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Dog Beds for Small Dogs

Dog bed reviews by Chihuahua Cedric. There are many different types of pet beds and it's not always easy to find the perfect one. Chihuahua Cedric is giving his reviews of all the pet beds that he currently owns. He has so many dog beds because it was a journey to find the perfect ones. This video will hopefully help a new dog owner to make a good choice for the first pet bed for their new puppy. 

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Wire Versus Plastic Crates. Which is the best?

Visibility Every pet is different. Some like to see out of the crate while others like it more dark and den-like. The wire crate because you can either have it open so your pet can see everything going on around him/her or we throw a blanket over the top so he/she can’t see out which can be good for quiet time. Unfortunately, you don’t have these options with a plastic moulded crate since it’s mostly all closed up with limited visibility for your pet.

Easily Stored Wire crates are collapsible and easier to store. They fold flat for storage and are more economical to purchase. The plastic crates take up more space than the wire crates. Both are studier. It doesn’t require a brain surgeon to setup or collapse a crate.

Divider Most (but not all) wire crates  come across also have a metal divider allowing you to adjust the size of the crate to fit your puppy as he/she grows. Plastic moulded-crate don’t have divider.

Time out Sometimes you may need to remove your dog from a situation for a short ‘time out’ to calm themselves down. For instance if they get over-excited when playing with children, or get a little too physical in a multi-dog household.

Versatile You can use it with your puppy all the way to adulthood. You can use it at home or for traveling. You can leave it open so your puppy can see the world or cover it up with a blanket for privacy and quiet time.

Less Chewing If they’re regularly able to chew on shoes, slippers, wires or chair legs, the habits will be hard for you to break and rectify later on. So when you can’t supervise your puppy for a short while, crating them along with chew toys, especially food-stuffed chew toys, means they won’t be able to chew on your possessions and form these bad habits.

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Grooming

Grooming is a great way to bond with your dog and should be done regularly as part of daily dog care. Long-haired dogs need to be brushed frequently to stop their coats becoming matted and causing discomfort. For a short-haired breed, weekly grooming should suffice. It's not just about good hygiene, though. Regular grooming can alert you to any health problems early on, such as lumps, cuts or rashes.

Grooming time should be a fun activity for your dog. Try to keep sessions short until your dog gets used to the brushing –around 10 minutes is a good starting point. Groom regularly helps keep coats clean and healthy (this is essential for long-haired pets).

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