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- Choosing A Responsible Breeder
It is an exciting time when you get to bring home a new puppy. He quickly becomes part of your family and you create a bond with lots of cuddling, trips outside and walks in the park. If buying from a breeder, you will want to be sure you choose a responsible breeder versus a backyard breeder (those who are only breeding for financial benefits).When shopping for your new dog, there are things you need to expect from your breeder as well as some things the breeder will expect from you. If you hav…
- German Sheperds By Keith Daveys
People love big, protective and loving dogs and that’s why there are a lot of german sheperd breeders.The German Shepherd is sometimes called an Alsatian because that’s where they originated in Germany. Many Germans still called them Deutscher Schaferhund because of their original sheepdog function but the breed is not very old and was really developed from a variety of sheep herding farm dogs in the late 1800s. In 1899 Max von Stephanitz, a German cavalry officer, was president of the first G…
- The Birds and the Bees for Adults (Parrots, That Is!) By Marilu Anderson
The days are getting longer, and if you have a sexually mature parrot, there may be some major sexual stuff going on - and you might not even know it!A lot of people believe sexual behavior in adult parrots means they now need to be put in a breeding situation - not true! While there are a FEW birds who truly are not happy as pets and desperately want a mate and babies, they are very much in the minority. For most birds, it's simply a few months of mother Nature's influence, which then passes,…
- Essential Oils and MRSA By Kim Bloomer
Natural preventative pet care isn't a new thing but it certainly isn't fully mainstream yet. One of the challenges is being able to re-educate the public to think outside of the box. For so many years we've been told over and over again by traditional care providers that our pets need yearly vaccinations, prevention medicines for heartworm, fleas, and ticks, and feeding premium kibble. We've been told these will all lead to ultimate wellness in our pets. Nothing could be further from the truth…
- Dog Obediance Tips...
Training your dog can be time consuming and frustrating at times, but it's well worth it. Here are several tips that should help things go much smoother and faster... plus reduce the frustration both you and your dog feel!Conduct 'play training' where by the training tasks are made into fun games and your dog's play drive is used as motivation. There are a lot of really good books available on this type of training.Intelligent dogs can also be stubborn, so you may have to outwit them! While trai…
- Golden Moments and Dog Training By Ruth Bird
Let me introduce my dogs. I have 3, Nikki and Benny are my therapy dogs, and Dukie is my blind dog. Nikki is a 1 1/2 year golden retriever and Benny is my 5 year old black lab. Dukie is now 10 years and also a black lab.Today I saw a picture of a ceramic rabbit statue for the garden; boy did it bring back loving memories. It also made me think of the importance of training your dog. That is why I am writing this article.When we first took our golden retriever up north to the cottage sh…
- Dogs & Kids: Happy Together By Gene Sower
Dogs and kids, it's a combination that at it's best can be the stuff of childhood dreams. At it's worst, it can be a source of heartache and pain and even injury. How can you ensure that your child and Man's Best Friend have a loving and safe relationship? Mostly, it's the responsibility of the adults of the house to teach toddlers and even older children that a dog is not a toy. It's a living, breathing creature that feels pain, shame and humiliation as much as love, pride and happiness. A do…
- Shih-tzu the Best Lap Dog Period By Adam Lenk
The Shih-tzu is mostly known for its vibrant beauty, abounding energy, and imperial attitude. In fact, the Shih-tzu has become one of the most popular breeds among consumers searching for the unimaginably cute and playful puppy.The Shih-tzu originates in China. It is believed that these tiny dogs originated in Tibet and then were brought to be bred in the City of Peking. The Shih-tzu quickly caught the eye of the Imperial Chinese court and were guarded protectively by their benevolent owners. …
- Your Guide to Cat Breeds By Niall Kennedy
For the first 8,000 years of their relationship with humans, cats pretty much took care of their own breeding. People kept them for one purpose - hunting rodent - and they are already perfectly designed for that. More than 100 years ago, however, we began systematically breeding cats to appeal to our aesthetic tastes. Hair length, color, coat pattern, as well as head and leg proportions contribute to the "look" of specific breeds.
Look at enough cat bodies and faces, and you'll see two distinc…
- The History of Dogs
The History of dogsDogs belong to the Canid family (Canidae).Dogs first appeared about 40 million years ago, before any other carnivore families like bears or cats.Carnivores have a pair of teeth similar to blades that are called carnassials. These teeth are like scissors and can slice through skin and muscle.Thirty five living species are included in the Canid family tree. There are three main groups.1. South American foxes2. Wolves, including jackals, wolves, coyotes, and dogs3. Foxes includin…
- Dog Food - Which Diet is Best for Dogs?
