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Friday, March 10, 2006

PETaPOTTY - A unique way to potty train your pug

If you don’t have a yard or you want a way for your pug to relieve itself while you are out of the house check out PETaPOTTY. The PETaPOTTY is a box made of extruded polyvinyl that holds soiless sod, so your pug can enjoy the feeling of real grass in any environment. PETaPOTTY also has a drainage system that helps prolong the life of the sod and keeps the system sanitary. The removable drip pan also makes the system easy to clean.
The PETaPOTTY sod can last anywhere from 1 to 2 months before it must be changed. Replacement sod can be ordered from PETaPOTTY or if you live in Los Angeles or San Diego County you can take advantage of the PETaPOTTY replacement service where a PETaPOTTY representative will come to your home and clean your system and replace your PETaPOTTY sod.

Visit the PETaPOTTY store

PETaPOTTY FAQ

Thursday, March 9, 2006

Celebrity-Designed dog tags auction

Pedigree is holding a dog tag auction on March 6 - March 16, 2006 to help raise money for the American Humane Society. The tags are for sale via eBay and some of the celeb designers include Tara Lipinski, Allison Janney, Jason Bateman and Minnie Driver.

Tags up for auction

Wednesday, March 8, 2006

Kids & Dogs - New dog bite study

A new study about children and dog bites has been released by Austrian researchers. The study finds that the number of dog bites decreases with a child’s age and that children 1 year old and younger are the most likely to be bitten. It seems that children of this age are much more likely to unknowingly aggravate a dog. The researchers also found that the most likely breeds to bite were German Shepherds and Dobermans.

Read the full article

Tuesday, March 7, 2006

Dog Myths Demystified

Is one dog year really equal to 7 human years? How about a pug’s saliva, does it really have magical healing qualities? These questions and some other frequently asked questions about dogs and cats are answered by Veterinarian Dr. Thomas.
Get the answers

Monday, March 6, 2006

The Iditarod

On March 4th, the 2006 Iditarod kicked off in Anchorage, Alaska. This grueling race is definitely not designed for pugs. It will take mushers around 10-17 days to navigate a 1,150 mile trail with a team of 12 to 17 dogs. This race is not for the faint of heart either. During the race teams will face subzero temperatures, rugged terrain, poor visibility and long periods of darkness.

Follow the race on the official Iditarod website

Wednesday, March 1, 2006

Paying it forward

A heartwarming and a heart wrenching story about a little pug named Tucket, a young boy battling cancer and how a skilled, pediatric neurosurgeon known for thinking outside the box was able to save them both.

It is a long story that spans many years with a ironic ending. Well worth the read.

Read the story

Tuesday, February 28, 2006

A new sheriff in town

While this news brief is not pug related we thought this was just too cute to pass up. In miniature Chihuahua.

Midge currently weighs in at 2lbs, but officers on the force think that the little one will excel in her training and will be an asset to the department because of her non-intimidating nature.

See pictures of Midge

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