Sentences with phrase «dog blog readers»
The publisher of Not Fit For a Dog is offering an excellent, limited - time deal especially for Dogster dog blog readers, but available to anyone.
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Hello and happy autumn, Montreal Dog Blog readers!
Not exact matches
Hugh Howey initially was not going to respond to the post, but reader outrage over the supposedly - outed authors prompted him to post on his blog and to state what many reader fans are now calling the «Jolie Pledge,» a statement Howey made asserting that he had never bought a book review and good - naturedly pledged it on his dog's life.
My favorite blog post ever in the BookPage archive is this one from back in November 2010: «Dog roundup draws howls from readers.»
Long time readers of this blog know Zola because she and our dog, Dexter, share many adventures together.
But it is a dog on the 11/13 report that caught the eye of one of my readers in the comment section, that is th inspiration for the blog posting.
Readers that come to this blog will find an incredible array of information about dog behavior and the science of animal training.
Her purpose for the blog is to provide readers with a dose of positive, dog related material that is posted almost every day.
Readers will come away from this blog with a large array of knowledge on topics that will make them better dog owners and help their dogs be happier, better family members as well.
With all of the informative articles on this blog, readers can sit down and spend a lot of time learning about effective and gentle training methods that make the dog stronger and happier.
Readers will find a lot to enjoy on the pages of this blog and their relationships with their dogs will show the results.
Dog owning readers will find the pages of Lindsey's blog warm, friendly and full of valuable training information.
The reader will find a lot to love about this great blog that is written by someone who has dedicated her life to everything dog.
One Happy Dog — Margaret's blog, One Happy Dog, is filled with articles and videos that provide the reader with important information, tips and advice on taking care of certain behavior and training issues.
On the pages of her blog, readers will find an array of valuable information on all aspects of dog behavior and training.
Readers of this blog will find a wealth of information about this type of training and how to correct certain behavior issues such as your dog stealing your things.
The Dog Blog — Readers will be thrilled with the vast amount of information that the Dog Blog provides them.
The blog has numerous articles for the reader to enjoy and learn from including leash aggression, frustration intolerance, why dogs run away and much more.
Fanny's Clicker Dog Blog will provide readers with lots of articles and videos that will help them learn all about reward - based training methods and become more effective at training their own dogs properly and with lots of fun along the way.
Readers will find articles about separation anxiety, interacting with fearful dogs, teaching puppies to tolerate grooming and much more.The blog was started in 2010 and is still going strong.
As Lindsey learned more and more about training little dogs, she wanted to share her knowledge and tips with the world... her blog was born and now readers can benefit from all of the great information that is available.
Readers will want to come visit this informative training blog frequently to learn as much as they can about working with their own dogs and becoming a great team together.
Fanna Easter, a professional dog trainer with 22 years training experience fills the blog with helpful articles and information that will help readers become the best dog owners they can through learning the best training methods and advice.
In a previous blog post we shared with readers tips about how a towel can be used for sling walking a dog.
Long - time readers of this blog know I will not use harsh chemicals on my dog.
At first, I wrote on random topics, but as the blog evolved, I narrowed my focus to positive based training for small dogs — though many of my readers are medium to large dogs.
I know that this message is like preaching to the choir when it comes to the frequent readers of this blog, but I hope that seeing Edie's amazing transformation from something barely recognizable as a Maltese to a gorgeous, friendly and happy little girl that anyone would be thrilled to have as part of their family will inspire people to take a chance on the not - so - perfect (or downright scary - ugly) looking rescue dog.
And if your blog can do that, suddenly your readers are associating purple dogs and green sofas with something that ACTUALLY matters to them.
About Blog Musings, insights, and advice on the written word for writers and readers from an aspiring novelist, published writer, and English teacher... whose dogs run her life Frequency about 1 post per month.