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From the time they are very small, many children long for their own dog. No matter how many times their parents say that they can’t have one because they probably won’t take care of it, kids persist. Having their own dog is something very special. Dogs are a different kind of playmate than other children. [...]

A sure sign of a well-behaved dog is when you enter someone’s home and their pet does not jump on you in greeting. Not only is jumping on guests annoying, it can be dangerous. Large dogs can knock people down and are capable of seriously injuring small children or the elderly. Not to mention all [...]

Just because you live in a small home or apartment doesn’t mean you can’t have a dog. There are many small and toy breeds that make excellent pets for small homes. But even small dogs like variety and exercise, so it is important that you are prepared to spend time with your dog, take her [...]

Everyone’s familiar with the trope of the tiny terrier barking its little head off at a perceived intruder as if it were a rottweiler. They nip at heels, bark at strangers, run around the house as if they own the place. It’s such a common stereotype, in fact, that it’s hard to imagine a small [...]

Have you ever heard of the saying “a bundle of joy”? That is a saying that usually refers to having a baby. But when you are a Jack Russell owner, you should convert the saying to having “a bundle of energy”. Why is that so? That is because the Jack Russell is gifted with a [...]