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Well I have a little Yorkshire terrier puppy myself and He's not even a year old yet.

Usually he eats Mince,Chicken,Sausages,Or Specially Made Yorkshire Terrier biscuits. Most Yorkshire Terrier Puppies Will Eat Chicken Mince,Which Is A mix Of Mince And Rice & Chicken,Other than that then Buy Special packet Puppy food.And Keep Your Yorkshire terrier away from milk,it upsets their stomach..

You can give your dog the ff:

* Give your dog healthy snacks such as fruits and vegetables: apple slices, carrot sticks, orange segments, banana slices, and frozen vegetables are all canine favorites.

* It's okay to give your dog a little bite of what you had for dinner, but only the bits you'd eat yourself--no fat or gristle, please!

* Some foods aren't good for dogs and can cause serious health problems. These include chocolate, onions, raisins, and grapes.

* Make sure what you buy is high in protein, not grain-based, and that it's AAFCO-tested. The AAFCO, the American Association of Feed Control Officials, is a watchdog group that sets food-testing and labeling standards.

give them any DOG food you think is good

Primarily, I feed mine Science Diet small bites, but at dinner time, our yorkie will eat whatever protein/meat we are having. Of course, if it's fried, I'll peel off the fried stuff or I also keep grilled chicken strips just for him in case he can't eat what we're eating.

Puppies need to eat a lot--and not too much. You should be able to feel but not see their ribs, and they should have a visible waist when you look down at them. This is true for puppies of any breed, big or small.

*It depends a lot on the breed. For example, yorkies eat much less than mastiffs. Look on the dog/puppy food bag for the amount your dog should eat. Though amounts on the bag are always the maximum to give your dog.

it all depends on the size of bag and brand. I feed my medium sized dog adult Science Diet (wich most vets reccomend). Pets Mart has it the cheapest at about $35.00 for a large bag. If you go to science diet's website, sometimes you can get coupons there.

She probably only wants a fraction of what you are feeding her. I'd get some kind of complete feed and give her just about 1 cup per day plus a couple of flakes of hay and that's it. Shetlands are kind of picky about eating. If the hay is good quality, she'll probably eat it but only if she's hungry. She's going to want some grain over just hay but it's really dangerous for her to gain a lot of weight because of the risk of laminitis. It's caused by stressful events, as trauma, infection, or parturition and it's the laminae in the hoof of the horse. you don't want that to happen. If you are giving her the feed in the morning and feel kind of bad about her only getting hay at night, you can give her a chopped carrot and apple with the hay and that's it. She doesn't need a bag of them either. For her sake, you probably need to seriously cut back her diet, well, if she needs to. Well that's your answer.

The dog could be a diabetic, have heart trouble or cushings disease, is the dog panting constantly ? Is the dog active or laying around alot ? Leaking urine? Need more info. In all cases like this its best to go to the vet.

The manufacturer of Blue Buffalo food is the Blu Buffalo Company. They make dog and cat food.

No, you MUST follow the dosage instruction that come printed on the packaging. If this is not working effectively, you should go and see your local animal doctor (vet) about the problem to get alternative, more effective treatments.

the thing around a dogs neck is called a collar

any thing with corn or anything to do with corn in as one of the three first ingredents and meat by-products

I have never in my life or apparently in my gramma's born in the 20's heard pork or beef bones were bad only Chicken and other bird bones as they can splinter easily. I'm not a vet though.

Paul

It really depends on the dog food, but in general it can be anywhere from 2-3.

No, puppies should be fed a high-nutrition puppy or dog food, with some wet (canned) food mixed with the kibble. Corn is a major allergy problem with dogs, so feeding corn flakes is not advisable.

Since this question was in the pet category, I don't know if you mean dog food or not, nor do I know if it should be recategorized. But if it is commercial dog food, then the package should tell you how to store it, and for how long it will stay good. If it is home-cooked liver, then it should be kept no longer than three days, whether for yourself or your pet. And, of course, always refrigerate cooked foods within two hours after cooking. Contrary to common belief, pets can get sick from food borne illnesses, just as people do.

I'm not sure which dog you're referring to here, but

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_(disambiguation)

should help.

If you're talking about the animal, then no person 'invented' the dog. It either evolved from earlier lifeforms, was created by some sort of higher being, or came about in some other way nobody has theorized yet.

Frontline should be applied once a month throughout the entire year (as eggs can stay dormant for up to 6mths). Once applied, Frontline will kill all existing adults within 24hrs and prevent any eggs laid for becoming viable.

However, fleas can still jump onto your pet from the environment. They will die quickly, but it means you may see them on your pet.

Pets need a very high amount of Frontline (about 20 doses for a cat and over 50 for a dog) before you see any toxic effects - however the normal recommended dose should be more than adequate provided you are using the correct species-specific and weight-specific product (and applying it correctly).

How much money the average American spends on shoes a year will depend on the gender, budget, and what type of shoes are purchased. An average American woman can spend between 500 and a 1000 dollars a year.

The average lifespan of a peafowl (peacock) in the wild is an average of 15 years.
The average lifespan of a peafowl (peacock) in captivity, if cared for really well, is about 20 to 23 years.

In captivity they have access to healthcare by the means of vets, healthily balanced food and they are protected from predators, which is why they typically live a little longer in captivity.

mites..

By having sex. All animals become pregnate through sexual intercourse,

Yes you can, it will do nothing to harm her heat period.

Yes the small tubes that you apply to a dogs back work but you have to make sure that you only get the one that fits your dogs weight. They have a type of poison in them that is safe only for certain size dogs. If you are not sure weight yourself first without your dog the weight yourself with it and subtract to find it's weight. It is safe to use if you are careful but if you are not you can kill an animal. If you have a puppy make sure you read the label before you purchase anything. Some soaps and medicines can not be used on puppies so read before you buy. Most flea shampoo's are dangerous for puppies. Good luck and please love your dog.

Blake Shelton- Old Red

yes, mange is treatable

My sister's dog reacted to a flea medication and the Vet told her to bathe him twice with a good dish soap like Dawn. It worked.