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1301. Crating Your New Puppy By Jon Dunkerley
      Everybody knows that a new puppy brought into the home is going to be as inquisitive and nosy as your mother-in-law, and it is this character trait that we can take full advantage of when introducing him/her to their crate for the first time. Remember, we ourselves are similar in this retrospect to our four-legged companions. Let me explain: If I walk down a street and pass a bakery, and if that bakery is omitting the smell of home made bread, you better believe that I will go in there to inve…



1302. Those Amazing Dog Noses -- Fun Facts About A Chilly Little Organ By Carolyn Schweitzer
      If you thought dog noses were just a source of smeary prints on your windows, think again!========How Nose Prints save dog's lives======Nose prints are used to identify dogs in the same way finger prints are used to identify human beings. Breeders and trainers keep a dog's nose prints on file as part of its permanent record and insurance companies now require them whenever a dog is to be bonded. At one time paw prints were used as a means of canine identification, but these proved less accurat…



1303. Pugs Complete Profile
      Key Facts:Size: SmallHeight: 25 - 27 cm (10 - 11 inches)Weight: 6.4 - 8.1 kg (14 - 18 lb)Life Span: 14 yearsGrooming: UndemandingExercise: MediumFeeding: MediumTemperament: Lively & cheerfulCountry of Origin: ChinaAKC Group: ToyOther Names: Carlin, MopsPhysical Characteristics:General Appearance: Solid, square and compact. Colour: Fawn, black, silver or apricot with a black mask and a black trace along the back. There are also black thumb-marks on the forehead and black moles on the cheeks.Coat:…



1304. 5 Things You Must Do If You Want To Create a First Aid Kit For Your Family By Robin Shortt
      1. Accidents and medical emergencies in the home happen frequently. Maybe more frequently than we realize. Statistics show a fatal injury occurs every 18 minutes in homes across America and every 4 seconds a disabling injury could occur. Accidents occur from falls, fire, burns, choking and poisoning. 2. Every home should have at least one first Aid Kit that is well stocked and readily available. First Aid Kits are used most often for minor injuries such as cuts, sunburns or bites. Having a …



1305. Afraid To Buy A Horse At Public Auction? By Dale Anderson
      Here are 5 things to do to put the odds of getting a good horse in your favor.Let me share a short story with you about public horse auctions and my friend Jack.I'll show you how to buy a horse at auction so you won't get burned. Jack, an old time horse trader and I use to travel to horse auction all over the state. I'd just watch Jack and maybe later ask my questions.Jack was usually pretty closed mouthed, but he let me in on his secrets to buying good horses at auctions.#1 Arrive at the a…



1306. Basset Hound Complete Profile
      Key Facts:Size: Low-slung, but heavy dogHeight: 33 - 38 cm (13 - 15 inches)Weight: 18 - 32 kg (40 - 70 lb)Life Span: 11 yearsGrooming: Relatively easyExercise: Steady but necessaryFeeding: Has a hearty appetiteTemperament: Placid & independentCountry of Origin: EnglandAKC Group: Hound Temperament: The Basset Hound is good tempered, placid and affectionate. Basset Hounds can be disobedient and have a mind of their own. These dogs get on well with children and strangers, but Basset Hounds also hap…



1307. Tips to Help Solve the Three Most Common Dog Barking Complaints By Cynthia Alexander
      Many dog owners find themselves frustrated, deeply concerned and even embarrassed by their dog’s constant barking. Currently, there are approximately 63 million dogs owned by 44 million Americans. And just over one third of those owners complain of excessive barking.Allowing your dog to bark excessively can be hazardous to it’s safety. I should know, I lost my dog because of it. I found out that excessive barking is one of the major reasons that people end up losing their dog. It’s a problem …



1308. Is A Premium Dog Food Really That Much Better For Your Dog? By Carolyn Schweitzer
      ==========The Scoop on Premium Dog Food========If you're interested in premium dog food, then I probably don't have to tell you about the importance of diet in keeping your dog active and healthy. You already know you want something better than "average" for your furry friend.But how much do you really know about what's in a premium food and what your particular pet's needs are? I'm no veterinarian but I do know a thing or two about health and nutrition. (As a family dentist who practiced for …



