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Guide-Dog Annual Golf Day

This year on the 23rd of October the Durban Guide-Dog Annual Golf Day held at Umdoni Club managed to raise R9000 odd from the wonderful Hole and Tee Sponsorships, entries money, raffle and cash donations which helps greatly towards training another dog! The field comprised of 48 golfers, in a Four Ball Better Ball Stableford […]

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Loud noises that scare pets

[dropcap]S[/dropcap]tartling at loud noises is a normal survival mechanism for animals, because loud noises are often associated with danger. In most cases, when an animal is exposed repeatedly to a noise without anything ‘bad’ happening (painful or fearful experience), the animal will habituate to that noise, meaning he will learn that it does not mean

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The acral lick

[dropcap]T[/dropcap]here are many reasons that may cause a dog to lick a certain area more than normal. The constant licking can result in a sore which doesn’t heal – this is called an acral lick granuloma. It is very important for your dog to have a thorough check-up with your veterinarian and getting to a

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Raindrops keep falling on my head

Raindrops keep falling on my head dance routine by Lisa and Bella! Dancing with Dogs Durban is located in Pinetown, KZN. What is Dog Dancing? There are two categories with in dog dancing, Musical Freestyle and Heel Work To Music. Musical Freestyle is the more popular of the two, with in freestyle the handler and

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Lisa & Molly Dancing with Dogs

Lisa & Molly share their Dancing with Dogs routine with Animaltalk magazine! Dancing with Dogs Durban is located in Pinetown, KZN. What is Dog Dancing? There are two categories with in dog dancing, Musical Freestyle and Heel Work To Music. Musical Freestyle is the more popular of the two, with in freestyle the handler and

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Breed profile: The Great Dane

A docile and sociable dog, the Great Dane is famed for his gentle nature and giant stature. Though to strangers they may look imposing, to families they are lovable and very rarely aggressive, making them great guard dogs. They take well to children and, if socialised, they get along well with most other breeds. Though

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Dog walking tips

Now that it’s spring, you and your dog will certainly be in the mood for walking. Most dogs love it. Mention the word ‘walkies’ or reach for the lead, and watch your dog’s reaction. If he’s anything like mine, he’ll jump up and down, pant with excitement and have his eyes fixed on you. For

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