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Shake, Rattle and Roll Be Aware of Dangerous Animals in the Hot Season

Written by The Magazine of Santa Clarita Tuesday, 29 April 2008 09:50

Every spring we begin to see snakes and lizards again on the trails. Rattlesnakes are easy to identify and separate from other snakes, if you know a few simple things about them.

"Project Dogway" Launched to Help Brittany Foundation Rescue Dogs

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Written by The Magazine of Santa Clarita Tuesday, 29 April 2008 09:49

Like many California girls, Candy is blonde, buff, and beautiful. All she needs now is a place to strut her stuff.

Candy, a six year old pit bull, is one of 75 dogs residing at Agua Dulce’s The Brittany Foundation, a non-profit humane organization dedicated to the rescue, care, and placement of homeless dogs.
While Candy and many of the Brittany Foundation dogs reside in a spacious 12’ x 12’ kennel, what the organization hopes for next is a 130’ x 75’ fenced run area to allow the pooches a place to play and stretch out in the sun.

Dogs of the Month from the Brittany Foundation

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Written by The Magazine of Santa Clarita Tuesday, 29 April 2008 09:48

A Non-Profit Humane Organization Dedicated to the Rescue, Care, and Placement of Homeless Dogs.

Three great dogs!!!

Three Tips For Best Handling Of Your New Dog

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 25 March 2008 08:34 Written by Jack Sinclair Tuesday, 25 March 2008 08:34

Dog training is taught many different ways. Teaching your new dog new tricks and doing obedience training takes dedication and patience. It takes skill and personal consciousness of not only your dog’s activities, but your own body communication and training habits too. Here are two tips any dog trainer can employ when handling their new best friend:

Beagle Puppies Like To Have Fun

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Written by Michelle A. Adams Wednesday, 27 February 2008 04:54

Finding a pet for a family can be a fun experience and beagle puppies have the disposition to fit right into a human family and make friends with children as well as the adults. Provided they have had the opportunity to socialize with other animals and people, they can feel right at home once they arrive.