Whole Dog Journal ~ January 2005

Volume 8
Number 1
January 2005

Features
Editorial

January 2005

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Successfully Adding a New Dog to Your Pack
The decision to add a new dog to the pack shouldn’t be taken lightly. Don’t expect to be able to use the same methods on every dog you own. Every new pup requires individualized training and management. Bringing a new dog into the family can be fraught with unexpected developments, no matter how experienced a dog owner is, how well her home is prepared, and how good-natured the dogs are that she already owns. However, with preparation, flexibility, and dedication to principles of positive training and behavior management, most dog owners can get through the adjustment period with peace in the pack.

What Promotes Bloat?
Every dog owner should know the causes and symptoms of this fast-killing disorder.

Essential Information
Custom-mix therapeutic essential oils to improve your dog’s health.

Breathing Lessons
A clear, vital respiratory system is central to a dog’s well-being. Here’s how to build and maintain good lung function.

Tail of the Lost Wag
Suspect “limber tail syndrome” if your whippy-tailed dog stops wagging.

Skip This Peanut Butter
Is Skippy’s “Squeez’ It” a perfect training treat? We think not!