogs Really Be Hypoallergenic?
    [Pets:Dogs] It is important to understand exactly what causes an allergic reaction in some people. You may think it is just the dog's fur, but allergens are produced by a protein found in a dog's dander, which is skin cells, saliva, and even urine. The allergens can end up on everything in your house.


  • Famous Pets
    [Pets] Over the years, pets have become famous for all different reasons. We know famous pets from television, movies, politics and even from their famous owners.


  • If You Feel Stressed, Your Dog May Be Stressed Too
    [Pets:Dogs] Most of us figure our dogs have it made. They are treated like one of the family, getting special treats, going on trips or vacations, sleeping on their own chair or even in your bed. They are fed and cared for and we clean up after them. Sounds like a great life right? The truth is, our four legged family member can suffer the affects of stress, but you might not realize it.


  • Canine Intelligence
    [Pets:Dogs] Scientists have found that canine intelligence can be different among different breeds. Since a scent hound may not seem too smart trying to learn tasks that are natural for a working dog, researchers tested dogs within their own group. They have also identified 3 types of intelligence.


  • Michael Vick - Pit Bulls and the NFL
    [Recreation-and-Sports:Football] Dog fighting became a way for street gangs to make more money, so it turned into a big business. This was no doubt the reason Michael Vick and his friends got involved.


  • Dog Bites - Protect Yourself and Your Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] Most people realize that any dog, no matter the size or breed has the potential to bite, whether it be another dog or a person. Dog bites are extremely common and often end up in court. There are some things you should know about how to avoid dog bites and possible legal action.


  • Caring For Your Senior Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] Your dog may be feeling the effects of aging and you may not even realize it. Larger dogs age faster than smaller dogs, so even at 5 years old, your canine pal may be starting to slow down. I think we expect our dogs to always be the same playful, active pal we've always known, and 5 years old sounds so young.


  • The Truth About the Warlock Doberman
    [Pets:Dogs] The idea behind using the Warlock name is to imply a bigger, better Doberman. The Warlock Doberman became popular in the 1970's, at the height of the breed's popularity. Amateur breeders used the Warlock name as a selling point.


  • Pet Vitamins - Why Pet Vitamins and Minerals Are Important in Your Dog's Diet
    [Pets:Dogs] You have probably all heard and read a lot of different information about health and nutrition for your dog. Commercial dog food companies realize that we want a nutritionally balanced, high quality food for our pets. After much study, we now have a better understanding of various ingredients that are beneficial and how these ingredients impact our dog's health.


  • Comparing an All Natural Pet Vitamin to the Number One Commercial Pet Vitamin
    [Pets] So, how do you know which pet vitamin to choose for your pet? There are many different pet vitamins available from your pet store, vet, or even your grocery store. They all seem to indicate that they provide exactly what your pet needs.


  • Does Your Dog Need Pet Vitamins?
    [Pets:Dogs] Today's commercial dog foods have improved over the years as more research has been done on the nutritional needs of pets. You may be wondering, if you feed your dog a high quality, meat based dog food, does he still need vitamins?


  • Choosing the Right Pet Vitamin For Your Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] What we feed our dogs is especially important because dogs do not naturally produce the vitamins and minerals they require. Even with the high quality dog foods produced today, much of the nutrient value is lost during the processing.


  • Pet Vitamins - What it Takes to Produce a Top Quality Pet Vitamin
    [Pets] A top quality pet vitamin should be considered your pets best friend. They always say that a dog is mans best friend, but who is your pets best friend? A high quality pet vitamin is the answer.


  • What Are Dobermans Really Like?
    [Pets:Dogs] How true are the television and movie portrayals of Dobermans? This article will shed some light on this amazing but often misunderstood breed. If you have never owned a Doberman, you may be surprised by what you learn.


  • Ear Cropping Laws in the State of Pennsylvania
    [Pets:Dogs] In January of 2009, the Pennsylvania House passed a law concerning what supporters of the law call cruelty to animals. This so called cruelty comes from docking tails and dew claws and cropping ears of Dobermans, Boxers, Great Danes, and any other dog that is recognized by these features.


  • Preparing to Whelp Puppies
    [Pets:Dogs] After you breed your female, you have 63 days from the day her eggs are fertilized until the puppies arrive. During this time it is necessary to buy or build a whelping bin for your female to deliver her litter. It needs to be large enough for her to move around comfortably.


