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We are proud to announce the opening of our new online marketplace, The Bark Boutique. The Bark Boutique allows you to find everything you need for your furry friends including accessories, clothes, DVD's, toys, treats, beds, training aids, vitamins and much more! Best of all...browsing and ordering is fun and easy and can be done from the convenience of your own home! .png)
We hope you enjoy browsing and shopping in our new marketplace. If you have any questions about the store or would like to inquire about selling your dog related products please contact us at info@torontobarks.com.
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Dog Blog |
| Posted by Lowell Brown on September 3rd, 2010 |
.jpg) | Our community events calendar features a monthly listing of training seminars, dog trade shows, fairs and/or fundraising events for dogs in and around the Greater Toronto Area. |
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| Posted by Joan Orr and Teresa Lewin on September 2nd, 2010 |
 | Many bites to children occur around the food bowl. We are frequently told that the dog growls (but he would never bite of course) when the kids go near him while he’s eating. This situation is easily prevented if the puppy is taught that people approaching the food bowl means good things for the puppy. |
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| Posted by Lorraine Houston on August 23rd, 2010 |
 | Rona is a 4 year old 120 lb. spayed female Central Asian Shepherd (CAS). She looks similar to a blond short-coated Saint Bernard with cropped ears and a docked tail (and without much drool). She is an affectionate and loving girl, in fact downright scandalous with everyone she meets. Rona loves to be the center of attention! |
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Dog Blog |
| Posted by FabFinds on August 18th, 2010 |
 | FabFind - Today's Find - Wednesday August 18, 2010: $28 for a 5-Hour Doggie Day Trip Adventure and a 1-Hour Leadership Walk from Paws 2 Go |
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| Posted by TorontoBarks.com on August 5th, 2010 |
 | Come Join The Fun With Dog Sports & GamesFeaturing"Who's Walking Who" and "All About Dogs" Pet First Aid Demos * Raffle Table * Music * Bbq With Veggie Options * Silent Auction * Exhibitors * PrizesPrizesAwarded to the three (3) highest pledges turned in the day of the walk. |
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| Posted by Gillian Ridgeway on July 8th, 2010 |
 | These days we are all looking for ways to get things done. Our to-do list is never ending and on our quest for reaching our goals, we have overlooked the joy of the journey. How does this affect our dogs? |
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| Posted by Caryn Charlie Liles on July 8th, 2010 |
 | We are all taught in elementary math that a Negative plus a Negative will never equal a Positive. Keep this in mind when working with dogs. If you correct, scold, punish every time a dog displays a negative behaviour, they only learn that this is what you don't want. They aren't being taught what you *do* want. |
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| Posted by Joan Orr and Teresa Lewin on June 29th, 2010 |
 | When a child wants to go to at a friend's house, a responsible parent asks some basic questions. For example: will a parent be home? Does the family have a pool? Is the yard fenced? Rarely does it occur to a parent to ask if the family has a dog and if so, what steps will be taken to ensure that there are no incidents. |
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| Posted by Lorraine Houston on June 25th, 2010 |
 | She is a lovely girl – affectionate, gentle and sweet. She is wonderful with people and meets and greets all humans with a tail wag. She acts much younger than her 7 years and will do best in a home with an active couple who enjoy several long walks each day and maybe even some play time in the yard. She has no health issues, is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped and is ready to be loved by that special family! |
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| Posted by Lynne Lim on June 18th, 2010 |
 | JOIN US TO HELP STOP PUPPY MILLS IN CANADA AND CHANGE THE ANTIQUATED ANIMAL LAWS. Each year millions of Canadian companion animals are destroyed due to the greed of commercial puppy mills, the ignorance of back yard breeders and irresponsible pet owners. New laws, public awareness & compassion will end the suffering of the voiceless. Please help the animals. |
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| Posted by Gillian Ridgeway on May 21st, 2010 |
 | Balance is becoming a main focus in the dog training community. Striving for the perfect combination of rules and leniency that will ensure our dogs have self-confidence and manners, yet still have joy inside, is a worthwhile ideal. |
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| Posted by Caryn Charlie Liles on April 20th, 2010 |
 | “I couldn't do that to him” and “But he's not aggressive!” and “It doesn't bother me” I hear these three responses all the time when I ask people why they haven't spayed or neutered their dog, and to be honest, there's nothing that gets me more riled up. I am a firm believer in research. Do research before you get a dog; research the breed, the health/temperament, the costs... |
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| Posted by Caryn Charlie Liles on April 7th, 2010 |
 | If I had it my way, there would be no ban on Pit Bulls - there would be a ban on retractable leashes on city streets and in dog parks. You may be shocked and appalled at such a bold statement, but allow me to explain. Retractable leashes are wonderful in the hands of experienced dog-owners whose dogs are well trained, non-aggressive and under control. They are a great tool when hiking in the country or on trails... |
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| Posted by Kelly Marshall on March 22nd, 2010 |
 | As your dog ages his risk for joint problems and obesity rise. His body is aging and he may not be able to move like he once did, but he still needs exercise. His metabolism, just like yours, slows as he ages. He may still need the same amount of food he always has, but now it could cause him to gain weight. With regular exercise you can help boost his metabolism and keep him trim and healthy. |
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