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601. Quality Dog Food Is Essential For The Health Of Dogs By Mike Yeager
     Dog food is very important for the health of dogs. It is easy to overlook it, but it is essential to pick the right dog food for your pet dog. People sometimes just pick the first dog food bag they see at the store, instead of considering what is needed for your own dog.Puppies need different types of food than mature dogs, just as different breeds of dogs also require different types of dog food.If your dog seems like it has no energy, consider switching to another type of dog food. If you ar…



602. Dog Raised Feeders - The Only Way to Go!
     One of my favorite dog supplies I have is my dog raised feeders, one for each dog. I don’t necessarily SEE all the benefits – not tangibly anyway – but I KNOW how wonderful they are for my dog’s health. Not to mention avoiding spilled food and water! I also picked up a floor mat for dog dishes, and that helps too.I bought a raised feeder with an enclosed bottom to also store their food, which I find saves me SO much time when it comes to feeding them. It also reminds me to feed them, as I’m very…



603. Choosing the Right Size for Your Dog By Eva Sanchez
     Dog fashions are all the rage and have become quite affordable for anyone and everyone to enjoy with their dog, but not everyone knows the best ways to find their dog’s size or how a garment should fit to avoid accidents. Choosing the right size for your dog is very important, we always want our pets to be safe and feel comfortable in whatever they wear. 30% of all online dog apparel sales result in returns or exchanges due to improper sizing.The first and most important thing you should know …



604. Starting a saltwater aquarium
     starting a saltwater aquarium is a task that can be fun and rewarding, or devastating. It all depends on if you put it together well where it provides a good ecosystem for your saltwater fish to survive in. When setting up a saltwater aquarium you need to make a decision regarding how large aquarium tank you are going to get. For a beginner, a larger tank may be better. The reason is the more means a chemically more stable aquarium. Many experienced aquarists suggest 55 gallons / 200L or larger …



605. Supplements and Pets:Enchinacea, Garlic, and Ginko Biloba By Shawn Messonnier
     Echinacea is among the best known supplements and has been touted in people for helping in the recovery from a variety of illnesses, especially the cold and the flu. Echinacea is usually prescribed as an immune-boosting supplement for pets. I use it for a number of disorders, especially bacterial, fungal, and viral infections, and chronic diseases of any organ. It’s also one of my favorite supplements for pets with demodectic mange.Echinacea is generally considered safe when used under supervi…



606. Are Your Fish Sick? By Lee Dobbins
     Keeping a fish tank is a wonderful and relaxing hobby, but it can turn stressful if your fish start to die off. The most common cause of fish disease is poor water quality so it is vital that you perform regular maintenance on the tank, making sure you do a partial water change periodically and clean out any waste or uneaten food so it does not decay and poison the water.Many fish disease can be halted if you provide treatment as soon as you see any signs of your fish being sick. Therefore, …



607. The Fun of Do It Yourself Snake and other Reptile Cages By Mark Chapple
     Are you nuts? You think banging your finger with a hammer is fun? No, I don’t. But building your own snake and other reptile cages can be a fun and rewarding experience.Before you even start, it is important to spend some time planning your reptile enclosure and carefully examining at how other cages are manufactured. Check out all of the parts, examine the locks, joins and vents. How is the lighting done? What about the heating?Use this information to design your own cages, based on the needs…



608. Choosing the Right Puppy Breed By Randy Myers
     For all too many, the process of choosing a puppy or puppies is based purely on how cute the puppy is or how playful its personality seems at the pet store or kennel.Granted, playful and cute puppies can really tug at your heart strings and urge you to make an impulsive and expensive decision regarding this very important addition to your family, but without proper thought and research into the type of breed you are purchasing, your family and your cute, adorable puppy could be in for a long r…



