Welcome to the Australian Canine Resource Site.

We currently have over 1,000 published articles on subjects such as dog training, behaviour, psychology, breed information, canine health, history, grooming, puppy raising, and much more.

This site was created as a resource site for those that have an interest in canines, own a dog, or are preparing to have a new puppy or dog in their life. If you are seeking advice or information, this is the place for you. Articles relating to canines by authors from all over the world are published here daily.

Feel free to register and submit your own articles, or maybe even start your own blog. What better way to promote your expertise than writing your own articles for visitors to read. This site is also ranked with all the search engines, so the more articles you submit, and include your website address, the higher your search engine ranking will become.

GREAT EXPOSURE FOR YOUR BUSINESS

Once a month 4 Australian articles will be selected to be included in our Featured Articles section, and displayed on the homepage for 1 month.

If you wish to publish an article or blog you can also earn money from people reading your articles. All you need to do is create a Google adsense account (here). When you register with AusCanine.com.au, place your Google ID in the space provided. We offer a 50% deal. If anyone clicks on a Google adsense link in your article or blog you earn 50% of the commision. The Google ads will be inserted into your article and blog automatically. You can also place links to your business website to help promote your business.

Featured Articles

How dogs think

• By Mark Singer
• Published 16 February 2008
• Behaviour/Psychology
• Rating: Unrated
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HOW DOGS THINK

I Found this article on the internet, and thought it would be a valuable read for anyone that wants to understand how dogs think and relate to the world, or those professionals that like to read other peoples opinions. I consider this article a very valuable publication... What do you think?

Mark Singer

A NON-VERBAL LINK TO CANINE COMMUNICATION

by William E. Campbell

Have you ever seen a device or a program designed to correct a dog behavior problem that explained how smart dogs are and how they think? Most plans or gadgets enable owners, literally, to declare war on their hapless pets. Little or no concern is afforded to what the dogs happen to think about them. In fact, the implication is that dogs don't think at all ...

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