  • Ticks, Mosquitoes and Fleas - Pest Problems For Your Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] Along with beautiful weather, summer brings outdoor barbeques, vacation and the pests that like to snack on us and our canine companions. These blood sucking creatures are everywhere we like be. Ticks, mosquitoes and fleas can cause serious health problems for our us and especially for our dogs.


  • Schutzhund - Working Dogs
    [Pets:Dogs] Schutzhund is the German word for working dog. It is specific training in obedience, tracking and protection. The breeds most commonly trained in Schutzhund are Dobermans, German Shepherds, Rottweilers, and Belgian Malinois.


  • Could You Foster a Dog in Need?
    [Pets:Dogs] It takes a certain kind of person to be able to invest time and love in a neglected or injured dog, and see him become healed and healthy, then to give them over to another family. Do you think you could foster a dog in need?


  • Is the BARF Diet Better For Your Dog?
    [Pets:Dogs] As veterinary science became more advanced, veterinarians began to study nutrition. They realized that, just as for people, diet has a big impact on overall health. It became clear that grain based, processed dog food was not adequate to support a dogs health.


  • Does Your Dog Love You?
    [Pets:Dogs] We have all seen our dogs show their happiness by the way their ears perk up and their tails wag. Their mouths are slightly open and relaxed and their body language is clear.


  • The Dog Days of Summer - Vacation With Your Pooch
    [Pets:Dogs] It may be a little extra planning and work, but it is so worth it to have your family pet join you on your Summer travels. Many vacation destinations not only allow dogs, they encourage families to bring their pets. Many cities advertise dog-friendly accommodations, attractions, shopping and even restaurants.


  • Getting a Second Dog - Introducing a New Puppy
    [Pets:Dogs] If you have a dog in your household, and are thinking about getting a second dog, there are some things you should consider before making a decision. The first and probably most important thing to know is that dogs of the opposite sex will be much more likely to live together peacefully.


  • Naming Your Puppy - Spike, Fluffy, Bob?
    [Pets:Dogs] Getting a puppy is really exciting and part of the fun is choosing a name. Though it may not seem like a big deal to name your pup, there are actually several things to consider. If you spend a little time thinking about it and looking for ideas, you will find the perfect name for your new best friend.


  • Shocking Dogs - Electronic Dog Collars
    [Pets:Dogs] So, you have a dog with behavior issues. You've tried everything, but nothing has worked to keep your pooch from chewing the furniture or hosting doggy parties when you're not home. You may have heard about electronic training collars, and you are wondering if this might be the answer.


  • Is Your Pooch Leaving Puddles? It Could Be Urinary Incontinence
    [Pets:Dogs] If your pooch is beyond the housebreaking phase and still having accidents, or is wetting during his sleep, a trip to the vet is in order. If your dog is having accidents and it is not a behavioral issue, there are several medical issues that could be the cause of the problem.


  • Are Dog Parks a Good Idea?
    [Pets:Dogs] In recent years, dog parks have been popping up all over the country. Just as the name suggests, these are fenced -in areas where dogs can be taken off leash and allowed to run around and play, either with their owner or with other dogs.


  • Dobermans - Jekyll and Hyde?
    [Pets:Dogs] You might assume that you could never have a Doberman as a family pet, especially with kids. You imagine the nightmare of having your dog attack people without warning. Maybe you can only imagine having a Doberman roaming your property or your business, scaring intruders away and tearing bad guys to shreds.


  • Outdoor Dangers For Your Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] This time of year, we all like to spend more time outdoors. Those of us with dogs, know they love the outdoors. Whether we go camping in the mountains or swimming at the beach, there is so much to see and smell and explore. Just as we are prone to certain health problems or injuries from outdoor activities, so are our dogs.


  • Guard Dog Vs Protection Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] So, once you decide to get a dog for security, should you get a guard dog or a protection dog? Is there a difference? This article will explain how the distinction is made and help you decide which is the best choice for you.


  • Puppy Mills
    [Pets:Dogs] There are approximately 3,500 pet stores in this country that sell puppies. The majority of these puppies come from puppy mills. A puppy mill is a large, commercial operation that sells large quantities of puppies, often several different pure breeds.


  • Are You Sure You Want to Buy a Puppy From a Pet Store
    [Pets:Dogs] How many of us have been walking around the local mall and decided to stop in the pet store to look at the puppies? They are so cute and we feel sad that they are stuck in those little wire cages.