1309. How To Properly Introduce New Fish Into Your Aquarium By John Morris
      There are two areas of introducing new fish into an aquarium that you must be aware of:1. Fish QuarantineFish quarantine is one big, singular factor that must be observed strictly before you can be sure that your new fish is of good health and not an apostle of doom for the other inmates. Most new fishkeepers don’t take consider this very important factor.For the benefit of intending aquarists, quarantine in the fish world refers to the physical and chemical treatment of new fishes (either imp…



1310. Flea Control in dogs and cats
      Flea control can be a very hard thing to do especially if you live in areas where fleas are largely populated. Weather has a lot to do with fleas and trying to keep them outdoors and off of your pets can be very changeling. You can try many of the products available to rid your pets of fleas and then find that you still have the problem. Fleas will lay their eggs in your carpet and on furniture and bedding that your pet happens to lie on. The first step in flea control is to rid your pet of thes…



1311. The Geriatric (Older) Dog By Moses Chia
      Dogs mature and age at much different rates, usually according to size and breed. It is commonly held that dogs live 7 years for every year that we man does. However, this serve as only a rough guide when converting and calculating your dog’s age as dogs grow up very rapidly in their early years and then slow down.For example, a 1 year old dog is comparable to a 15 year old kid, at age 6, he is comparable to 40 years old in human terms. By 12, it is consider a geriatric dog and is equivalent t…



1312. Dog Lover Gifts By Adriana Copaceanu
      Whether you are searching for something to say "Happy Birthday" or "Merry Christmas" a dog owner will agree that dog lover gifts are always among those most cherished and appreciated.Many times, a dog lover's gift is designed with a specific breed in mind; among the various popular breeds owned include the following:Beagles Boston Terriers Chihuahuas Bulldogs Jack Russell Terriers Pugs Golden Retrievers Poodles Dachshunds Shih-Tzu The type of dog an owner has often is a reflection of …



1313. Westie - West Highland White Terrier Puppies - Fragile and Needful Of Protection
      Have you ever held any Westie puppies? These tiny creatures are cuddly and white furry balls, at least 12-15 inches tall, possessing a pair of coal black eyes and snubbed nose. They look fragile and needful of your protection and care. This is deceiving, for they were initially bred to hunt vermin and are intelligent hunters.Historically the 'Westies' or West Highland White Terriers were bred in the high mountains of west Scotland and claims ancestry to the Scotch Terrier.While many dog owners w…



1314. Dog Sports For Every Breed
      Engaging in sports is not only for humans. It is also well-loved by our best friend, the dog. Dog sports do not only make a dog's life fun, but healthy, as well. Here is a list of dog sports that you may want your dog to get involved into depending on his breed, of course. Agility This is when a dog moves through an obstacle course, i.e., contact obstacles, tunnels, jump, etc., as guided by his or her handler. What controls the dog is only its handler's voice and body language. Without a leash, …



1315. Dogs unlearn jumping
      The best way to teach a Sheep to stop something is not to let him do it in the first place. So, if you do not want puppy to jump as an adult, do not let him do it as a baby. Plus, laughing can be dangerous. A former colleague of mine had her hip broken when a Sheep jumped on her and knocked her down. Some people may mistake laughing for an attack and you could be in legal hot water. laughing muddies clothes and tears stockings. laughing is not a good habit. Also, allowing puppies to jump can inj…



1316. What You Need to Know About Cat Food By Jay Moncliff
      Cat Food Info #1 Cats Need Protein in their Cat FoodThe cat food you feed to your cat should always be rich in protein. This generally should come from meat, poultry or fish. Many cat food brands advertise chicken, beef, and tuna flavored cat food because they know that cats need protein and cat owners are looking for quality cat food. However, you need to make sure the cat food you buy has a sufficient amount of cat food regardless of what flavor it is.Cat Food Info #2 Cat Food with TaurineA…



