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How To Get Your Dog to Fetch Beer

ericrogers — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 16:42:07 -0500

Owning a dog is a richly rewarding experience that improves the quality of one’s life in many fun ways. Dogs are tried and true companions… they encourage us to spend more time outdoors getting sun and exercise… they sleep at the foot of the bed, providing warmth on chilly winter nights… and if properly trained, they can be the best bartender you’ll never have to pay.

That’s right, YOU can train your pooch to fetch beers from your refrigerator in just a few easy steps. So whether you’re watching the big game, taking the edge off a busy day, or simply attempting to enter the Guinness Book of Records as “World’s Biggest Couch Potato”, Man’s Best Friend can help ensure you never have to move a muscle to keep the suds flowing:

How To Stop Your Dog from Biting

Wendy118 — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 12:04:00 -0500

No matter how cute your new puppy may be, if he or she is chewing and biting on you, your family members and guests - he or she probably doesn't seem quite as cute. In fact, if the pup's chewing and biting habits are not controlled, he or she might actually hurt someone, or destroy the contents of your home. Training is necessary to teach some puppies appropriate chewing and biting behaviors.

How To Install an Invisible Electric Dog Fence

edward.s — Sun, 12 Aug 2007 18:20:58 -0500

Installing an invisible electric dog fence is not, nor should it be, a complicated task. It does however, take some planning and a little creativity to come up with the right solution that will work for your dog.
The average invisible electric dog fence can be purchased for $100-400 depending on features, amount of wire, etc. In order to have a professional installation performed, the system can easily cost in excess of $700. A little bit of planning and sweat will lead to substantial savings.