609. Tank Requirements For Discus Fish By Alden Smith
     For Discus fish, there are 2 consideration in tanks - tank depth and volume. Because of their size and swimming habits, a minimum of 18" is needed for tank depth, the deeper the better. Regarding volume, a good rule of thumb is that each adult discus will need 10 gallons of water. Larger tanks will also give more stable water conditions, and taking into account other considerations the minimum size for a discus show tank should be no less than 55 gallons. It is also advisable to use a rectang…



610. Parakeet Information
     Authentic parakeet information is numero uno for anyone who decides to keep parakeets as pets in the house. Wrong or insufficient parakeet information can lead to loss of peace of mind to unhealthy and sick parakeets in your house. You wouldn't want anything of the kind in your life, isn't it? Prevention is always better than cure. Here are some basic parakeet information for all you parakeet lovers.'Parakeets' means 'small parrots'. Parakeets have as many variations of their breed as there are …



611. HOW TO TEACH THE "SEND AWAY"!
     Hello Adam.I would firstly like very much to thank you for the fantastic information in the book! Wow! It has made the training of our new dog so much easier than I could possibly expect!I live on a small farm in Victoria Australia and am currently in the process of training our new dog 'Toby'(a border collie). I think we maybe have a head start as he is quite smart and soft natured but the techniques in you book work a treat and I find I hardly have to do anything to maintain a healthy working …



612. Rules of Thumb for Saddle Fit By William Savage
     In compiling some information on achieving a proper fit to the horse when purchasing a saddle I came across several "Rules of Thumb" to bear in mind. There's a wealth of information available on the subject of saddle fitting, some of it contradictory. It's easy for the first time (or even second time) saddle buyer to get confused . The following Rules of Thumb are designed to help a prospective buyer get pointed in the right direction.The Rules :Rule of Thumb #1: All saddles don't fit all…



613. Helping your pets cope with the stress caused by loud noise.
     Which is the noisiest species of all? Nope, not the lions, or the elephants, or the geese… it’s us, humans. Our voices were not enough, we started making music and creating musical instruments to help us being louder.This Holiday season will not only be noisy, this year we’re starting earlier because this year we have Election Day! Where I’m from, we go to the streets and make loud noises with our car horns after the results are official and we know our party won, maybe you’re so excited becaus…



614. Dogs - Man's Best Friend By Keith Kingston
     Dogs have been known as man's best friend for decades. Owning a dog can be a positive, enjoyable experience for the entire family. Keep in mind however, that the decision to own a dog is an important one that should not be taken lightly. A dog is not just a fun diversion or entertaining gift. Owning a dog requires a commitment from you that will last the lifetime of the dog. The responsibilities of owning a dog and the joys of owning a dog hold an equal place of importance. If you are co…



615. How To Give Your Pug A Long And Happy Life
     Bringing home a Pug can change our life, but it is also a big responsibility. When you become a Pug owner, it is up to you to make sure that your pet's needs are met including, proper care, a safe environment and lots of love! Caring for a dog is a commitment, but has many rewards.One of the most important things you can do to make sure your Pug has all the tools he needs to stay safe is to give him obedience training. A dog that is not properly trained will be a nuisance to others, while one th…



616. "Toby" - My Whirling Twirling Sheltie
     Five years ago this August a funny little puppy came to live in our home.He was tiny, blue-gray and white colored coat, skinny tail that hurt when it hit you and the biggest bat ears I’d ever seen on a puppy. There was one other oddity his eyes were two different colors, one blue one brown. This little guy’s energy level was amazing; he ran and bounced like there were springs attached to the pads of his feet. He made us laugh from the moment he walked through the front door.However the reality o…



617. Shih Tzu - Properly Train Your Shih Tzu Puppy By Connie Limon
     Shih tzu puppy training is very important, whether you are training your first shih tzu puppy or your 20th. Properly training and socializing a shih tzu puppy is vital to making it a valued member of your family and your community.In some ways training a shih tzu puppy is easier than training an adult or adolescent dog. One reason is that the shih tzu puppy is essentially a “blank slate”, untroubled by past training techniques and other issues. In other ways, however, the shih tzu puppy can…



