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How to register a dog in Sri Lanka?

How to register a dog in Sri Lanka If you plan to register a dog at the Kennel Association of Sri Lanka (KASL), you must have the following. Countrybred. 1. Both parents of the dog that you wish to register must be registered at the KASL. 2. You may also need to enter the dog in the next following dog conformation show regardless of your dog’s... [Read more of this review]

How to import a dog to Sri Lanka?

How to import a dog to Sri Lanka It is relatively easy to import a dog into Sri Lanka. A person firstly must seek approval from the Department of Animal Production and Health in Peradeniya. An application form can be downloaded by visiting there website www.daph.gov.lk A duly filled application along with the vaccination record for the dog should be... [Read more of this review]

Puppy Mills and Backyard Breeders vs Responsible Breeders

Does it really make a difference where you get puppy, provided you find the breed you want? Yes, absolutely. If you’re not planning to breed the dog to produce winning show dogs or dependable working dogs, it might seem unimportant to seek out a breeder who strives to improve the breed with each litter. Actually, it’s vitally important,... [Read more of this review]

Mixed Breed Dogs and How to Choose One

Wherever there are dogs who have not been spayed or neutered, there will be mixed breeds born at least occasionally. Dogs will do the unexpected to get together when a female dog is in heat, and even top breeders sometimes have one slip past them. Dogs from such accidents may turn out quite well, depending on their parents. The first-generation cross... [Read more of this review]

Two Puppies or One?

Are you getting a new dog and thinking of adopting two puppies at once? Would that double the pleasure? Could they be company for each other when you’re not home? Does it seem a good way to settle competition between human partners or the children in the family over who gets to play with the dog? More dogs, more to go around—does that plan work? Not... [Read more of this review]

Re-Homing a Dog

Much emotion surrounds the issue of re-homing or otherwise giving up a dog. Some people do it casually, while others believe it is always wrong and that any time you get a dog you should be held to a commitment for life. Surely a reasonable way of deciding what to do in any given situation falls somewhere between these two extremes. A dog who loses... [Read more of this review]

Fear: How to Help Your Dog Overcome It

Dogs can develop fear of any person, place or thing. Considering that the same thing happens in humans, this isn’t surprising. Dogs inherit their temperaments from the dogs who make up the family tree. A confident mom and dad don’t guarantee confident offspring, though, since dogs further back in the bloodline may have planted genetic surprises... [Read more of this review]

Spay/Neuter Behavior Benefits

Why do we spay female dogs and neuter male dogs? Spay/neuter helps produce healthy and good-tempered purebred dogs. Spay/neuter allows a breeder to remove dogs from breeding who should not be bred because some of their puppies and the people who lived with those puppies would suffer. Spay/neuter puts a stop to passing on undesirable genetic traits,... [Read more of this review]

Fighting Dogs

Why do dogs fight? They fight for different reasons than humans do, which to us can be extremely confusing. With the stakes sometimes being the life or death of a dog, we have powerful reasons to try to understand. At times we are not able to understand why a fight occurs, but we can find a way to keep the dogs safe. Why Dogs Fight People tend to assume... [Read more of this review]

Breeding Terms

There is a custom of trade whereby bitches are placed on breeding terms. This is a system where a brood bitch is placed out without charge or a reduced price and, in part or full payment; some of her progeny go to the original owner. Too many breeders are now placing bitches out on breeding terms are greedy and exploit the person who badly wants a brood... [Read more of this review]

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