  • Understanding Separation Anxiety in Dogs
    [Pets:Dogs] Behavior problems from separation anxiety is the 2nd most common reason dogs are given up by their owners. Dogs that suffer from this anxiety become so stressed at being left home alone, they become destructive or hurt themselves.


  • Veterinary Care For Your Puppy
    [Pets:Dogs] So, you finally gave in a got a puppy. Now you need to know what to do next. Puppies can be susceptible to many different health problems, but they can be prevented.


  • Causes of Allergies in Pets
    [Pets] If you suffer from any type of allergy, you know how miserable it can make you feel. Our pets can suffer from allergies too, and it can make them just as miserable. Allergies occur when the bodies immune system overreacts to a substance.


  • Moving With Your Pets
    [Pets:Dogs] Whether you're planning to move to the next town or across the country, you have a big job ahead of you. In all the preparation involved in moving, don't forget about your four-legged family members.


  • How Do I Find a Good Breeder? Avoid the Forums
    [Pets:Dogs] Before you buy a pure breed puppy, no matter what the breed, you need to do your homework. You should determine if the breed you want is suitable for your lifestyle. You should know if you want the dog to be strictly a pet or do you want a show dog, therapy dog, working dog, hunting dog, etc.. Learn the specific health issues that affect the breed you're looking for.


  • Ways to Avoid Dog Bites
    [Pets:Dogs] According to the American Pet Products Manufacturing Association, there are currently approximately 74 million dogs in the United States. The Centers for Disease Control reports that 2% of the U.S. population, or 4.7 million a year report being bitten by a dog. Dog bites are the 5th most common reason for emergency room visits for children.


  • Dogs Can Live a Life of Luxury
    [Pets:Dogs] We all consider our dogs part of our family and treat them accordingly...within reason. There are some dog owners however, that take spoiling their dogs to another level. Nothing is too good for their four legged "baby".


  • Dogs Can Have Special Needs Too
    [Pets:Dogs] When you hear the words "special needs", you usually think of an adult or child with a disability. The truth is, dogs can have special needs too. Today it is possible to find help for any kind of special needs a dog may have.


  • Awesome Dogs of the United States Military
    [Pets:Dogs] After the attack at Pearl Harbor, in 1942, the U.S. Military joined with the American Kennel Club to establish Dogs for Defense. The American Kennel Club recruited dog owners to donate quality canines to the military. On March 13, 1942, the Quartermaster Corps of the Army took charge of turning these pets into soldiers. The U.S. Marines also trained handlers and canines to be soldiers in the Pacific during World War II.


  • Is a Hybrid Dog For You?
    [Pets:Dogs] If you are thinking about getting a puppy, you may be considering a hybrid, also known as a designer dog. In the last several years, hybrids have become very popular. A hybrid by definition is a combination breeding of 2 different pure breed dogs.


  • OFA Certification and Hip Dysplasia
    [Pets:Dogs] If you own a larger breed dog, or are looking for one, you may have heard the term OFA certified. This refers to the dog's hips and is an indicator of potential problems for your dog.


  • In Pennsylvania Its Legal to Kill Your Pet
    [Pets:Dogs] Pennsylvania has had its share of dog law problems. Much has been done to improve the situation with puppy mills. There is still however, a law on the books that says its legal to shoot and kill your dog.


  • Cropping Your Doberman's Ears
    [Pets:Dogs] We all have an image in mind of what a Doberman looks like, including his erect, pointed, alert looking ears. This is the accepted breed standard, but, it is considered by many to be a cruel, strictly cosmetic procedure. Many veterinarians will no longer perform this surgery.


  • Should You Breed Your Dog?
    [Pets:Dogs] You love your purebred dog and you figure since your dog is so smart, and beautiful and lovable, it would be great to breed her. That way, lots of people can enjoy a dog as wonderful as yours.


  • Thinking About Getting a Dog? Read This First
    [Pets:Dogs] Owning a dog or dogs is a serious undertaking, but it is so rewarding and such a positive, beneficial experience it is worth the price, no matter the actual dollar amount. You will be paid back in unconditional love, devotion and fun for many years.


  • Is a Doberman a Good Family Pet?
    [Pets:Dogs] Thanks to movies and television, Dobermans have a reputation for being vicious guard dogs. Naturally, you would not think a Doberman would make the best family pet. It is understandable to have concerns. This article will address your concerns and provide some helpful insight into this special dog.