618. Cats and Their Allure: What, When, Where and Why By Marjorie Allen
     Domesticated cats have been gaining in popularity in the United States. It is projected that by the year 2010 there will be far more cats than dogs. Noted for their independence, cats can also be loving and loyal to their owners. They adjust well to indoor living, take great care in grooming themselves, and are easily trained to use a cat box. Cats, when they’re not asleep, are observers. They stare into corners and spend hours sitting in windowsills. They don’t bark, they don’t whine; they pu…



619. Cat Scratching Solutions
     For a cat, scratching is a natural, necessary act. Besides keeping her claws in top shape, the stretching involved in a good scratch keeps her upper body strong and loose. Also, every time a cat scratches a surface, scent glands between her toes leave her signature smell for others to find. In this way, she marks her territory, even if that happens to be in your living room.Just because a cat must scratch doesn't mean she must destroy your furniture. Redirecting a cat's scratching to an appropri…



620. How To Get Your Pet To Strike The Pose: Tips For Photographing Your Pet
     If you have ever tried to take a picture of your dog, you will realize how hard it is to capture the pups full personality and beauty in a photograph. Dogs aren’t human, and they don’t understand what we are doing when we try to take their photo. They may think that the camera is a toy and charge at you, instead of striking a pose. If you follow these tips, and take your cues from your pet, you can be assured of great photos of your pet. Pets come in all colors. If your dog is dark, you will nee…



621. Preventing Rabbit Hairballs By Glenn Livingston, Ph.D.
     Unlike dogs and cats, rabbits are unable to throw up. Therefore, they cannot spit up a hairball. In order to prevent hairballs in your rabbit, you should brush your rabbit often, especially when they are shedding (which is every three months.) Preventing hairballs is also one reason unlimited hay is necessary to your bunny's diet as it helps to move the hair/fur through the digestive tract.Many people give their rabbits Petromalt or Laxatone, an ointment that is designed to help prevent hairba…



622. Does Your Dog Need Puppy Prozac? By Dina M. Giolitto
     Is your dog up to dirty no good again? Did he eat your socks? Knock your drink off the coffee table? Chew through your favorite vintage record album? Should you invest in Doggy Prozac? Should you think about dropping him off at the local pound?Goodness no. There's a reason why your dog's been behaving badly. It could be that he's not getting enough attention.Remember when he was just a little pup? Oh, you couldn't wait to get home from work each day, so you could tumble around on the rug toget…



623. How To Be A Good Pomeranian Dog Owner By Lee Dobbins
     Opening your heart to a Pomeranian can be fun, but you must be willing to take on the responsibility of dog ownership. When you become a Pom owner, it’s up to to do everything in your power to make your pet's life a happy one, the proper care, environment and companionship. If this sounds like a big commitment – it is! But rest assured, the rewards of pet ownership far outweigh the work you have to put into it.An often overlooked, but very important step in caring for your Pomeranian is to in…



624. Frustrated Over High Veterinarian Bills? By Kim Bloomer
     Over the past 30 years we have learned so much about taking good care of our pets, right? We feed them “premium” high dollar pets foods, give them tasty packaged treats, vaccinate them yearly, bathe them with expensive shampoos, give them heartworm preventative, use flea collars or flea and tick preventative, brush their teeth, and get yearly checkups with our vets.Then why are our pets not healthier? Why, instead, are they getting more and more humanlike diseases such as allergies, diabetes, …



625. Give a Homeless Cat or Dog a Gift of Good Cheer By Carolyn Schweitzer
     The holidays are a wonderful time of year, full of excitement , expectation, and celebration.But for many it's also a difficult time. This is especially true for anyone not blessed with a close, supportive family, or those physically separated from loved ones.Consider, among these unlucky souls, the four legged ones who have to spend their holidays--all of their days, in fact--at the local ASPCA or animal shelter. These poor creatures have little to look forward to besides hoping that some ni…



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