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My Sasha…beyond words

Presenting ‘Sasha’ an outstanding and awesome cocker spaniel. In one word to describe…………….she is a ‘Beauty’. In two words to describe ……………she is ‘Most Adorable’. In three words to describe,…………she is ‘Admired By All’. And in one sentence to describe…..‘No words can do justice to our little princess’. I express our hearty thanks to our […]

Intelligent Tuffy!

Tuffy and Mom Tuffy is my love – my pooch who is very smart and intelligent. He loves food and gobbles whatever we give him with love. He is very alert and fetches us the newspaper in the morning. What’s amazing is that he has learnt it on his own. Tuffy keeps surprising us by

Nov Dec 2009

Editorial Breed Profile Behaviour Diet Royal Canin Health Pedigree Grooming Picture Perfect Healing naturally with love! Paws for thought Your K9 Ask The Expert Paws & their stars Feature Events Pawtails Leisure Just fur Fun

Sep Oct 2009

Editorial Breed Profile Training The Pug Banish the butt Sniffing to ecstasy Whiff for your woof Canine bloat Picture Perfect Mecca of Veterinary Sciences Ask The Expert Let the odour go Doggy News Paws & their stars Silence please! Pawtails Yappy hours

It’s a red-letter day!

Every issue of D&P is very special and this an extra special one. I must tell you why? We have featured the English Springer Spaniel this time and you know what, my life is ruled by the most adorable and lovable Springer. When Sparkle became a part of our family, we were told that he

English Springer Spaniel The showstopper!

One of the world’s best show dogs, English Springer Spaniels are intelligent and fun-loving pooches…eager to be an inseparable part of your family. Evolved with time “I have been blessed with many wonderful Springers over the past forty years. My first was perhaps my most special. He was born in 1972 and went home with

Healthy bites to live smart

Dogs love to eat. Nothing makes your pooch happier than a juicy treat. But what do you do when he stops eating? Here are a few tips to make him eat just right. First – and most importantly – make sure there isn’t a medical reason for your dog’s loss of appetite. If he is

Banish the butt

People widely discuss the allergies triggered by dogs from their fur and saliva but seldom understand the inconvenience caused to dogs from the smoking habit of their pet parents. Yes, passive smoking is harmful to our pets as well; let’s see how. We all know that smoking is injurious to health but still people do

Sniffing to ecstasy

We all know our pooches are nosey – olfaction is their primary and most important sense. Humans have five million scent receptors in their nasal folds but these guys have over 200 million!!! No wonder then that our pooches love and actually benefit from aromatherapy Our pooches know all the secrets of simply sniffing. They

Whiff for your woof

We all know our pooches are nosey – olfaction is their primary and most important sense. Humans have five million scent receptors in their nasal folds but these guys have over 200 million!!! No wonder then that our pooches love and actually benefit from aromatherapy. Aromatherapy for relaxation How do you feel after a luxurious

The life stages of dogs

In the cradle… Right after a puppy is born, he can’t walk, hear or see; however, his sense of smell is already fully developed. He instinctively finds his mother’s teats and will firmly suck on them. In the first three weeks, his mother’s milk will provide him with all the nutrition he needs. The first

Canine bloat – act before it is too late

Bloat is a life-threatening emergency in breeds like Great Danes, German Shepherds and Boxers. What makes this disease even worse is that there are no home remedies and it needs immediate attention. Here’s more on this dangerous disease… In addition to breed predilection, there appears to be a genetic link to this disease. The incidence

Let the odour go

How do we get to keep your buddy indoor sans the hair and the odour? Well, just a few tips and a slight change in interiors can help you keep your home smelling fresh and clean even during the dreaded hair-shedding season.   No matter how much we scrub, shampoo and house-train our furry friends,

Silence please!

We love to celebrate – fireworks, loud noise, music from a core part of our festivities. The louder the better, little do we realise the condition of our panic stricken pooch to whom loud noise in any form–music, cracker, thunderstorm can spell pure disaster. Hard facts Sabina Chopra, a pet parent said, “I had adopted

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