  • Don't Make Your Dog Fat
    [Pets:Dogs] We all know that being overweight is unhealthy and can cause real problems. We also know what to do about it and how to trim down and lose weight. Well, since our dogs are part of the family, they often end up carrying more weight than is healthy for them. There are many reasons or "excuses" for how we let our dogs get fat.


  • Puppies Under the Christmas Tree
    [Pets:Dogs] The idea of your children finding an adorable puppy with a big red bow under the Christmas tree is very appealing. What present could be as exciting and fun as a new puppy? A word to the wise, a puppy should never be an impulse or a surprise.


  • Dogs in Public Places
    [Pets:Dogs] We all love our dogs and like to include them in family outings and activities. There are more places where dogs are welcome and we have all seen small dogs in tote bags. It is important however, to remember that not everyone loves your dog as much as you do.


  • Keep Your Dog Safe in the Winter Weather
    [Pets:Dogs] Winter presents different health and safety issues for your dog. It is important to be aware of potentially dangerous substances and situations that can harm your dog.


  • Health Issues in Older Dogs
    [Pets:Dogs] As dogs age, they are prone to many of the same problems we face as we age. It is important to be aware of changes in your dogs behavior as he gets older. A complete health evaluation by your vet can determine the best way to keep your best friend healthy for as long as possible.


  • Happy Holidays With Your Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] The holiday season is here and everyone is extra busy. As you are making plans with family and friends, shopping, cooking and traveling, don't forget your four-legged family members. Here are some tips for happy holidays with your dogs.


  • Caring For Your Doberman Puppy
    [Pets:Dogs] It seems like you have been waiting forever, but its finally time for your new Doberman puppy to come home. Every puppy needs to be taught and trained on how to adapt to his new family, and the family has to adapt to having a new puppy in the house.


  • Tips For Keeping Your Dog Healthy and Happy
    [Pets:Dogs] Your dog is an important part of your family, and because you love him, you want him to be as happy and healthy as possible. It is not difficult to keep your canine pal in top form. Here are some simple tips to show your love to your dog.


  • Acral Lick Granuloma - A Problem For Many Dogs
    [Pets:Dogs] What starts out as a "hot spot" that your dog constantly licks and chews, can turn into a serious problem. It can be very difficult to treat and a source of frustration for you and your dog.


  • Why is Your Dog Scratching?
    [Pets:Dogs] Have you seen your dogs coat go from shiny and healthy to dull and bare? Does your dog scratch and lick at himself constantly? We dog owners have probably all seen our pets go through this at some point.


  • Does it Really Matter What You Feed Your Dog?
    [Pets:Dogs] Does it matter what kind of food you feed your puppy or dog? Should you feed canned food, dry food, cheap food, raw food? Its hard to make sense of all the varieties on the market. This article will help you make an informed decision.


  • What You Should Know About Feeding Your New Best Friend
    [Pets:Dogs] Providing proper nutrition for your dog is not as simple as just opening a can or bag and filling his bowl. There are special formulas for different needs. It is also important to understand exactly what is in the food you're giving your best friend.


  • Houses For Cats
    [Pets:Cats] The great thing about getting a cat house is that you have so many options in the market. They come in different designs and shapes, depending on your needs - as well as that of your cat.


  • Dangerous For Your Cat
    [Pets:Cats] If you are planning to get a cat for a pet, then the first thing you should know is that there are certain human food items that you should not feed your feline. You should be aware about these food items because feeding your cat the wrong food can be harmful for him.


  • Treating Fleas in Kittens
    [Pets:Cats] When you ask an owner of a cat how she gets rid of fleas from her beloved feline, you will surely receive lots of advice. You will undoubtedly receive a list of flea products that she has tried on her cat as well. However, what works for a cat may not be right for a kitten.


  • Introducing a New Feline Friend to Your Cat
    [Pets:Cats] Cats are extremely territorial so you should be wary if you already have a cat in the house and you are thinking of getting another cat. You will have to introduce your new cat to your first cat very carefully. Here are some tips to make this as painless as possible for everyone.


  • Urinary Tract Infection in Cats
    [Pets:Cats] If you think that only human beings can be afflicted with urinary tract infection or UTI, then you just might be surprised to learn that cats do suffer from such an infection as well. In fact, studies show that more cats suffer from UTI than dogs.


