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Grooming
Responsible dog ownership: Good Human and Canine Citizenry Part V
May 15th, 2009
by Casey Lomonaco (KPA CTP, APDT), proprietor Rewarding Behaviors Dog Training

   Responsible Dog Ownership Tip #5: Grooming for your hound!

While some dogs have more demanding grooming requirements than others, the majority of dogs need some or all of the following on a semi-regular basis: bathing, brushing/combing, tooth brushing, nail clipping, ear checks and cleaning. Matted fur, overgrown nails, bad teeth, and ear infections can be exceedingly uncomfortable for dogs and are easily prevented by routine maintenance.
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Dog Selection
Hairless dogs: Not necessarily a good choice for people with allergies
February 27th, 2009
by Tracie Hotchner, Author & Radio Show Host

   People mistakenly believe that the few breeds of dogs with no hair might be good choices for those with allergies to dogs, but just the opposite is true. These dogs still have the two things which people are allergic to: skin – which sheds dead cells, or dander – and saliva, which they deposit on their skin when licking themselves.
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