caitlyn castleton, IL 7/22/2007 12:35:53 PM your site has sooo many great ideas.i will try it has cute some of them with my dogs but some are a little hard for my dogs because one of my dogs is a little beagle and the other dog of mine is an unsmart golden retreiver.but they are very smart and clever ideas i have to admitt.it has cute dogs too.how do you get all of these dogs on your website it is unbeliveable.how do you do it i repeat how do you do it.
Quanique Nashville, TN 6/22/2007 4:08:22 PM I really like the fact that you are sharing great nformation to people at dogchannel.
michelle bixby, OK 5/23/2007 2:31:11 PM I think its cool to play games with dogs, but can you tell me how to help my deformed pet, Lucy? she has a claw, a curved back bone and shes not that smart. PLEASE HELP ME?!?
Sarah Flower Mound, TX 4/29/2007 8:43:19 AM This is a very helpful artical but I am confused on the Backyard Tunnel. Maybe they should add a How To. Otherwise it was very helpful.
Julia Haymarket, VA 4/3/2007 4:34:25 PM this is so cool i love my dog and i want to be a vet adn this trick page helped
Lori Pavilion, NY 3/14/2007 6:10:10 AM Love the article! With a slightly overweight beagle/bassett, any new exercise is great!
Kendall Headrick tumwater, WA 2/25/2007 7:23:00 PM Dear dog channel, I love your activity ideas. My favorite activity you mentioned was the enthusiastic fetching idea. My puppy is not purebred, he is a pitbull & yellow lab mix, so he has a lot of energy. He also really lets the pitbull out of him when he plays. The way he lets it out is by nipping and biting my legs and arms. When I go to take him out of his pen, he jumps up on me. I know it is affection, but sometimes it gets a little out of hand. What do you think I should do? -Kendall H. age:10 Tumwater WA