  • Cat Breeds
    [Pets:Cats] When you decide to get a cat for a pet, then there will surely be a number of things that you will have to consider. One of these pertains to cat breeds. There are several types of cats aside from the domestic short hair and domestic longhair. Here is some information on a few popular breeds.


  • The Health Benefits of Water For Dogs
    [Pets:Dogs] Veterinarians explain that water is an important part of the dog's nutritional needs. Three quarters or 70% of the dog's anatomical make up is water. A month without food will make the dog lose its fat and muscles. The dog can still live without protein or fat. But if he loses even a tenth of the water in his body, he surely will die.


  • Keeping Your Dog's Coat Clean and Healthy
    [Pets:Dogs] Your dog's fur carries elements that are not only itchy to your nose, but also harmful to you and your dog's health as well. Among the most serious problems related to dog fur are ticks and fleas. These nasty pests thrive on the ground or on other animals.


  • Understanding Cats' Behavior
    [Pets:Cats] Pets can be difficult to understand, and in the case of cats, this can be quite frustrating as well. Thus, it helps to do some research on what to look out for so that you can better understand your cat's behavior. Here are some tips that you can keep in mind for this.


  • How to Train Your Puppy to Respond to His Name
    [Pets:Dogs] Teaching your pet puppy to respond accordingly to his name is, in fact, basic in training your dogs with such commands as stay, sit, come, or roll. You will not be able to train your puppy successfully with these if he is not focusing on you.


  • Bonding With Your Cat
    [Pets:Cats] Who says bonding with your cat is not possible? This is the common assumption cat owners have; they figure that you can only bond with a pet dog, and not a pet cat. Some cats can be quite affectionate. Here are some tips to make your cat happy!


  • How to Know If Your Dog is Obese
    [Pets:Dogs] How do you actually know if your dog is carrying the right weight? Is it possible that your dog is obese? US statistics show that more than 40% of pet dogs in the country are above their normal weight.


  • Four Common Dog Training Mistakes
    [Pets:Dogs] You are the best trainer for your dog. The process should be positive for both of you with no stress or impatience. It is a great way to bond with your dog and you both benefit from the results


  • Why Do Dogs Show Aggression?
    [Pets:Dogs] This article explains some reasons why dogs may show aggression. It is a problem that can be easily dealt with once the behavior is understood.


  • Toys Are Important For Your Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] Dogs are playful by nature so if you are considering getting a dog, then you should also consider getting some dog toys. This way, you can foster the proper playing environment for your dog, and you will not have to worry about him toppling over your appliances and furniture in your house. However, before you do purchase those toys from the market, there are certain things you have to consider as well.


  • Tips For Keeping Your Dog Healthy
    [Pets:Dogs] Your dog can be the best thing that can happen to you and your family. It brings in a different kind of joy and unity for all family members.


  • 3 Popular Dog Breeds For Families
    [Pets:Dogs] When you are planning to get a dog for your family, nothing beats having everyone pitch in when choosing which particular breed to get. Here are just a few of the most popular breeds for families.


  • Feeding Tips to Avoid Obesity in Your Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] One common problem that dog owners have with their pooches is the fact that they tend to become quite obese. Here are some tips to prevent your dog from overeating.


  • Agility Training With Your Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] One of the great things about having a dog as a pet is the fact that they are very smart. In fact, you will not have much trouble training your canine at all. Dog agility training, in particular, is quite fun for both the dog and the owner.


  • Guide to Leash Walking Your Puppy
    [Pets:Dogs] Taking your puppy out on a leash walk does not only train your pet; it also brings in health and social benefits for him. It is not just an exercise; it also serves as a way of teaching your dog to be obedient to you.


  • Training Your Puppy to Be a Social Pet
    [Pets:Dogs] Dogs are one of the most sociable animals in the world. Pet dogs, however, are special. Since they grow up with human companions, their social life might not be that fully developed.


  • Maintaining Balance in Dog Food Nutrition
    [Pets:Dogs] Dog nutrition is something that every pet owner should prioritize. But with the availability of instant dog foods, are you really giving your pets the necessary nutrition?


  • How to Prevent Your Dog From Excessive Barking
    [Pets:Dogs] Excessive barking is what veterinarians call an unrewarding behavior. Training your dog to bark less, therefore, means that you need to convert his excessive barking into a non-rewarding activity.


