Trailering Your Horses Safely!
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Posted November 30th, 2008 at 8:12 pm
Theres a horse show across the state in a few weeks, and youre planning on being there with your horses. However, its been awhile since you last pulled a horse trailer, and youre a little concerned about your trailering skills. After all, you want to arrive at your destination safely, with the horses as calm and relaxed as possible.Guiding a loaded horse trailer down a country road or highway requires practical experience and know-how. Theres very little room for error. What do you do to ens...
Trailering Your Horses Safely!
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admin
Posted November 30th, 2008 at 4:12 pm
Theres a horse show across the state in a few weeks, and youre planning on being there with your horses. However, its been awhile since you last pulled a horse trailer, and youre a little concerned about your trailering skills. After all, you want to arrive at your destination safely, with the horses as calm and relaxed as possible.Guiding a loaded horse trailer down a country road or highway requires practical experience and know-how. Theres very little room for error. What do you do to ens...
Aquarium Disease Prevention Basic Principles To A Healthy Aquarium
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Posted November 30th, 2008 at 12:12 pm
I have kept up many aquariums (marine and freshwater) during my years of aquarium maintenance. It was more of a challenge than my personal aquariums as many of customers overfed or did not tell me fish were sick until it was too late. That is why prevention is the best remedy.[1 Cleanliness; regular quality water changes are extremely important. By quality I mean to not over clean the water by taking fish out and washing the gravel. You want to use a gravel vacuum and do partial water changes th...
Trailering Your Horses Safely!
by
admin
Posted November 30th, 2008 at 8:12 am
Theres a horse show across the state in a few weeks, and youre planning on being there with your horses. However, its been awhile since you last pulled a horse trailer, and youre a little concerned about your trailering skills. After all, you want to arrive at your destination safely, with the horses as calm and relaxed as possible.Guiding a loaded horse trailer down a country road or highway requires practical experience and know-how. Theres very little room for error. What do you do to ens...
Possesion Aggression Object Guarding
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Posted November 30th, 2008 at 4:12 am
Canine Possession AggressionCanine Possession Aggression........object guarding, this is the act of aggressively protecting objects such as toys, pigs ears, rawhide chews, bones, or articles that the dog has found or stolen, such as socks shoes underwear tissues and human food.The ears going back will be part of typical body language relating to this behaviour. The dog then will go into a crouch over the object, displaying a whale eye, that is the head turned away but the eyes are swivelled ba...
Possesion Aggression Object Guarding
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Posted November 30th, 2008 at 12:11 am
Canine Possession AggressionCanine Possession Aggression........object guarding, this is the act of aggressively protecting objects such as toys, pigs ears, rawhide chews, bones, or articles that the dog has found or stolen, such as socks shoes underwear tissues and human food.The ears going back will be part of typical body language relating to this behaviour. The dog then will go into a crouch over the object, displaying a whale eye, that is the head turned away but the eyes are swivelled ba...
Dog Owners Beware
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Posted November 29th, 2008 at 8:12 pm
Recently, a New Jersey Superior Court in Mercer County awarded $100,000 in damages to a UPS driver for injuries he suffered while trying to deliver a package. The homeowners dog was roaming alone loose on the property, had a history of viciousness, went at the driver, and the driver severely and permanently injured his knee trying to escape.Also, recently, an unrestrained dog jumped out of its owners car window and viciously attacked a woman and her dog. The attacking dog was reported to be a re...
How To Make Your Cat Love Her New Cat Bed
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Posted November 29th, 2008 at 4:12 pm
So you have bought a new cat bed but your cat doesn't seem to like it? While the majority of cats adore their new beds straight away, some cats don't seem to take to them straight away. This isn't a problem.Sometimes a new bed straight from the store may have that new smell, or a different smell your cat just doesn't like. Try airing the new bed for a couple of days where the cat can't get to it, and then try reintroducing her to it.If you have bought a second hand cat bed you will need to clean...
Taking Care Of Pets!
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Posted November 29th, 2008 at 12:12 pm
Pets are just like people. Yes, they may have fur and a tail but they still need the quality of life that we all enjoy. If you can not provide the basic essentials to a pets life, you just shouldnt have one. It is that simple. But, what are these? Pets need many things. We have compiled a few answers here to this question. Ask yourself if you can provide each of these key components to a pets life.-Shelter. Shelter must be provided for animals. Even if you do want your pet to be an outside anima...
The Mile High Canine Club Story
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Posted November 29th, 2008 at 8:12 am
In February of 2005 my girlfriend and I rescued a Great Dane from the Rocky Mountain Great Dane Rescue. She was six months old, severely malnourished and cute as can be. We already had 2 rescue dogs (Henry and Morgan) so we had some experience with the behavior, diet and socialization anomalies that adopted dogs can bring with them. The night we picked her up, the foster family told us how she spent her first six months of life. She and her two sisters had been found in a garden shed in Nebraska...
