Pets Articles and Ezines
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1. Birds That Amuse and Entertain
November 20, 2009
Recently my 89 year old mother came to live with us permanently. She has clouded vision, mild dementia and isn't about to do the things that always kept her busy, cooking, gardening, reading, crossword puzzles, etc.
We reserved a chair in our "sunroom" for her. If anyone else sits in it, she gets worried that she's sitting in someone else's seat. So we all try to stay clear of it so she can be assured it's hers alone. Right by that seat is a window. We've afixed a bird feeder to the window that can be purchased in any bird supply store - like co-ops, specialized bird stores, catalogues, e... (read more)
Author: sun arsih | Article Views: 4
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2. French bulldog types: colors
November 20, 2009
There are a variety of colors in which French bulldogs are born. It is a wonderful thing in itself to see the dogs vary with interesting colors. There are puppies or adult dogs to be liked by everyone with respect to the color it is in. Puppies or adult dogs in particular colors are pleasing to the eyes and they are a wonder in themselves. Assortment of colors has a disadvantage too. That is the oblivion of what name a particular color of dog should be called. Only little effort is needed to learn the colors of them and their corresponding names. There are a variety of colors but they ... (read more)
Author: John david | Article Views: 2
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3. Dog Cages - Choosing the Best Dog Crates
November 20, 2009
Dog Cages - Choosing the Best Dog Crates
If you have a dog, you need to take a look at dog cages and dog crates. These range from dog cages that you can use to transport your dog on airplanes or in a car to those dog crates that can be used at home to keep your dog confined. You may want to choose dog crates that are transportable or dog cages that will remain at your home and are stationary.
You can find dog crates that are soft and are perfect for transporting smaller sized dogs. These conveniently fold up compactly when you are not using them. If you have a small dog, these s... (read more)
Author: Kim Seal | Article Views: 2
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4. Photography Tips and some Cockapoo Training Advice for Canine-loving Paparazzi
November 20, 2009
The average dog lover is under the impression that her dog's looks is enough to give that fabulous calendar-Weimaraner or Afghan Hound a run for their money. Nevertheless, more work is really needed, if our average-amateur is to ever match the skill of the vibrancy and composition of the experts.
Schedule the shoot. It is obvious that still-portraits of the so-called sensitive sort will be far easier to implement after a three mile run, not before it. Not much Cockapoo Training to burn on this tip.
Shoot plenty of photos. Whatever the subject, this must be among the most basic tips i... (read more)
Author: Richard Cussons | Article Views: 16
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5. Camera Pointers and a Few Cockapoo Training Tips for Dog-loving Paparazzi
November 20, 2009
A typical dog lover thinks his or her dog's looks can trump even the silkiest calendar Weimaraner, or Afghan Hound. But its obvious some more work is needed in order for the average amateur to match the vibrancy and color of the masters. Read on to get the most acclaimed tips for taking snapshots of your precious pets.
Time it well. First of all, serene portraits of the so-called "sensitive" sort are of course a cinch to take after a three mile run, not before it. Not much Cockapoo Training needed on this one.
Take lots of pictures. No matter what the subject, this is without a doubt... (read more)
Author: Richard Cussons | Article Views: 7
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6. Find Great Deals On Horse Feeders Or A Chicken Incubator Online
November 20, 2009
Farming is busy work, and finding all the supplies that you need can be challenging to work into a hectic day. What’s more, most pet stores don’t carry the supplies that farmers depend on for their living. Are you realistically going to find an extensive collection of horse feeders or that chicken incubator you need in the aisles of dog collars, fish aquariums and ferret supplies?
Whether you own a large commercial farm or a small family operation, your needs are specific and need a unique solution. You want to be able to find everything you need, but chances are you won’t find it just do... (read more)
Author: Daniel Manson | Article Views: 1
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7. Large House Cat Breeds
November 20, 2009
Some breeds have roots that go far back in history. The Japanese Bobtail, distinguished by a short, rabbit-like tail, can be traced more than 1,000 years. The Egyptian Mau cat retains the physical characteristics of ancient Egyptian cats found in ancient paintings.
It’s difficult to trace the origin of cats, but some scientists believe that the original predecessor of cats was a weasel like animal called Miacis, which inhabited earth about 40 million or 50 million years ago. Actually, Miacis is thought to be the common ancestor of all land-dwelling carnivores, including both cats and dogs... (read more)
Author: Alfred Patick | Article Views: 1
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8. The Work That Goes Into A Raw Food Diet For Dogs
November 20, 2009
The largest ingredient in a dog’s diet, about 70 percent, is obviously the meat. People have heard a lot about the dangers of parasites in raw meat. Those dangers are to humans, not to dogs for the reason that dog’s bodies are acidic in their pH balance while ours are alkaline. Dogs digestive systems are also a lot shorter than ours, meaning everything passes through a lot quicker.
Dogs are canines, same class as wolves. So if canines were in danger from the parasites in raw meat, the wild would never have produced an adult dog.