  • What is Wobblers Syndrome?
    [Pets:Dogs] Wobblers Syndrome is thought to be a genetic health issue that is known to affect Dobermans. It also affects other large breed dogs, especially the Great Dane. What exactly is Wobblers Syndrome? Keep Reading..


  • The Problem With White Dobermans
    [Pets:Dogs] Most people have seen Dobermans that are black and rust, or red and rust, and maybe even blue or fawn and rust. In the 1970s a White or Albino Doberman was born to two black Dobermans.


  • I Just Got a Doberman Puppy! Now What?
    [Pets:Dogs] So you just brought home your beautiful, playful Doberman puppy. What should you do first? This article will help you get off to a good start with your new family member.


  • The Many Jobs of the Working Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] There is a group of dogs known as the "working breeds", but there are many other breeds that work doing everything from search and rescue to bomb sniffing. Dogs have become an important part of our lives, not just as companions, but as valuable coworkers.


  • Von Willebrand Disease in Dobermans
    [Pets:Dogs] Von Willebrand Disease is a common health issue in Dobermans. It is a bleeding disease which can put Dobermans at risk from surgery or injury.


  • NuVet Pet Vitamins - A Product Review
    [Shopping-and-Product-Reviews] This is a product review of the Nuvet Pet Vitamins. There are over 20,000 professional breeders using this pet vitamin. We decided to write this review because of the incredible results we have obtained.


  • Bring Your Pet on Your Family Vacation
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Pet-Friendly-Rentals] Today it is easier than ever to include your pet on the family vacation. Many hotels, resorts, and state parks welcome and accommodate dogs and cats.


  • What You Might Not Know About Dog Fighting
    [Pets:Dogs] Dog fighting is not new. It has been around for hundreds of years. In ancient times, dogs were needed to fight off animal predators to protect their people, property and flocks.


  • Can You Believe This?
    [Pets:Dogs] There is a lot of misinformation floating around about Dobermans. These include "facts" about their size and temperament. I am an owner and breeder of Dobermans, so I can tell you what I know.


  • How to Feed Your Feline Friends
    [Pets:Cats] Cats have unique dietary needs. They are true carnivores and require a higher content of protein for optimal health. A proper diet is important for a long and healthy life and they can benefit from a high quality supplement


  • How We Care For Our Pets
    [Pets] We all know how important our pets are in our lives. They are true members of our family and we have special ways to pamper our pets and show our love. Taking care of the health and nutritional needs of our pets is one of the most important things we can do for our four-legged friends.


  • The Importance of Nutrition For the Health of Your Dog
    [Pets:Dogs] There was a time when no one gave a second thought to whether their dogs nutritional needs were being met. At that time, any old dog food would do. Now however, after study and research, we have learned that a quality food, wet or dry will impact our dogs health.


  • Pet Nutrition Has Come a Long Way
    [Pets:Dogs] Before commercially processed pet food, pet owners fed their pets table scraps and leftovers. Some bought meat scraps from the butcher. It was also more common for pets to roam outside and supplement their meals with whatever they could catch.


  • Dobermans - The Original "Designer Dog"?
    [Pets:Dogs] "Designer dogs" are now very popular. Breeders are choosing breeds with specific qualities to combine for a new dog. The Doberman was carefully bred from several existing breeds, making it an original designer dog.


  • The Importance Of Socializing Your Puppy
    [Pets:Dogs] As a Doberman breeder and owner, I am very aware of the importance of proper socialization for your puppy to assure a good fit with your home and family. Certain dog breeds have reputations as being vicious or aggressive and some by nature are more territorial and protective, but any dog not socialized from an early age will be a problem. From birth to 8 weeks of age, when the pups go to their new homes, it is the breeders responsibility to socialize all the puppies in the litter.


  • Human Grade Pet Vitamins - A Breakdown Of Ingredients
    [Pets:Dogs] A top quality pet vitamin is made from human grade ingredients, but what are the ingredients and what do they do for your pet? This article explains what a good, quality vitamin will do for your pets health.


  • Whelping Puppies - Raising the Litter
    [Pets:Dogs] What do you do after your female dog has delivered her litter of puppies? This article will take you from the time the puppies open their eyes until they are ready to go to their new homes.


  • The Amish - A Step Back in Time
    [Reference-and-Education] This is a brief overview of Amish history, way of life, religion and culture. I grew up in Lancaster Couthy also known as Pennsylvania Dutch Country and the home of a large Amish Community.


  • The Art of Picking a Puppy for Schutzhund Training
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