Protect Your Pet
By Clint Pollard - 1/4/2008
I don`t recommend tying a dog up, but I do recommend keeping a dog on your property. As the owner of a dog it is your responsibility to keep your dog safe I don`t think any responsible parent would let their 3 year old child leave their property with out supervision, yet each day millions of dog own... Materials for Snake and other Reptile Cages
By Mark Chapple - 1/4/2008
What kind of materials should you use when constructing a reptile cage? This question was posed to me once by someone wishing to build their own reptile cage. They were particularly asking about pine and cedar as they had heard these were no good. But it did raise the question about what are the bes... Training Your Dog To Lay Down On Command
By Lee Dobbins - 1/4/2008
Training your dog to obey commands is an important part of pet ownership. When your dog is properly trained, it is much easier for you to communicate with him and this enhances your relationship. In addition to making him mind you, it may even help save your pet from harm or danger. Dogs want your p... If You Want a Friend, Get a Dog!
By M J Plaster - 1/4/2008
Carl Icahn, the hostile takeover master who was THE original corporate raider, is often quoted as saying, "In this business, if you want a friend, get a dog!" The rest of us already knew that dog was man`s best friend, and with good reason. Dogs as pets date back at least as far as the days of Pompe... A Choice : Making the Best One for Your New Puppy
By Edward McIntire - 1/4/2008
In this article, I will discuss the pros and cons to the dilemma that dog buyers find themselves. Where should I buy my new pet? After you have decided that you can properly take the responsibility to care for another life, and the breed you would like. There comes the issue where do I get my new pe... Don`t Like Trimming Your Dog`s Nails? You`re Not Alone
By Brigitte Smith - 1/4/2008
Giving your dog a bath - no problem. Probably cleaning your dog`s teeth wouldn`t be an issue. But trimming doggie?s nails, no way! Ok, listen up. You can do this. It?s not nearly as difficult or frightening as it seems. Nail trimming in dogs can be done very easily if you know how. It is a good idea... How to Care For Your New Foal
By Mark Andrews - 1/4/2008
You have waited eleven months for your foal to arrive. Now he is here what can you do to ensure he gets off to the best possible start in life? Make sure that the foal sucks. A normal foal should stand and drink from the mare within two hours. If the foal is having difficulty sucking, or is not int... My Father`s Daughter
By Vaughn Pascal - 1/4/2008
My dad was an avid animal lover. We grew up with all kinds of animals but especially dogs. That is one of the main things I got from my dad. He taught me a lot about the care and consideration it takes in owning an animal and the responsibility involved in doing it right. He never looked at them as ... The ABC`s of Beaks
By Marilu Anderson - 1/4/2008
Beaks, Bills, Face Knives, Beakers - whatever we want to call them, they are an integral part of our Hookbills! So, let`s break the beak down into some understandable lessons: A. Anatomy - What is a beak?
It is not "dead" material, like hair or fingernails - rather, it is a living organ, the tip... Acclimating New Birds
By Marilu Anderson - 1/4/2008
Now that my services have expanded into the "matchmaking" business, it dawned on me that we need to talk about the transition of a bird moving to a new home, whether a hand fed baby just adopted to a new home or an older bird going to a second home. This is a stressful time for any bird, but you can... Canine Distemper
By Ron Swerdfiger - 1/4/2008
What is Canine Distemper? Canine distemper is a highly contagios disease caused by a virus (paramyxovirus) which attacks the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervus systems of dogs. Although dogs are the most commonly affected, Canine Distemper is also seen in foxes, ferrets, mink and many other c... Does Discount Pet Supply Offer "Tree" Training?
