March 13th, 2010
Let the Big Dog Eat. Let the Small Dog Nibble.
A dog is a dog is a dog is a dog, right? Wrong. Sure, all healthy dogs have four legs, a tail, a noggin’, and most have a furry body. The similarities end there. Of all of the animals on the planet, the species canis lupus familiaris, (the domestic dog,) has the widest variety of...
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Posted on Nov 11
Poodles Do It
And that’s why Poodles do it. Maltese do it. Even educated Havanese do it. Let’s do it. Let’s shed some fur. (With apologies to Cole Porter.)
In the previous article, I beat the daylights out of the subject of shedding. Before we bury that dead horse, I have three last words on the subject and...
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Golly Mrs. Cleaver, Which Dog is Right for Me?
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There are a lot of books on the shelves and quite a few websites that profess great knowledge about the differences between various dog breeds. These sources also believe you can find your ideal dog mate by cross-referencing such categories as “trainability,” “ease of care,” “need for exercise,” etc. After watching small dogs...
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Tell Me What I Need to Know About Small Dogs by Breed
“This is the internet, darn it! Tell me what I need to know about the different breeds of small dogs or I’ll move on to the next website that does.”
Okay, okay, I’m with you. Here it comes. I am going to send you to another website to do this, because it presents the essential information...
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Jeff K.: Great Cindy. Let me know how it works out. Jeff...
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About Jeff Kanarish
Jeff Kanarish is first and foremost a lover of small dogs. He has two of his own--Royce and Kelsey. Jeff applied his background in Psychology to dog behavior when he and his wife, Dawn opened a dog boarding and grooming shop for small dogs in Atlanta in 2005. Although customers came to the shop to have their dogs groomed or boarded, they kept asking the same question over and over: "Why does my dog do that?" Jeff finds the answers and places them here, in AsmallDog.com. For more detail on Jeff, click this link: My Story 
