Back in the day, there used to be fewer Greyhound programs than there are now. When I started at Lincoln, also known as Twin River before it closed last year, there were 3 or 4 weekday programs, one on Friday night, two on Saturday and none on Sunday. Even more interesting, there were only ten [...]
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Yorkie Breeders You Should Have Second Thoughts About
09/12/2011
There is a lot involved when it comes to finding just the right Yorkie breeder and it is just as important to know how to find bad breeders as it is to find good ones. You need to know what kind of Yorkie breeders to avoid and the process you should go through to determine [...]
Should You Choose a Puggle?
06/12/2011
You have decided to buy a dog. But what kind of dog should you buy? You need a dog that will match your temperament and life style. Getting the wrong type of dog will lead to misery for both you and your pet. If you are an apartment dweller in the city, you can look [...]
Greyhound Handicapping – Should You Bet on Old Dogs?
06/12/2011
There’s an old saying, “Age and experience will win out over youth and energy.” While that may be true for people, it’s not usually true for racing dogs. Most Greyhounds peak somewhere between 2 and 3 and then gradually get slower and less likely to win races. True, some of the best ones manage to [...]
Greyhound Handicapping – Should You Bet on This Dog Or Not?
02/12/2011
If a dog has the fastest time of all the dogs in a race, should you bet that dog? What if a dog has the most class in a race or has the highest win percentage? What if it’s out of the kennel that’s at the top of the standings as of this week? What [...]
Greyhound Handicapping Systems – Should You Change Yours?
01/12/2011
Why would you want to change something that’s working? Well, how about changing it to see if you can make it work better? Even if you’re happy with the system you use to pick dogs, wouldn’t it be nice if it picked more dogs? There’s a real danger of getting stale if you just settle [...]
Doberman Pinscher – The Facts Every Owner Of This Dog Breed Should Know
28/11/2011
The Doberman Pinscher is a relatively ‘young’ breed of dog. This mixed breed dog (Doberman Pinscher have Rottweilers, Thuringian Shepherds, Greyhound, Great Dane, Weimaraner and German Shorthaired Pointer in them) was created by German tax collector Louis Dobermann in the 1860s after his many travels to crime-infested towns. He wanted to breed a watchdog that [...]
What You Should Know About Dog Food Allergies
27/11/2011
If you think that humans are the only ones getting allergies, think again. dogs are also vulnerable to allergies from the food that we give them. You may not notice it but they really do have their own share of allergies. So it is very important that you understand just what types of food can [...]
Bodybuilding Goals By Age – The Age-Centric Method To How You Should Be Training
24/10/2011
Plants are full of men and women of all ages. With a different purpose that comes in different ages, and it stood on the stage of their trainer, and later on the train at various stages of comparison, it is important to recognize the difference. Break through the ages of public life, fitness goals and [...]
Natural Dog Food – Why You Should Make the Transition Gradually
23/10/2011
Because you want the best for your dog, you most likely have heard a lot about natural dog food as of late. It actually is a great way to provide the necessary nutrients to your dog and nothing else. It does not have all the fillers and preservatives that traditional dog food has, so you [...]