By Terry Price - 1/4/2008
Are you one of those dog owners that takes long walks with your dog? Have you found that as long as you continue moving, your dog seems fairly content, but if you stop for a moment you have a struggle to get him going again? This can be the most frustrating process when it comes to teaching your d... Pampering Your Pet with Gold Dog Tags
By Alison Cole - 1/4/2008
Why would your dog care what her tag is made out of? Well, that?s not the point. You want to pay all the attention you can to your dog. Seeing a gold dog tag on your pet will remind you that your dog is precious, and let others know exactly how much you care for him. Just think about it: if you had ... Tips and Info on Pet Medications and Pet Health
By Sardool Sikandar - 1/4/2008
The keyword pet meds is abbreviation of pet medications. The pet medications or meds include the pet drug or pet medicine especially compounded for the pets. These are those med pet supplies that are essential to keep good pet health. Pet keeping is very much in vogue all over the world. The pets ar... Dog Training: How To "Lick" Your Dog`s Incessant Licking Habit!
By Caroline Kent - 1/4/2008
Does your dog seem to spend an infinite amount of time licking himself? Why is he doing it? And how do you, as a dog owner, correct that annoying licking habit? Here are five of the most common reasons why your dog might be incessantly licking himself and the solutions to correcting the habit. 1. ... Are You Ready to Breed Your Yorkshire Terrier?
By Rose L - 1/4/2008
The reported sales for Yorkshire Terriers is phenomenal. Over the past few years, the popularity of this breed as a family pet and as the dog to breed has seen tremendous growth. In fact, the requests for adorable Yorkie puppies is greater than the supply. This fact has many Yorkie owners wondering ... Dog Training - Walking to Heel
By Sean D - 1/4/2008
When you have a good relationship with your dog, teaching the heel command can usually be done with ease. First, take the leash and put your right thumb through the handle, at the top end, then close your finger around the outside of the handle, just below your thumb. This position gives you the mos... Is It Safe To Buy Pet Meds Online?
By Antigone Arthur - 1/4/2008
Thanks to modern technology consumers now have the choice of buying medications for their pets online. But is it safe? The FDA has often warned consumers about buying prescription medications online. The good news is buying medication for your pets online is very safe. When you buy pet medicatio... Puppy Agility Training
By Brad Carlson - 1/4/2008
You may be asking, "When can I start agility training with my new puppy?" Puppies are always learning, so every time you are with your pup you can be playing and socializing with agility in mind. Always remember, if you can control your puppies environment, you can teach and train the behaviors y... Puppy Development
By Mike Yeager - 1/4/2008
Puppy development and growth is very exciting. After a puppy gets over its fear of its new surroundings, it will become very curious. People sometimes leave their puppy for a few minutes, come back and can`t find it anywhere. If you can`t find your puppy, remember to look under the furniture and in ... Why the Heck Would You Have a Pet Snake (or lizard, crocodile, monitor, frog, turtle etc)?
By Mark Chapple - 1/4/2008
This is a question that has been asked of me and a thousand (million?) other herp keepers. I think it?s almost a case of once bitten, twice as determined. But seriously, it is something I have pondered but not really found an adequate answer for. They are not cute and cuddly. They bite (when young),... West Highland White Terriers - Make Your Westie Famous
By Jeff Cuckson - 1/4/2008
The West Highland White Terrier or Westie, has it`s origin, as the name suggests, in the western Scottish Highlands. They were originally bred for controlling the population of rats, fox, otter and other vermin The West highland White Terrier (also known as the Westie) is a elegant looking dog with ... Protect Your Pit Bull Terrier Dog from Heat Exhaustion
By Tim Amherst - 1/4/2008
As Pit Bulls are highly energetic dogs that love to run and play outside, it is important to learn about heat exhaustion. Familiarizing yourself with the signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion could help you save your Pit Bulls life. The first mistake many pet owners make is assuming that heat exhaus... A Dog Bit Me, Whom Can I Sue?
By Jason M Rigler - 1/4/2008
Any person, whether a minor or adult, having been bitten or knocked down by an animal improperly or inadequately leashed or contained can sue for injuries or death caused by a bite or knock-down. You can sue the person who has or was responsible for the animal. For a person to be responsible they n... How To Keep Your Dog Safe in the 21st Century
By Niall Kennedy - 1/4/2008
For thousands of years, dogs have been "man`s best friend." Dog-loving humans have tried to keep their pets safe in return. As the world becomes more complex, dogs need extra attention now more than ever to stay safe. With a little foresight and action, you can create a "home, safe home" for your p... Celebrities Discover The Amazing Chihuahua!