Why The Food You Give Your Dog Matters!If you're like most dog owners, you probably assume that commerical dog foods with brand names that are easily identifiable - Purina, Iams, Pedigree, etc. - must be good for your pets, right? After all, millions of pet owners buy them and feed them to their beloved pets, and surely they wouldn't all give their dogs something harmful. Unfortunately, this may just be the case.Now, before I get any further along, let me make it clear that I am not a veterinari…
- Train Your Buddy To "Walk" and "Dance" - Warning: Not All Dogs Can Do It!
Standing and walking on the hind legs are tricks that put an abnormal strain upon the muscles of the back and hind legs and most dogs require considerable practice before they gain sufficient control of those muscles to balance themselves in this unnatural position.Before you rush into teaching this trick, bear in mind that not all dogs can do this trick, especially the big dogs such as St. Bernard or Great Dane as it is almost physically impossible for them to perform such trick. Sorry. This tr…
- Create a Backyard Habitat for Wild Birds with a Bird Feeder
With a little imagination and very little effort, you can transform your backyard into a natural habitat for birds. Whether you're an avid birdwatcher, or simply want to invite nature a little closer to your home, birdfeeders put down the welcome mat for our avian friends.
According to the Audubon Society (www.audubon.org), a bird feeder comes in one of four basic designs. Ground feeders are flat and open, have a screened bottom, and rest off the ground and should be situated ten feet from nea…
- How To Build "The Bond" With Your Dog
Building the bond with your dog is really quite easy. If you recognize that you have a relationship with your dog, then building the bond comes down to nothing more than increasing the strength of that relationship.And as with any relationship, building a bond requires:1.) Spending quality time together.2.) Getting out in the world and experiencing life together.3.) Establishing and promoting a level of mutual respect.4.) Developing a way of communicating so that both individuals understand the …
- Online: The Fastest, Cheapest, Easiest Way to Buy and Sell a Horse
Selling a Horse –The best new tool for people selling horses is the Internet. You can describe your horse in detail and publish pictures, list a pedigree, show record and accomplishments – all for a very reasonable price. Your ad is posted immediately and your exposure to potential buyers is much greater than newspapers, flyers and word of mouth. Online listings are the fastest growing and most efficient way to match sellers and buyers of horses. Your prospective buyers are “pre-qualified” beca…
- Basic Cat Training
Every pet owner knows that if you and your pet have the same rules, the household is much happier. For instance, is there a place you do not want your cats? Perhaps the kitchen counter? What about those plants that could be harmful to your cat?
So, to help with getting the rules straight for everyone, here are some ideas:
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<LI>Decide where your cat is definately not allowed to be.
<LI>Obstacles. Use items that will disturb the stealth qualities your cat naturally exhibits,…
- The Havanese Puppy - Where did it all Start? Part 1
The Havanese puppy is a loveable dog that unknown to many is a member of the Bichon breed family. What does Bichon mean? 'Bichon' is a French word that means 'fleecy dog'. The Bichon breed is often related to the Barbet. The Barbet is the French name for a poodle like water spaniel that is thought to be an ancient ancestor of the current day Bichon breed varieties.
Of course there are several different types of Bichon dogs that include: the Maltese, Bichon Frise, Bichon Bolognese, Lowchen, Coton…
- The Pros and Cons of Vaccinating Your Dog
To vaccinate or not to vaccinate? That's become the burning question of many dog owners in this day and age. I'm not a veterinarian, just a regular pet owner like yourself, but would like to impart the information I've found regarding regular vaccinations for animals. You can then make your own decision.I came across much of this information when researchinginformation on vaccinations for children, of all things. What I found shocked me. So, I figured if this is what isbeing injected into young …
- How To Get Your Horse To Obey You and Look To You For Instruction By Andy Curry
In the animal kingdom there is a pecking order. Richard Shrake points out that it’s a lot like the military. He ranks in the pecking order go from General down to Private. The General will get first pick of the food, decide where to go and when, and so on.The “second in command” will act just like the General but he won’t pick on the General because the General dominates him. This string of command continues all the way down to the bottom of the pecking order. Any time a new animal comes …
- Why Exotic Pets Should Not Be Banned By Jessi Clark-White
We all know how special interest groups can blow things out of proportion – like the nonexistent “Exotic Pet Crisis.” If you listened to some animal rights groups, you’d think keeping exotic pets is cruel, dangerous, and even bordering on treason! Before you buy that agenda, consider that a junior high student once made a convincing case for banning dihydrogen monoxide: colorless, odorless, and tasteless, it kills thousands of people every year.Most deaths are caused by inhalation, but the d…
- Protect Your Pug This Holiday Season By Lee Dobbins
You want your pug to be safe and happy all year long, but during the holidays you need to take special precautions for his safety. Holiday times can be hectic and you want to make sure that the basic needs of your pug are met. In your haste to buy gifts, decorate and party, don’t forget to make sure your pug gets fresh food and water as well as some attention!The “end of year” holidays can pose particular hazards for your pug. One important thing you can do is to make sure your pug is safe …
- The Facts You Need To Know About Adopting A Dog
Mum, dad, can we get a puppy? Its a plea that may parents will know only too well. How do you go about adopting a dog to make suure that the dog is happy and there isn't too much upheaval in your home?If you are thinking of adding a dog to your family, consider adopting your new best friend from an animal shelter or humane society. You'll not only get a good feeling from helping a homeless pet, you'll get an outstanding companion. The staff at these organizations carefully check the animals for …
- How to Keep Your Boxer - or any Dog - Healthy...