We always buy their meat from our local supermarket. We... (read more)
Author: Kari Farmer | Article Views: 3
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9. Learn How You Can Find A Chicken Egg Incubator
November 20, 2009
Farmers use numerous distinct things when raising animals and seeking to take care of them. While it would be challenging for us to do the exact same thing there are ways in which we have the ability to simulate it. For science projects or for individuals who wish to produce a small number of chickens it is manageable to use an egg incubator.
These are utilized to copy the warmth that chicken eggs call for in order to develop and hatch. It will serve as the mother hen and the environment and circumstances it is used to getting when trying to produce. These incubators may cost a couple hun... (read more)
Author: Naomi West | Article Views: 2
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10. Your Pets on Your Checks
November 19, 2009
A dog may be man's best friend, but the fact is that animals of all kinds have been adored and immortalized because of their beauty, companionship, usefulness and even religious significance. In their Eastern religions, for example, the Chinese subscribe to the doctrine of reincarnation, and in that they included cats in that cycle of reemergence, believing them to be reincarnated souls and moving them one step closer towards Nirvana. Cats were also thought to possess godlike powers in the Egyptian religions, which immortalized them as goddesses and appeared in the tomb paintings. Perhaps this... (read more)
Author: Ryan Gilbert | Article Views: 4
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11. Dog Kennel Benefits for Your Dog
November 19, 2009
A dog kennel has many benefits, it gives your pet a safe and secure home all their own. A kennel is often called a dog pen. Your dog is like a family member so it is important to they are safe while outside. Chain link dog kennels are a great choice, the are made of steel and seem to last forever. Using a dog kennel will keep your pet from being hurt by vehicles and other animals. You will feel much better knowing they are outside playing in their own dog pen and you won't have to keep checking on them. Dog kennels come in lots of sizes, be sure to choose one for your dog to have am... (read more)
Author: Karen Carter | Article Views: 7
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12. History of Dog Domestication
November 19, 2009
Dogs have been domesticated for tens of thousands of years. The earliest evidence of domesticated dogs come from around 7,000 BC in graves of humans being buried with their animals.
Exactly how dogs first came to be domesticated is unclear, but it is thought likely that the first dogs were tame wolves. These wolves would have become comfortable around humans for one of two reasons. One theory suggests that they were orphaned and were subsequently raised by humans. Another theory suggests that selective breeding will have allowed those dogs with the friendliest temperaments to breed and ... (read more)
Author: Sally Winter | Article Views: 13
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13. The History Of Cat Domestication
November 19, 2009
For a long time, history has taught us that it was the Egyptians who were the first to domesticate cats into society. However, recent thinking leads us to believe that cats have been happily coexisting with humans for a whole lot longer than that. This article looks at the domestication of cats and examines what benefits the cat has brought to people.
Skeletons of cats have been discovered by archaeologists examining Egyptian tombs from as early as 3,500 years ago. Inscriptions and paintings of domesticated cats have been found on Egyptian tombs from as early as 2,000 BC. We know that th... (read more)
Author: Sally Winter | Article Views: 10
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14. What To Do When Your Dog Is Sprayed By A Skunk
November 19, 2009
Do you need to know what to do and what to look for when your dog is sprayed by a skunk? Do you have skunks that have made themselves at home on your property? If you are afraid that a skunk may spray your dog, it is great to be prepared. Or, if your dog has been sprayed by a skunk and you are looking for some answers, here is what you should do first.
When a dog is sprayed by a skunk he will do anything possible to try to get rid of the smell. Do not allow him into your home or vehicle. Anything that your dog rubs against will smell like skunk.
The first thing that you need to do is... (read more)
Author: Barbara Neitzel | Article Views: 7
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15. Some Cockatoos That Are Smaller
November 19, 2009
As long as Cockatoos are provided with enough attention, they make great pets because of their cuddly, affectionate and comical characteristics. One large variety of cockatoo is the umbrella cockatoo, which measures at 24 inches from the head to the tip of the tail. For people who do not have enough space to cater for a large parrot, the size of an umbrella is definitely not ideal. There are other varieties of cockatoos that are smaller and are best if you do not have the luxury of space. Goffin Cockatoo The goffin cockatoo is the smallest variety of cockatoos that measures only... (read more)
Author: Gary Caine | Article Views: 7
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16. How To Keep Your Dog's Cooking Looking Beautiful And Healthy
November 19, 2009
Have you noticed that your dogs coat has begun to loose it’s shine and becoming dull and perhaps a little matted? Does it feel like your dog’s hair is dry and dirty? Well chances are pretty good that your not taking the best care of your dog’s coat that you could be otherwise their coat would most likely be shiny and soft to the touch. There are a number of different steps you can take to help get your dog back that beautiful coat your so used to seeing.
The first thing you can do to get your dog back on track to having a healthier coat is be analyzing your grooming schedule. Is your... (read more)
Author: Matt LeClair | Article Views: 4
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17. Tips For Properly Training Your Dog
November 19, 2009
When it comes to dog discipline, you should never use physical force to get the point across to your dog that you do not approve of a certain action or behavior. This has no effect, and only harms your dog in many ways. This form of cruelty is not acceptable and should never be used on any animal. Beating an animal can have serious consequences not only for your dog, but for yourself. Training a dog the right way is not as hard as some may think and simply takes a little time.
