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January 12, 2009

The best Watchdog

Filed under: Dog Breed, Dog Grooming

Do you want to find the best Watchdog for guarding your home or your properties. There are many dog breed are good for this duty, I think the best one is Rottweiler. It is a hardy and very intelligent breed. Early Rottweilers worked as beasts of burden, carrying wood and other products to market.

Selecting a Rottweiler As a Watchdog
By Bruce Kelly

Watchdogs make a great addition to your home security system. A watchdog should never be considered your only form of home security. The Rottweiler is a very protective dog that naturally keeps watch over his or her boundaries. There is a common misconception that this guardian breed is dangerous.

Rottweiler
Photo: dogsindepth.com

This breed is a calm and confident breed. These courageous dogs have a strong desire to protect family and home. Rottweilers will "wait-and-see" whether a potential threat is a problem. They will quietly watch and then alert the family that someone is too close to the home boundaries.

As a family pet Rottweilers are very lovable and desire to be close to their people. They are loyal companions as well as guardians. If you are considering this breed as your watchdog for home security it is important to remember that your Rottweiler will need daily exercise and quality time with the family in order to raise a balanced, happy dog.

Selecting a Rottweiler should be done with great care. To ensure the correct breed temperament look for an AKC registered litter. These puppies will cost more but it is worth the extra money to have the peace of mind that you are getting a puppy that was bred with high standards to create the right temperament. Look for a breeder that is well-respected and responsible.

When selecting your puppy look for good coloring and size. Do not let your emotions get in the way of selecting a puppy. A puppy that is too friendly or too shy will not make a good watchdog. You want a puppy who is a little wary of you but appears confident.

Rottweilers have a black body with mahogany markings. The markings are typically clearly defined. The throat and paws will be rust colored. This breed has large paws and is massive in size. There should not be any white or straw colored markings on the dog. Do not accept a puppy that does not meet the AKC standards. An unusual coloring could indicate that the puppy may be a mixed breed or have a temperament that will be undesirable.

After you have brought your puppy home it is important to sign the puppy up for obedience training. A watchdog that has unruly behavior will not be a good addition to your home security solution. Sign up for a reputable training course and work with your dog daily. Puppies should be socialized with children and other pets.

A watchdog can be an excellent perimeter security addition but should not be the only source of security. If your home does not have a home security system it is still vulnerable to potential break-ins. A watchdog will keep petty thieves at bay but professional thieves have ways of getting around your watchdog.

ADT Security is the leading provider of residential monitoring systems in the U.S. Help protect your home and family today with an alarm system from ADT, the number-one name in home security.
  

Upscale Pup

Filed under: General, Dog Supplies, Puppy

Upscale Pup are for many dog owners, their pooches and puppies aren’t simply pets or just members of the family, they are family, as they embody love and more attention to their puppies.   

What is an Upscale Pup?
By Manny M. Manuel

If you happen to be a dog lover yourself, or if you happen to know a dog lover, then you understand just how crazy people can be about their dogs. Now, perhaps crazy is too strong a word actually. However, for many dog owners, their pooches and puppies aren’t simply pets or just members of the family; they ARE family, as they embody love, loyalty and a permanent sense of childlike behavior and curiosity. Plus, at the same time, dogs are so darned cute!

Upscale Pup
Photo: yourdogsuppliesstore.com

And for a majority of dog owners, they want their beagles and terriers (and everything in between) to be an upscale pup. That means spending time and money on looking for dog clothes, dog carriers and pet carriers that serve more than just its titular purpose. Yes, at first blush, dog clothes may sound a bit absurd. After all, dogs already come with a lovely coat of fur, so why do dogs need clothes? Do dogs really care how they look? Are they concerned with the label on the back of their dog sweaters or dog apparel?

No, they don’t. But does it really matter?

For passionate dog lovers and dog owners, their beloved pets deserve the same amount of care and attention as their two-legged children. And for other people, their dogs are the only family members they have. In the end, though, it’s not really important at all. Because all they want is the best for their pets, and that involves looking for, and spending money on dog accessories, dog carriers, pet sweaters and other items that can turn any puppy dog into an upscale pup.

So, what is an upscale pup? Is it the golden retriever wearing the most expensive dog clothes? Is it the black lab with the coolest dog costume? Is the upscale pup the husky with the biggest and best pet carrier? It’s a matter of yes and no. Yes, on the surface, an upscale pup is a dog who’s being pampered in the latest and greatest lines of dog apparel - even if the dog has no idea about it. But, being, or having an upscale up goes beyond that.

If you love your dog and only want the best for your dog and only want to give your dog nothing but the best, then you have an upscale pup too. There are many dog owners for one reason or another, are either unwilling or unable to give their puppies and dogs the attention and care they deserve. Now, we’re not going to delve down that road today, but it’s worth noting that if you simply love your dog and want to give them all the love you possibly can, then you have an upscale pup, regardless of what clothes are on the back of your dog.

Clothes, collars, strollers, pet costumes - these are all extras that spoil and give your dog an additional touch and splash of personality. Dogs, more than any other domesticated pet, are attuned to the needs and emotions of their human companions. Conversely, people can easily identify when their dogs are happy, sad, excited or scared. Because of this connection, we want to give our dogs the same love and care that we give ourselves or our children. And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that at all!

So, to answer the original question of what makes for an upscale pup? Well, fancy dog clothes is important, as are pet strollers and gourmet treats and other dog accessories. But, also, giving your dog nothing but unconditional love is also an important component of being an upscale pup. And, while your basset hound can’t dress you in the people version of dog clothes, they can unconditionally and passionately love you right back.

And that, is perhaps, is the true definition of an upscale pup.

Manny Manuel loves his dog and wants to share his "puppy love" with other dog owners and lovers. Yes, he showers his dog with dog accessories, dog clothes and other fancy extras, but his dog gives him such unconditional love, that how could he not?

If you love your dog, and want to share your doggy tales, Manny would love to hear from you and all about your own upscale pup!
 






















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