What is Kennel Cough?

This is a list of things that we're going over today, and you're going to get the top copy to take home with you. But today we wanted to go ahead and and talk a little bit about vaccinations about your dog. So what we've already had. So did, was there a...

Instructions Step 1: Talk to your vet about the vaccine schedule he or she recommends for both puppies and adult dogs. Where you live may determine which vaccines your dog needs. Puppies six weeks old and younger should not be vaccinated. The mother's...

Instructions Step 1: Vaccinate your dog regularly to prevent parvovirus. Vets recommend beginning when the puppy is 6 weeks old, applying vaccinations every 3 to 4 weeks until the dog is 16 to 20 weeks old. After initial vaccination of puppies...

Instructions Things You’ll Need: Dog Stethoscope Thermometer and lube Vaccines Antibiotics Well ventillated kennel facility Step 1: Be aware that kennel cough is caused most often by a bacteria (Bordatella) which is contagious in dogs, and usually...

Instructions Step 1: Check with your city, village or township about zoning permits and business licenses. Some have limits on how many animals you may keep in your home. Be sure your business is legal before you start advertising. Step 2: Develop a...