There are other ways of training a dog to be obedient other than using physical force. If you want to reinfo... (read more)
Author: Matt LeClair | Article Views: 3
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18. Things Need To Consider For Buying The Parrot Cages
November 19, 2009
Some people love to keep birds at their homes and parrots are most common among all these birds. Parrots are very beautiful bird who can give you so much entertainment and fun, because most of the parrots know how to speak. This thing make them most special thing in the home, as they reply to several questions and also take care of several things. However, if you want to own a very special parrot, then you need to have a very special cage as well, where your parrot can live freely. There are many places from where you can buy the parrot cages, but there are many things to consider for buying t... (read more)
Author: bob bob | Article Views: 3
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19. How To Make Your Pooch Brisk And Active
November 19, 2009
Just like the human beings, the pet dogs need to be cared and loved to keep them happy and active. Remember that you should not opt to get a pet dog unless you are sure that you can take the great responsibility and spend enough time in caring it. If you have time and money to spend on dog care, there are countless numbers of dog care products out there that can assist you in making your pooch brisk and active than ever before. Though all the dog care products cannot be explained in simple paragraphs, this article will reveal the best products that can pamper your pooch and keep them brisk and... (read more)
Author: Jenny Gregorich | Article Views: 4
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20. The Poodle Is Truly a Wonderful Dog Breed
November 19, 2009
The Poodle Is Truly a Wonderful Dog Breed with Outstanding Qualities. Taking pictures of many types of dog breeds in my work as a stock photographer has provided me an opportunity to work with both large and small dog breeds and a number of poodle breeds. I've worked with teacup poodles, miniature poodles, standard poodles, etc. Miniature poodles One of the very first dog breeds that I photographed for my Animal Antics series was a miniature poodle. We shot him for the cheer leading poodles image. You could tell he was smart…and certainly was a bit of a trickster. He would race... (read more)
Author: John Lund | Article Views: 5
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21. Helpful Hints For Cleaning Your Dog's Teeth
November 19, 2009
Have you ever noticed that sometimes your dog has really bad breath and you’re not even sure why? You’re certain that your feeding them healthy food and not feeding them any treats or other foods that are sources of bad breath. Did you ever stop to consider the fact that maybe you’re not brushing your dog’s teeth enough. This could be the number one cause of bad breath in dogs.
There are a number of reasons why you should keep up with the task of cleaning your dog’s teeth, and bad doggy breath is certainly at the top of the list. Sure you enjoy hanging out on the couch watching a mo... (read more)
Author: Matt LeClair | Article Views: 5
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22. Tips For Providing Dog Care While You're Away
November 19, 2009
When you’re on vacation or on a business trip, the last thing you want to worry about is whether or not your dog is OK or if he or she is getting the care that they deserve. After all, you want what’s best for your dog so that’s why when you have to go away, you want to place your pets in the best possible care that you can possibly get. There are a few options and solutions for having your dogs taken care of while you are away.
The first option, and probably the most desirable option, is to leave your dogs with someone that is close to you and someone that you can trust. Your family i... (read more)
Author: Matt LeClair | Article Views: 4
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23. Great Naming Ideas for Orange Cats and Kittens
November 19, 2009
&categoryI've been compiling a list of names for orange cats and kittens on my Pet Numerology website for some time now. There are a number of inspiring sources for orange kitty names, including fire, orange foods, and sunny things. There are many foods ranging from yellow to red that make fantastic names for orange cats. Spices make excellent names for cats. Clove, Cumin and Nutmeg are good for cats with slightly darker coats. Curry is good for a more yellow cat, Ginger is perfect if more orange, and Cinnamon or Paprika if more red or for a very active cat. Fruits can ... (read more)
Author: Larry Truett | Article Views: 4
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24. How To Cure Dog Behavior Problems
November 19, 2009
A dog showing anti-social behavior is easy to identify. Knowing how to resolve the problem and investing the bard work required is more difficult and usually involves specialist help and support. There are various approaches to canine behavioral problems that we can take, including:
1. Live with the problem. Many people do this. If the problem is minor and not affecting either you, the dog, or other people, it may be easier to live with it than to invest effort to resolve it.
2. Control. This approach means that you must always be one step ahead of your dog. It can be effective if yo... (read more)
Author: Andy Jones | Article Views: 4
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25. Fun Ways to Spend Quality Time with Your Dog
November 19, 2009
Nobody loves their dog like you do, right? Then you’ve got to start spending more quality time with him or her. Don’t just sit around and do the same thing everyday. Your dog needs mental and physical stimulation just like children do. But if you aren’t what you can do to entertain your dog other than fetch, then I’ve got some great ideas for you. Check them out below. 1. Take your dog to a lake. As long as you make sure that you are practicing water safety, this is a great way to have loads and loads of fun with your dog. You can send him or her out in the water by themselves to play fet... (read more)
Author: Briana Davis | Article Views: 6
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