Feeling A Bit Blue--A etsy treasury

ID4Pet "Surf Dog ID Tag" is so excited to be included in etsy, STAT Team Treasury Challenge, feeling a bit blue! It is such a beautiful collection.
Please see below photo or click here.

Oddballartco is an amazing artist, ID4Pet encourages our readers to go check out her pieces on etsy!

USDA Meat Inspector Pet ID Tag

Say hello to our newest member of the ID4Pet family "USDA Meat Inspector". Does your pet treats food inspection more than a job, it is his life style! Is your pet the meat connoisseur?! Then this USDA Meat Inspector Pet ID Tag is just perfect. This tag is guaranteed to turn some heads, perfect for your attention seeking puppy.

Beautifully printed on both sides, this unique, lightweight, soundless, water resistant, pet ID tag contains important info for your pet. The tag is handmade and made to order. Color ink infused on special PVC card with high glossy glaze which gives the pet ID tag incredible three dimensional jewelry finish. The finish product is bright, shiny, eye catching, durable and will not wear off.

See more of my crazy designs, please visit etsy or my shop, ID4PET.

Thanks for stopping by & keep reading for more New Pet Tag Id designs.

Train your dog with games! Part 2/2

Games are good ways to train your dogs. By playing games with your dog, not only they can learn command but also they don't get bored. Bored dogs create problems. Let your dog prove how clever she or he is by sitting when you say “sit”, lying down when you say “down”, etc. Try it when your eyes are closed, your back is to the dog, or you are in a different position like lying down or even standing on your head! For advance learner, can try mix up “drop it”, “take it/get it”, “hold it”, and “leave it”. You’ll be surprised with the results if trained properly and with patience.

4. Find It! Put your dog in a down-stay position, show him the treat or his favorite toy, then let him watch you put it behind a door, a chair or under a towel. Then tell him to “Find it!” When he does, give him lots of praise. And of course, he gets to eat the treat. You can repeat this by varying the places and treats. Overtime, hide the treat where the dog can’t see it, like in another room. Release her, and let her get the treat. You can increase the distance, difficulty level. This is especially good for dogs that have learn “stay” but are nervous about having their people go out of sight.

5. Give Him Problem To Solve Boring dog? Put a treat inside a cardboard box and let your dog work to get it out. Make it easy at first — start with a box without a lid and let the dog see you put the treat in it. Work up to more difficult ones. Depending on your dog’s skill, you may end up with pieces of box all over the floor but you’ll have a very happy and busy dog throughout the process.

Good luck and have fun!

Read more about how to train your pets with games Part 1/2, click
here.

source: mypetnetwork.tv

A Sweet Celebration! American Heart Association Pet ID Tags

It is a sweet celebration! Spring is a time to be cozy and celebrate all the wonderful things in our lives. One of those is our friends, our four legged friends. We cherish our friendships that have blessed us threw the years. Your pet, a heartbeat by your feet. Let's celebrate with the sweetest American Heart Associate Pet ID Tags!

Click here for the holiday selections.

You can talk to your animals

This is a very enjoyable book that I've been reading recently. You Can Talk to Your Animals: Animal Communicators Tell You How by Janine Adams. It is very inspiring and really helps me try to communicating with your animal friend. There are stories about lost or sick animals which really make me cry while I was reading, and there are also happy ones that make me smile all day long.

Editorial Reviews from Amazon
Product Description

You CAN talk to Your Animals offers advice from the top animal communicators in the country. What readers learn will help them open their minds and hearts to form stronger bounds with their animals and will provide a unique opportunity for them to have a real, open dialogue with their pets. Author Janine Adams and thousands of others have found a way to communicate with their animals beyond guessing.
The techniques in this book will allow the reader into their animals' thoughts to:
locate the center of a behavior problem or illness
uncover the latest mysterious history in the case of an adopted shelter animal
aid in the rescue of a lost pet
contact a deceased animal
and much more!

Actual case studies are used to illustrate the effective power of animal communication, and experts in the field reveal their own secrets for tapping into the animal mind.

You can get it from Amazon.com
I wish you enjoy this book as I do!

Surf City Surf Dog Surf pet ID tags!

Lets face it, you love surfing. You love everything about it, the sound of crashing waves, the freedom you feel, the refreshing feel. Chances are you'd rather be surfing right now. No time for sleep, no time for work, no time to eat, it is surf24/7 for you.

Not a surfer but a spectator? Thats cool too. Why not? Surfing is for anyone who cant get enough of it, who someday dreams of riding the big ones, be it for competition, or just for the love of doing so. Share your passion with your pet with surf pet ID tag whether he/she loves to surf with you and just enjoy watching you surf!




resource: surfcitysurfdog.com
huntingtonpost.com

Include training in your daily routine

Training is a constant piece of your relationship with your dog and you will have a better life together if there are some rules and boundaries for a dog. Dogs are perpetual students. They are sensitive to your moods and actions.

I want to share with all the dog owners the tips from Cesar's Way.

A new year is a great time to set new goals for yourself, your life, and your relationship with your dog! Here are some ideas to keep in mind as your make your resolutions for your canine companion in the year ahead.

Put aside excuses and find the time to devote to your canine companion. Whether it is more time on the walk, or less time away from home, make time to spend with your pet so you can improve your bond and strengthen your pack leadership!

Slow down and live in the moment! The problems and stresses that we deal with on a daily basis can sometimes blind us to the good things in our lives. That is human nature. So take a page from your dog’s book! Try not to fret about things that may or may not happen down the road. Don’t dwell on something you said yesterday and whatever effects it may have on your life today. Plan a day that’s just for you and your dog. Wake up and be aware of how you feel. Take a walk and clear your mind. Enjoy the sights and sounds and smells of the world around you, and enjoy the company of your canine friend. Everyone deserves a little vacation now and then, and if you’re lucky, you may discover a way to take a little piece of that feeling with you in your everyday life!

Let your dog be a dog! Many owners make the well-intentioned mistake of thinking of their dogs as people. They assume that their minds and emotions work in exactly the same way as ours. Humanizing a dog creates imbalance, and a dog out of balance is an unfulfilled and, more often than not, troubled dog. So instead of trying to make your dog human, think of getting to know your dog for who she really is as an exciting new adventure! Remember they are animal first, then species, then breed, and then name!

Reconnect with nature. In so many ways, we humans are different from every other being that shares this planet with us. We have the power to rationalize, which includes the power to fool ourselves. Yet, no matter how much we ravage the earth, our animal natures yearn to be fulfilled. Dogs are a lifeline to that instinctual part of ourselves that so many humans have lost touch with. Reconnect with Mother Nature through your dog’s nose, eyes, and ears, and take some time to enjoy the nature that surrounds you. Go on a hike, smell the air and the flowers, take a camping trip or simply sit outside and soak up some sun or meditate under the stars!

More info, please go to cesarsway.com