Dogs and Children - it can be a beautiful bond

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I found this lovely video on Happy Pet Blog today, and I thought I'd share it with you.

It shows how strong the bond can be between dogs and children.

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Playing With Your Dog

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It's easy to forget to play with our dogs. A trip to the dog park to let your dog run around is a much easier option than thinking up a to play, particularly when you're tired after a day at work - I know I've done it myself!

However, our dogs do appreciate interaction with us, and giving your dog a combination of mental and physical exercise is a great way to give him a well rounded workout.

Here is a video showing you 4 games to play with your dog - they all provide mental and physical stimulation, and help with training too as they require your dog to sit, stay, come, etc.

All the games can be played either in the house or when you are out for a walk, and are a great way to bond with your dog.

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What fun games do you play with your dog? Last month we published a list of dog games and asked people to contribute to it - check the list out at fun things to do with your dog, and please add to the list.


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5 Common Cancers in Dogs

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In this article I shall describe five common cancers found in dogs. I've included some of the symptoms of these cancers and you will see that many of them are also included in the 10 common signs of cancer in small animals that I listed in the last article.

The prognosis for the cancers I mention is not particularly good; the figures are broad generalizations, but they do highlight how important it is to to detect and treat cancer as early as possible to give your dog every chance of a successful recovery or good remission prospects.

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