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Celebrity Dog Owner #4: Reema Chanco 0

Posted on March 21, 2010 by admin

We first knew Reema Chanco on a show named Game Plan, she is a very sporty type girl, very adventurous but indeed she has a big heart for animal welfare. She joined a lot of animal events and advocacy’s and even gather funds for their welfare.
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Obama’s First Dog: A Portuguese Water Dog 0

Posted on February 26, 2009 by admin

The Obama hunt for a presidential dog is over and they are considering to adopt a rescue Portuguese Water dog, who is not a puppy but who is old enough and can match for the family’s dynamic.

“Temperamentally they’re supposed to be pretty good,” the first lady says of the breed developed by sailors.

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Celebrity Dog Owner #1: Imelda Marcos 1

Posted on October 14, 2008 by admin

This photo was taken last November 18, 2006, Former first lady Imelda Marcos holds Venus her pet dog (breed: minipin) who is wearing a fancy costume during the launching of the Imelda Collection of clothes, shoes and jewelry at a luxury hotel in Manila.

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WORLD RABIES DAY Celebration in the Philippines 1

Posted on September 12, 2008 by admin

WE call on every pet owner to join us in this historical celebration… another fun and learning experience. Lovepets will go dog walking with you as we tour you around Boni High Street in an Arts Appreciation experience of the sculptural landmarks in the area and inform you more on the Anti Rabies Law.

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Separation Anxiety 1

Posted on July 17, 2008 by admin

by Margaret Muns, D.V.M.

The following is paraphrased from a lecture by Dr. Victoria Voith a prominent behavioral specialist. (1995 Michigan Veterinary Conference, Lansing, MI Jan. 26-29, 1995).

About 1/3 of dogs presented to behavioral specialists are presented because of separation anxiety. The signs an animal may show when separated from the owner include vocalization, destruction of property, elimination, loss of appetite, excessive grooming, more intense greetings, hyperactivity, and depression. These signs can be extremely time and location specific.

The typical history of separation anxiety is that the problem occurs as the owner leaves or shortly afterwards. The key to diagnosis is that the behavior only occurs during the absence of the owner. This doesn’t necessarily mean physical absence. All it can take is some kind of denial of access to the owner. A closed door may be all it takes. The difference between separation anxiety and a housebreaking problem is that with housebreaking problems, the dog will eliminate even when it has access to the owner.

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