By Bill Knell - 1/4/2008
Some say it started with the Taco Bell dog. A five hundred million dollar ad campaign featured a talking Chihuahua which continually repeated the slogan, ?Yo quiero Taco Bell,? which is Spanish for ?I want Taco Bell.? Then came the Legally Blond films and the unstoppable Bruiser. The topping on the ... Price of Unconditional Love
By Brian Kohlmeier - 1/4/2008
Why is it that cats get no respect? Are they really the Rodney Dangerfield of the animal world? Dogs get the esteemed title of ?Man?s Best Friend,? while the domestic felines seem to be bastardized as temperamental annoyances. Sure, they can be finicky creatures, as I?ve heard numerous complaints ov... How To Toilet Train Your Cat
By Jillanne Kimble - 1/4/2008
Tired of cleaning the cat box? Here are some tips on how to train your cat to use the toilet. So, you?re sick and tired of scooping poo from your cat?s litter box, emptying the residual mess, and gagging from the whole process. Cat?s can be trained to use a toilet. It is safe, clean, and effective... Handling the Feet
By Todd Mera - 1/4/2008
I was working with my yearling Pooka. She is an Arab-Shire filly. She leads OK and is not afraid of us. She comes up to us when we enter the field and will let us pet her when she is lying down. So today I decided it was time to handle her feet. Just do it? I had a friend hold her lead rope while I ... How To Get Your Pet To Strike The Pose: Tips For Photographing Your Pet
By Ian White - 1/4/2008
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 ... Pet Services Are A Multi-Billion-Dollar Industry
By T.B. Collins - 1/4/2008
There are many of us who consider our pets as part of the family, and this is evidenced by a recent statistic that states 65% of all U.S. homes own at least one pet. Along with this increase in pet ownership comes the need for services tailored for our pet?s comfort. And, because of this trend, pet ... Dog Training Equipment You Will Need
By Sean D - 1/4/2008
Training your dog to perform basic obedience commands can enhance your relationship with him, boost his confidence, and overall, help both of you to lead a more peaceful and happy life together! A well-trained, well-mannered dog is truly a great companion to share your life with!
In order to begin... Understanding Your Pet`s Chewing Issues
By Burke Jones - 1/4/2008
If you are beginning to feel like an endangered species surrounded by the chewed up remnants of your previous existence, fear not. First of all you are not alone. There are dog owners like you suffering the same fate and having the same problems getting their otherwise delightful pet to cease and ... The 7 Stages of Puppy Development
By Charlie Lafave - 1/4/2008
Let?s take a look at the different stages, but before we do, keep in mind that these stages are generalizations ? each dog will progress at its own pace. Stage 1: The Transitional Stage
2-3 Weeks The Transitional stage generally lasts from age two to three weeks, and it?s during this time that your ... Clipper Experiments: A Tail in Two Parts
By Monique Young - 1/4/2008
Poor Dog. Subjected to my most ambitious experiments, she still falls for the old line, "C`mon, Honey, it`ll be FUN!" Grooming the Dog and Fun do not belong in the same sentence together. This is a fact. I bought some handy Oster clippers at the pet store a while back. Even while I stood waiting my ... Tips on Hamster Breeding
By Mike Yeager - 1/4/2008
Hamster breeding can sometimes be confusing for a hamster owner. Fortunately, there are only a few basic things you need to know before you start hamster breeding. It is best to breed female hamsters that are older than 4 months of age. Otherwise, the hamster may destroy its own litter. Also, do not... 2006 Trends in Robotic Pets
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008
In 2005 robotics companies found a niche that they may not have expected would take off as it did with such intensity. Robotic Pets became one of those market niches. In Japan, consumer are lining up to get their very own new robotic pet. Apparently we are seeing the American Consumer is also very i... Preparing Your Home For a New Puppy
By Eric Shannon - 1/4/2008
While excitement and anticipation will be at the top of the list when bringing home a new puppy for the first time, preparing for his arrival should rank highly on the list. Just as you would have to prepare a home when you have a toddler, pet owners also have to take certain precautions when ?pupp... Small Dog Breeds For Small Homes
