Thermo Pet Throw
Our take: Since I tested these, K&H has come out with a new model. Within two minutes of being plugged into my car's cigarette lighter, the old Heated Auto-RV Pet Bedwarmed up nicely and the cord reached easily into my back seat, but that's not hard to accomplish with a little Honda. I imagine that this newer model, which is more of a blanket, offers more efficiency. It operates on 12 volts and the cord doesn't get in the way of using a stick shift. You don't need an RV to enjoy this. It also has a standard plug for use at home, so it's quite versatile. The dogs weigh in: Fred, of course, wandered around the back seat and refused to stay in one place on the bed. Ginger didn't want to use it, I think, but she tends to hop around the back seat to bark at dogs. --Phyllis DeGioia Heated dog bed reviews  
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nipping
my puppy australian cattle/terrier she is seven weeks old what do about him nipping at my feet. She moves so fast that once in a while I step on her paws. please help. |
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5 hours ago by mrskcrump view |
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Anyone have tips on how to keep doggie shoes on?
We just bought shoes for our border collie because he slips and slides on the hardwood floors. They seem to slip down where they flop on... (continued) |
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Aug 15, 2008 4:02pm by cowgirlchick78 view |
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Collar on new puppy
We were given a pug puppy that is between three and four months old. He was left alone quite a bit. He hasn't worn a collar until now. We... (continued) |
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Jul 15, 2008 7:25am by Luna view |
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1 ft leash (loop)
The trainer in our class suggested this leash (it's really just a loop), as a solution for walking tall dogs. It was hard to find, local... (continued) |
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Jul 12, 2008 2:42pm by Luna view |
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