Black Clown Fish
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 10:00 pm
The Black clown fish is also known as the Yellow tail clown fish, and can be obtained in several colour variations. The most common form of Black clown fish is black and yellow with white vertical stripes. Just like the other clown fishes, Black clown fishes form a symbiotic relationship with anemones and are therefore also known as Black anemone fishes.The Black clown fish is one of the most frequently kept clown fish species and you can find these fishes in numerous saltwater aquariums all ove...
Trailering Your Horses Safely!
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 9:57 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...
Cat Mailboxes Can Mean So Much
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 6:00 pm
We love our cats. Throughout the centuries, Cats have been revered, even worshipped. They can be our cuddly friends or fearsome hunters. Through it all, they are our beloved pets. For some, coming through the door at the end of a long day, being greeted by a furry feline it the best part of the day. Our cats love us unconditionally; we can do no wrong with them. Now, there is something that can lift your spirits as soon as you turn into the driveway. A new and unique way to pay tribute to the o...
With Understanding Comes Success
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 5:57 pm
One of the reasons I strongly encourage horse owners to train their own horses rather than ship them away to a professional trainer is familiarity. Quite simply, an unfamiliar party will not understand your horse nearly as well as you, and this understanding of a horse is the backbone of any successful training plan.This is not to suggest that all horse trainers are clueless individuals that bumble along hoping to do something right, because most professional trainers will take the time to under...
Leash Training For Dogs
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 2:00 pm
Tired of your dog dragging you out the door and down the street? Are YOU the one that needs a nap after taking the dog for a walk? Maybe it's time to leash train the dog. A little time and a bit more patience can provide a lifelong reward - enjoyable outdoor walks with your dog. But before getting started, let's review a few basic training principles.It is best train in an area that the dog is already familiar with, such as the back yard. Dogs have a natural tendency to explore, and things ...
Vetiquette
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 1:57 pm
This week my dog Kiera had to go to the vet. Ill spare you the gory details, but I can assure you, there was no doubt in my mind that something was not right with my normally perfect girl.While I was at the Vet I struck up a conversation with the team there about some of the things they wish people would remember when they bring their pets in for care. As we talked I realized that theres some great information here especially since we shared a few giggles and a few gasps about some pretty rud...
How To Win The War Against Your Dogs Fleas
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 10:00 am
All dogs pick up fleas, ticks, and chiggers at one time or another, usually during the warm weather months. Even a pampered city pet can pick up a stray flea from a potted plant. Hunting dogs often return home with a collection of chiggers or ticks. Fleas hop from one dog to another with amazing speed and agility. Your pet only needs to greet one flea infested friend in order to acquire the beginning of a flea colony of his own.External parasites are not a special affliction of dogs. The dog is ...
Vetiquette
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 9:57 am
This week my dog Kiera had to go to the vet. Ill spare you the gory details, but I can assure you, there was no doubt in my mind that something was not right with my normally perfect girl.While I was at the Vet I struck up a conversation with the team there about some of the things they wish people would remember when they bring their pets in for care. As we talked I realized that theres some great information here especially since we shared a few giggles and a few gasps about some pretty rud...
The Havanese Puppy Where Did It All Start? Part 2
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 6:00 am
The popularity of the Havanese breed increased in Cuba throughout the 1900?s. The Havanese breed really is the perfect house dog that is very affectionate, good natured, and has a beautiful silky coat. Their coat is so silky that these puppies are referred to as ?Havana Silk?.One thing to note is, that the wealthy Cuban society loved the Havanese not only for their Wonderful features and affectionate nature, but also for their high intellectual capacity. The Havanese Puppy is highly intellige...
Hiring A Pet Sitter: Choosing The Right Care Giver For Your Pet
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Posted June 30th, 2009 at 5:57 am
The next time you go away, whether it's for business or pleasure, you might want to consider hiring a pet sitter to come into your home to care for your pets. Employing the services of a professional pet sitter will allow your pet to stay comfortable in his own home, gives you peace of mind knowing he's safe and in capable hands, and frees you from having to rely on friends or relatives. Before you hand over your keys and wave goodbye to Rover and Fluffy though, take time to educate yourself abo...
