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Features a veterinarian who provides lifesaving information by giving a thorough step-by-step demonstration of CPR on dogs. Includes definition of cardiopulmonary arrest, assessment of the dog, preparing the dog for CPR, and causes of cardiac arrest.
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Millan helps a Hollywood comedian who struggles to control his dogs' behaviors. He also helps a couple dealing with an overly cautious canine. Part of the "Dog Whisperer" series.
Dot, the fire dog, and her firefighter friends know exactly what to do when the alarm bell rings at the fire station. Based on the book by Lisa Desimini.
Covers Chihuahua history, personality, characteristics, health care, grooming, training, housebreaking, and special abilities. Also includes guidelines for choosing the right dog for a family, and finding a healthy dog and a reputable breeder.
Covers Pomeranian history, personality, characteristics, health care, grooming, training, housebreaking, and special abilities. Also includes guidelines for choosing the right dog for a family, finding a healthy dog, and finding a reputable breeder or breed rescue organization.
Shows how dogs and cats evolved from wild wolves and wild cats. Describes different types of dog bodies and functions. Highlights the major families of wild cats and their special features. Discusses camouflage and research about the color and length of lion manes.
Bulldogs were first bread in the 13th century for the sport of bull-baiting. However, centuries later all of their fighting instincts have been breed out of them. Today, they are a natural charmer and lovable pet.
Scientists are working on cloning a dog breed with exceptional capabilities for keeping airports safe. In South Korea, the airport uses two cloned dogs to locate illegal drugs which are smuggled into the country. Scientists created seven dogs that are clones from an award winning sniffer dog.
In less than a second a sandfish lizard can dig its way into the sand and disappear. The sandfish's slithering moves are inspiring new robotic moves that could one day help search and rescue crews find survivors in piles of rubble left from disasters. With support from the National Science Foundation, physicist Daniel Goldman and his team at Georgia Tech are studying the lizard’s movements, using x-rays to track it underground. Their findings will contribute to engineering designs for deployable robots that could one day help canine search and rescue teams find survivors more quickly.