1317. Naming Your Pedigreed Dog By Blake Kritzberg
      Unlike some aspects of dog ownership, naming your dog is just plain fun! The pets themselves don't require much; they just need a pleasing dog name they can identify with when you give them commands. But if you plan to show a purebred dog in competitions, there’s a lot to consider when it's time to choose a dog name for your dog's American Kennel Club certificate. Let's start at the beginning.The name of the kennel your dog came from is part of his show name. Usually, it's the first part of hi…



1318. Symptoms of Pain and Illness in Dogs By Jennifer Bryant
      Dog owners, who recognize the early signs and symptoms of illness or pain in their dogs, will not only relieve their loved one’s suffering but may also be able to save themselves an expensive trip to the veterinarian. Not only is it important to recognize these signs early to relieve pain and suffering, but it is much more effective to treat an illness when it is detected early.The dog owner should keep an accurate and detailed account of their dog’s symptoms to help the veterinarian correctly…



1319. Arthritis Pain Relief For Dogs - Simple Home Remedies That Work
      Did you know that arthritis affects one in five dogs over the age of seven? It is a painful condition that affects the joints and can occur in your pet’s neck, hips, shoulders, elbows and back. However, there are many simple solutions that you can provide at home that will relieve the aches and pains in your dog’s joints. * Change Your Dog’s DietEasy enough and it worked for my dog. Be sure you are providing a high-quality dog food with no added preservatives, food colorings, wheat, corn or soy…



1320. Training Your Dog to Sit By Timothy Robinson
      Training your dog to "sit" is probably the first thing you will train your puppy to do. I write puppy because you can start the training as soon as the puppy has settled in his new home. You might think this isn't that important, a dog knows how to sit. Well, I think it is very important. Read on and you will found out why and how to train your dog to sit.1. This first one is easy. You just start by saying "sit" every time the puppy sits itself. He learns to associate the word sit with the ac…



1321. Alaskan Malamute Complete Profile
      Key Facts:Size: GiantHeight: 58 – 71 cm (23 – 28 inches)Weight: 38 – 56 kg (85 – 125 lb)Life Span: 13 yearsGrooming: MediumExercise: DemandingFeeding: DemandingTemperament: Sociable & loyalCountry of Origin: North America (Alaska)AKC Group: Working Temperament: The Alaskan Malamute is dignified, friendly and affectionate. Alaskan Malamutes are not one-man dogs and are friendly to all. They are intelligent and able to be trained for a variety of jobs, such as guide dogs. Alaskan Malamute's make v…



1322. Westies Puppies - How to Prepare for Your Westie Puppy
      Just like when you bring home a new baby, you will need to prepare before you bring home your westie puppy. The needs of westies puppies are not tremendous, but there are a few things that you must have in place to give your westie a safe, happy transition into your life.It is much easier and safer to prevent your west highland terrier pup from getting into and destroying things than it is to watch him every second. Remember that any item they chew on is also an item that is potentially swallowe…



1323. 17 Tips That'll Safeguard You and Your Family From Dog Bites or Attack By Robin Shortt
      Did you know that more than one million north americans will be bitten by dogs this year, and about one million dog bites will go unreported.Its sad but most of the victims will be children. These dog bites will come from animals known to them. Unleashed dogs will account for most of the bites inflicted.What Makes Dogs BiteNot being educated and pet owners not being committed on training their pet is what leads to most of these dog bites. We must realize that dogs don't normally become a par…



1324. Where To Place The Bird Bath
      When it comes to providing a place for birds in your area to splash, bathe, play, and drink, a bird bath can please both the feathered and human inhabitants of the property. Bird baths serve as a huge draw to entice birds of all types to your yard, and in turn, the birds receive a necessary place to refresh themselves on hot summer days or chilly winter nights. Before you purchase a bird bath, first consider where you will place the bird bath in your yard or garden to ensure the specific style y…



1325. Protecting the smallest member of your family: A step-by-step guide to pet insurance
      Let’s face it – Fido and Fluffy are an important part of your family. Do you want to have to assign a dollar value to them if they become sick or injured?That may well be the case if you don’t have pet health insurance. Rising veterinary costs mean that pet owners can pay hundreds – and even thousands – of dollars for their pets’ health problems. As the bills stack up, uninsured pet owners must determine how much they are willing to spend on their animal friend. It can be a heartbreaking decisio…



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