By Ian White - 1/4/2008
Just because you live in a small home or apartment doesn?t mean you can?t have a dog. There are many small and toy breeds that make excellent pets for small homes. But even small dogs like variety and exercise, so it is important that you are prepared to spend time with your dog, take her for walks ... Behavioural Problems in Puppies and Adult Dogs - Part 1 - Biting
By Rickie Haughton - 1/4/2008
Why is my puppy biting me and what should I do about it? This is a very common question posed by puppy owners. There can be many reasons for your puppy biting, but first you must ask yourself the all important question: ?Is the puppy really being aggressive or is it just playing with you, lik... A Cat Tale
By Vaughn Pascal - 1/4/2008
My son and I have a cat. Her name is Princess, aka Sugar Bear or Bear. She is part Himalayan and part Siamese. I was just thinking, I rarely, if at all have ever mentioned her and I really don?t know why. She is a huge part of our family and has been a great emotional support for me and Dakota. Whic... 10 Tips For Perfectly House Trained Puppies
By Lee Dobbins - 1/4/2008
House training your puppy is one of the most important tasks you can take on and is vital to harmonious living with your pet. Every dog can learn to do his ?business? outside and it is up to the owner to learn how to properly train his dog. It is best to start the training at as early an age as poss... Shih Tzu/Dogs/First Aid
By Connie Limon - 2/13/2007
Goals of first aid are: Keep your safety in mind at all times. Attend to any severe bleeding that is present. Administer CPR if needed. Immobilize injuries and/or pet for transport. Take your pet to the vet as soon as possible. Delay in seeking professional help often increase costs and decreases tr... Mabeka: Gorilla Teacher
By Nedda Wittels - 2/12/2007
Mabeke is a young gorilla who was born in captivity and then returned to the wild with several other gorillas of similar birth. I had an opportunity to meet Mabeke during one of the workshops I teach in Telepathic Communication with Animals.
A young woman workshop participant named Fleur was empl... The Importance of Getting a Dog Bed
By Andrew Strachan - 2/8/2007
Investing on a good quality dog bed is one of the more important things a dog owner can do for their dog. A lot of people assume that getting a dog bed is an indulgence or a luxury. A good dog bed is far from that. Your dog needs a warm, supportive bed in just the same way that you do. A quality dog... What Should You Know About Your Dog Before You Start Training?
By Ray Coleiro - 1/29/2007
In order to train your dog perfectly, you need to know him well ? his needs, behavior, as well as moods. If you comprehend clearly the ?world? of the Dog you will be able to train him perfectly --draw on his strengths and work on his weaknesses.
As you know, dogs including have descended from an... 7 Things You Need To Know Before Buying A Chihuahua Puppy
By Marie Torres - 1/29/2007
They are everywhere ? Chihuahua puppies?
Practically everytime you turn on the tv, or open up a magazine, you see a Chihuahua puppy in a Hollywood starlets bag. Whether it be Paris Hilton?s sidekick Tinkerbell, or Reese Witherspoons lovable pooch Bruiser in ?Legally Blonde,? Chihuahuas have hit t... Doggone Adorable: Dog Halloween Costumes
By Donna Monday - 1/28/2007
Dogs love to have fun and now they can join in on the good times by wearing their own pet Halloween costume. Take a look at some of these great costumes available online. Most costumes come in small, medium, large, with some in X-tra large.
==> Buycostume... Weaning A Bottle Fed Kitten
By Anne Pottinger - 1/22/2007
Weaning normally occurs at about 4-5 weeks of age, but keep in mind that some kittens take longer, particularly without their mom to show them the ropes. You will know that a kitten is ready to begin the weaning process when it is biting the feeding nipple often and forcefully and also is able to li... Understanding Your Pet`s Chewing Issues
By Burke Jones - 1/20/2007
If you are beginning to feel like an endangered species surrounded by the chewed up remnants of your previous existence, fear not. First of all you are not alone. There are dog owners like you suffering the same fate and having the same problems getting their otherwise delightful pet to cease and ...
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