Feed him a balanced diet. - Give an occasional yogurt treat- Ask your vet about giving Boxers calcium tablets as they could have some problems later on in life!- Keep him comfortable so his immune system can remain strong. - Boxers are shorthaired and sensitive to extreme elements of the weather and thus must be kept a housedog. His shortened muzzle also makes hot and humid weather uncomfortable for him.- Give Boxers lots of exercise and regularly. - Remember that he is a big and strong breed an…
- 10 Reasons Why Your Cat Loves You By Larry Chamberlain
There are plenty of reasons why your cat loves you. Ten of the main reasons are listed below. Enjoy!1. You provide food - Cats love food and they love you for giving them that food. If it wasn't for you, they'd go hungry, and of course, if it wasn't for you, they wouldn't get those tasty scraps of meat after a meal. Those crunchy little biscuits aren't half bad either.2. You clean the litter tray - You always keep their bathroom area very clean. After all, cats are very clean animals, and they…
- What You Should Know About Your Dog And Frustration By Amy Howells
Because your dog lives with humans, he’s going to have to learn to deal with frustration sometimes, because you shouldn’t let things always go his way if you’re to be a responsible dog owner.Dogs that are strong-willed and confident are more likely to become frustrated when they can’t have something, especially if to them they are the dominant one, and not their owner.To cure this bad behavior, you’re going to have to set up some situations in which your dog becomes frustrated. You must then w…
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1. Shock Collars: Teaching Your Dog Basic Obedience and Breaking Bad Habits By Byron Pappageorge
Shock CollarsAre you at a loss as to whether or not to purchase a shock collar for your pet? Yes, you love the little guy but the neighbors don’t want him in their yard. Or, maybe they are complaining about the dog’s barking? You need to do something and you are thinking about getting a shock collar? Here’s some information to think about regarding shock collars.When you are looking into shock collars you should think about what your goal is. Is the ultimate goal to keep the dog from barking? …
2. Fur Isn't Such a Good Sunscreen By Steve Austin
You might think the most important bit of dog health advice would be to let your furry loved on spend all day enjoying the outdoors. But you'd only be half-right. You know we must protect our children and ourselves and from the sun. But do you know that leading canine health experts now say that the most important dog health advice they can give is to protect your dog from the sun, too?Dog Health Advice: Identifying Dog SunburnLike us humans, dogs need sunlight to help balance their bodies’ le…
3. Dog Health Can Be Improved With a Natural Diet By Brigitte Smith
It goes without saying that your dog needs suitable nutrition to remain healthy. Vets and pet food manufacturers often have differing views on appropriate nutrition for your dog. Although commercial pet food manufacturers are motivated in large part by profits, commercially prepared foods are routinely recommended as part of an adequate, or good, diet for your dog. Sometimes your vet or dog breeder may approve of commercially prepared foods as your dog’s sole diet. Many experts, however, tend …
4. Putting Your Rabbit On A Leash? By Glenn Livingston, Ph.D.
Using a leash or harness on a bunny is a highly debated subject amongst long-time bunny owners and experts for good reason. There have been many accidental deaths as a result.You see, because rabbits are prey animals, they feel very confined and trapped when on a leash. If they become scaredwhich is very easy with all the new sounds and sights outsidethey can easily break their necks, their backs or be frightened to death.You never know when a dog might walk around the corner, scaring your rab…
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