please help- no danger but knowlage needed.?

Question

please i want good informative sites to help me to learn more on the topics of dogs, for i have now realized my thirst for knowlage in dog health has no been quenched, and i want to know more, so please anyone who has the time, and i wll look too, but please give me sites to learn more-

these words come from an average teenager with a love twords all animals, no matter how 'disgusting' they may be and wanted to save a possom with a broken jaw, so any knowlage is appreciated, so please respect that

i want to learn anything!
i dont care what and thanks for that information in the possom but gimmie a break i was 7 :)

thank you all who answer or will answer i can take critizem and I wont report anyone unless off subject AND encredably rude.

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Answer 1

My favorite websites:

www.offa.org I love to look up their "Champions for Health" dogs.

http://www.bernergarde.org/home/default.aspx (THIS is what I think ALL breeds should be doing to monitor and improve the over all health of their dogs. I found it an invaluable tool when looking for a stud dog.

I love this site for a great look on using a reward operant training system.

http://www.dragonflyllama.com/%20DOGS/%20Dog1/levels.html

And Stitch's blog reminds me that everyone and every dog goes through stages... its ok as long as you keep moving forward.

http://www.dragonflyllama.com/%20DOGS/%20Dog1/Blog.html

I am REALLY not a fan of opossums... ESPECIALLY when a dog brings a "dead" one in the house (nothing like finding your 18 year old cat facing off with the damned thing you tossed in the garage for later disposal!!!).

Answer 2

I had the comparable problems with my mare. What i could propose doing is this: a million. Take her out to the place you many times paintings along with her 2. Slowly, take the two the goat or donkey away, all the on a similar time as petting her 3. If she does not throw a in super condition, tell her she's a solid female and advantages her. 4. paintings her for no extra advantageous than half-hour an afternoon 5. proceed to try this for various days till she is thoroughly mushy with between the animals long gone 6. Now repeat step 2 with the different animal and notice how she reacts 7. Repeat steps 2-5 8. At this factor, optimistically she will have the means to not be so based on her pasture friends wish it helps! :D

Answer 3

What I've done to learn more here is...if (when) there is a question I don't know the answer to, I'll research it. For example, there was a question on parvo today and I googled it, found out parvo was NOT an airborne virus but one that was transmitted via fecal matter. Before I researched, I had no idea how the virus was transmitted.

So...if you see a question that pique's your curiosity - go for it ! Do some research online and give your answer (stay away from wikipedia as a source)

This way, your thirst for knowledge will help someone else too.

~Laura

Answer 4

Good for you! I think its great you want to learn. The problem is with so much in the world, of even just animals, you need to pick a subject (like dogs perhaps) and concentrate on just that for a while. No one can learn everything at once. Anything I found worth knowing usually takes years.

Answer 5

Here is a wonderful site to learn about responsible breeding practices. Even if you are not interested in breeding, it is always good info to help you find a good breeder if needs be.
http://www.learntobreed.com/

Answer 6

I would start with your veterinarian and local humane society, who can recommend excellent books to read.

You might also want to try volunteering at your humane society! What an excellent hands on way to learn more!

Answer 7

there is a lot of differ info on the first site. from what to feed to pictures of surgeries.

http://www.thepetcenter.com
http://www.dogchannel.com/default.aspx
find a mentor...someone in ur area that has alot to teach...volunteer at the shelter. nothing teaches better then hands on.

Answer 8

Instead of websites, which tend to have one bias or another, go to your local library and check out some dog books.

Answer 9

Hey, can you be more specific on things you want to learn about, like training, health, behavior, or a specific breed?

Answer 10

here's websites with some strange facts

http://www.funshun.com/amazing-facts/dog-animal-facts.html

http://www.hotfact.com/strange_dog_fact.html

dog care

http://www.healthy-dogs.net/

http://www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=pets_dogcare

dog breeds ( a to z)

http://www.nextdaypets.com/directory/breeds/A3.aspx

everything dogs

http://animal.discovery.com/guides/atoz/ddogs_new.html

http://www.everything-about-dogs.com/

good luck and i hope u make a difference with animals!