Does your pugs stomach sag a little bit?
Can you maybe even grab a little handful of fat?
Is it at all difficult to feel ribs under its fatty layer?
Are you unable to figure out where its waist is?
If you answered 'yes' to any of the questions above, then it is likely that your pug has a weight problem.
Lately I've been hearing more and more on the news about overweight pets. After hearing so many reports I finally decided to do some research and write a book myself covering the topic - specifically on how to help the pet pug shed the pounds if he is overweight already.
Did you know that only a few extra pounds can take years off your pugs life? It's true.
So, with that in mind I just wanted to let you know that I just finished writing another dog ebook called "Even Dogs Need Diet Help Sometimes: 45+ Tips To Help Slim Your Fat Dog". It covers the benefits to keeping your dog fit and trim.
Do you know:
* that there are several diseases that might be causing your dog to gain weight?
* how often you should give treats to your dog?
* the different diet needs of neutered or spayed dogs?
* how fast your dog should lose weight?
* if your dog's breed is known for weight problems?
Who should consider getting this book?
Any dog owner whose dog is overweight, chunky, pudgy, portly, or any other term you'd prefer to classify your obese dog. My new ebook, "Even Dogs Need Diet Help Sometimes: 45+ Tips To Help Slim Your Fat Dog", is a group of tips aimed at helping your overweight dog shed those unwanted pounds in a healthy and timely fashion.
So, to commemorate my newest ebook, I'm now offering it (along with a few free bonuses) right now at the special price of $14.97 until 8/03/08 when the price will return to the regular price of $29.77.
Interested in learning more? You can get more info about my new book and order it at my other website if you'd like by clicking on this link right now:
http://www.pedigreedpups.com/Dog_Diet_Tips.html
If the link above doesn't work, just enter the URL into your browser. Invest a few dollars today in your overweight dog's long term health and you will both enjoy the benefits for many years to come.As Always, Pugs rule!
