Welcome to the October 2007 edition of Gone to the Dogs carnival. As you head for the fairway, don’t forget to stop for some virtual organic dog biscuits for your favorite pal. I keep meaning to make another batch of real ones for my guys. They love them.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Cashing In With Doggie da Vincis posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

Steve Bainbridge presents Punditry | Professor Bainbridge posted at Professor Bainbridge’s Journal, saying, “Saying goodbye to my best friend”

WhatWorksForUs presents Wake Up Call posted at What Works For Us.

Shirley presents Why dogs should rule the world. « Brighter Days for you and me! posted at Brighter Days for you and me!, saying, “For all you dog lovers, here are the top ten reasons why dogs should rule the world.”

Dog Breed Info

Miss D presents Four Paws and Me – Life with Gerry the Airedale Terrier | Prefurr.com posted at Prefurr.com.

Dog Care

Johann presents Johann The Dog: A little first aid - part deux! posted at The Days of Johann - an agility dog!, saying, “Post about inducing vomiting in dogs”

Johann presents Taking a dog’s temperature! posted at The Days of Johann - an agility dog!.

Frugal Panda presents 57 Creative Ideas to Save Money As a Pet Owner posted at Frugal Panda.

Marilyn Terrell presents Chocolate Chart - National Geographic Magazine posted at National Geographic Magazine, saying, “This is a cool interactive graphic from National Geographic that tells how much chocolate and what kind of chocolate may be toxic to your dog.”

Brandy Shaffels presents Top Safety Tips for Traveling with Pets posted at Ask Patty - Automotive Advice for Women.

Dog News

Jamie presents Go Boston Card Blog » Blog Archive » Fenway’s Guide to Boston! posted at >Go Boston Card Blog, saying, “A short guide to dog friendly Boston!”

Dog Obedience

Neil Sattin presents Dog Training: Training your dog to come when called - use the prey instinct and play hide and seek - Natural Dog Training Blog posted at Natural Dog Training Blog, saying, “I write primarily about how to train dogs using their emotions and their prey instinct. In this article, I explain how to play hide-and-seek with your dog in a way that will help make you the most interesting thing in your dog’s life. Yep, more interesting than squirrels, more interesting than other dogs, more interesting than people food! Your dog will be more likely to come when you call even in the most distracting of situations.

Whenever our dogs get jazzed, they look for some outlet for their energy. In a dog’s world, that “outlet” is finding something to hunt - a prey object. Even their play with other dogs simulates the dance between prey and predator. Since our dog’s behavior is primarily oriented around whatever the most enticing prey object in their environment is, natural dog training techniques are designed to make YOU the most interesting thing in your dog’s universe at any moment by harnessing that prey drive in all that you do with your dog.

Happy Halloween!”

Sarah presents There’s Money In Dogs… Well, Sort Of posted at German Shepherd Central, saying, “Why training dogs can be so daggone hard sometimes.”

Puppy Care

Miss D presents How to raise the perfect dog - the seven stages of puppyhood posted at Prefurr.com.

Silly Dogs

Sam presents 2007 Halloween Picture Contest!! The scariest, funniest and cutest Halloween pictures | Surfer Sam posted at Surfer Sam and Friends, saying, “A lot of photogenic dogs in Halloween disguises. Grrr rilla Warrior, The Three Mutt keteers…
plus Hairy Potter the cat.”

Madeleine Begun Kane presents >Yoga For What??? posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

Smart Puppies

Spencer The Chocolate Lab presents Thunderstorms posted at My Life As A Dog.

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