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1. Bark Control

   Category: Pet Behavior Products/Pet Behavior Products

   ... every 80 or so sprays. Shop for Spray Behavior Products   Stimulus Dogs have different temperaments. These innovative bark control collars have different correction modes, and levels ... Tuesday, 16 June 2009

2. Changes in Behavior May Indicate Alteration in Health Level

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... in desire to move or respond to environmental stimuli. Endocrine imbalances also can have a profound effect on your pets' behavior. Low or high levels of thyroid hormone or steroids in your pets system ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

3. Choosing The Right Vet For Your Pet's Health

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... truth is that there are three basic levels of pet ownership. The first level considers pet(s) as members of the family. These "family members" should be afforded the same level of medical care as any other ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

4. Bark Control - Dog Behavior Teaching Tools

   Category: Lifestyle Products/Pet Lifestyle Products

   ... Little Dog Spray Collar Comfort Fit™ Six levels of self-adjusting ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

5. Remote Pet Trainers

   Category: Lifestyle Products/Pet Lifestyle Products

   ... Technology - the smallest remote training collar available Range up to 100 yards Tone or stimulation 8 levels of stimulation Rechargeable ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

6. Pet Behavior Products

   Category: Lifestyle Products/Pet Lifestyle Products

   ... These innovative collars have different correction modes, and levels of stimulation, so you can fine tune according to the unique needs of your furry pal. If you choose, correction levels can also be set ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

7. Pet Behavior Training Solutions

   Category: Lifestyle Products/Pet Lifestyle Products

   ... collar Activated only by your dog's bark No programming, no complicated settings Waterproof, rechargeable Seven (7) levels of automatic progressive correction 30-day money-back ... Wednesday, 28 June 2006