Would you like to have a new dog in your life? How about 12 of them? Whole Dog Journal’s new 2011 Monthly Calendar is illustrated with photos of 12 of the most winsome, lively calendar canines you’ve ever seen! And each month is introduced with a topical, fact-packed feature that brings you straight-forward guidance for keeping your dog healthy and happy…from dog food safety to finding the right doctor and crate care. And knowing that, like all dog owners, your days are busy, we’ve made the calendar extra big to give you plenty of room to keep track of all your schedules and commitments.

When it comes to preventing illness and injury, you are your dog’s first line of defense. From understanding the essentials of daily care to avoiding the consequences of over-vaccination, All’s Well is filled with guidance for bolstering resistance, maintaining fitness and addressing emergencies.

Dubious advertising claims, dog food recalls and a continuous flow of new products only reinforce how important it is for you to carefully select and continually monitor your dog’s diet. Here you’ll learn what’s best in cans, bags, and home-made formulas to provide safe, balanced and appetizing nutrition.

Your puppy’s "formative years" are only a dozen or so weeks long. The time and training you invest now will pay lasting dividends in the years to come. Here you'll learn the keys to getting your pup off to a healthy, confident, and well-adjusted start.

Discover what the natural revolution can mean for your dog! See how positive training speeds learning and builds trust…how better and safer nutritional choices are making a wholesome difference in dogs’ vigor and longevity…and how complementary medicines and healing techniques are affording dogs strengthened protection from the threat of illness and the effects of injury. 352 pages.

Let Whole Dog Journal’s experts show you how to keep your dog healthy and happy…how to feed nutritious and safe meals and treats…how to solve vexing behaviors and achieve lasting training breakthroughs!

A well-trained dog is not only lots more fun but far less likely to endanger his own safety. Using techniques that reward good behavior, you’ll discover how to fast-track your dog’s education with everything from “stay” and “come” to better self-control amid distractions and exemplary dog park behavior.

Good nutrition is essential to your dog’s health - and a homemade diet can be the best provider. Digestive disorders, skin problems, allergies, arthritis – these are just some of the conditions that can be caused by the hormones, antibiotics and artificial colors and preservatives present in many commercial dog foods.

In order to ensure that your dog is receiving all the necessary nutrients she needs, while eliminating harmful ingredients, home-prepared food is your best option (and it’s not as complicated as you think).

Order your copy of this special publication today, and begin your dog’s journey to good nutrition and good health.

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“Raw Diets” - Is a simple guide to planning and preparing a healthier diet for your dog.

It's easier than you think!

With this new publication from Whole Dog Journal you’ll learn the basics, and subtleties, of preparing healthy food your dog will enjoy.

Some of the healthy foods your dog will love, and you can prepare or buy easily are:

- Raw Meaty Bones (including chicken necks and wings)

- Fish (but not salmon or trout from the Pacific Northwest!)

- Yogurt, Eggs and Goats Milk

- Vegetables and Fruit (but never grapes or raisons!)

Explore the advantages of a more natural diet. Start by ordering your copy of Raw Diets today!

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Cooking for your dog is much like cooking for yourself...

You want the food to taste good and be good for you! But your dog has some special needs that are important to know beforehand. For instance:

- Some grains are fine (learn which), but dogs do not require carbohydrates.

- You should never feed cooked whole bones (unless prepared a certain way).

- Herbs and spices are no problem, but one can cause anemia.

With “Cooked Diets” you’ll be prepared to feed your dog exactly what she wants and needs. You’ll learn the proper calcium/phosphorous ratio (which is vital!), which supplements are necessary (and which to avoid) and the right quantities for your dog’s size and weight (and why puppies need to be fed 3 to 4 meals a day).

Preparing your dog’s meals may be a little more work, but when your vet says “She’s in perfect health” you’ll know it was well worth it. So finally take control of what your dog is eating and order your copy of “Cooked Diets” today.

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You’ve made (or you’re ready) to make the switch. And now you know and understand the value, and joy, that a home-prepared diet brings to both you and your dog. With Whole Dog Journal’s "The Finer Points of a Home-Prepared Diet" you’ll be ready to put the finishing touches on this healthy lifestyle. In this new publication you’ll learn the critical nuances to preparing a healthy diet, such as:

- The important difference between whole food and synthetic supplements.

- Why fish oil should be part of your dog’s diet (and which oil should not!).

- A simple but effective way to calculate the correct weights and proportions.

In addition, we’ll answer your questions about the right amount of liver (a vital ingredient to a healthy diet) to include each day, what you shouldn’t give to your dog if she lacks teeth, and which fish are more likely to have mercury contamination.

So whether it’s a raw, cooked, or modified commercial diet, let Whole Dog Journal help you keep your dog healthy the natural way. Order your copy of The Finer Points of a Home-Prepared Diet today!

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Whole Dog Journal’s HOME PREPARED DIETS FOR DOGS!

Do you really know what your dog’s eating? This landmark 4-part series from the editor’s of Whole Dog Journal will teach you how to prepare natural foods that will keep her healthy and happy.

Introduction to Home-Prepared Diets – Learn why and how Variety, Balance, and Calcium are the cornerstones to your dog’s good health, and some of the basics (and myths) of a home-prepared diet.

Raw Diets - Discover the advantages of feeding your dog a raw diet much like her ancestors ate, and how raw bones (including chicken!) are essential to good nutrition.

Cooked Diets – Find out how to cook wholesome meals for your dog, which ingredients are necessary (you’ll be surprised), and which supplements she’ll need to stay healthy.

The Finer Points of a Home-Prepared Diet – Put the finishing touches on balanced and nutritious meals that she’ll be begging for.

So order this one-of-a-kind series today! We guarantee you’ll find it vital in the care and feeding of your dog.

The chair leg…the garbage…your new shoes! There are any number of things your dog loves to chew-on, but not for the reasons you think. Brought to you by Whole Dog Journal's Training Editors, “Destructive Chewing – Cure and Prevention” will not only explain why and how this behavior is normal, but what you can do to both stop and prevent it!

"On no, I forgot to get..." It’s all too common. You’re so excited about bringing your new puppy home that you forget something essential. You have puppy treats but did you locate an emergency vet-clinic? You have a leash but have you thought about a pet-sitter? You have that big bag of puppy food but have you talked to your family about proper puppy training? With Whole Dog Journal’s PUPPY BASICS you’re sure to have everything you need to keep your newest addition happy and healthy!

Fleas, Ringworm, Food Allergies, Skin Tumors, Mites! These are just a few of the things that can cause your dog to scratch, shed or chew on herself. Did you know that up to 30% of your dog’s daily protein is used for the renewal of skin and hair, and that these key areas are an excellent indicator of her overall health? Are you neglecting these vital parts of her body?

A step-by-step guide that explains why and how crate training can be right for you and your dog. Most of us cannot be home with our dogs all day, which makes house training difficult. Crate training is an effective (but often misused) method that is both safe and healthy.