Posted by Linda Cain at Feb 16th, 2008 in Cats
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by Linda Cain
Cats have been raised as human companions for more than 6,000 years. Cats can be happily kept inside all the time, and an indoor cat is much healthier and safer than an unprotected outdoor cat. But cats like to see what’s going on outside.
Some cats appear content staying inside, while others will want to go out side no matter how much you try to entertain them inside. But cats are not a natural part of our ecosystem in the US. Our cats are descendants of the wild cats of Africa and southwestern Asia. They were introduced here by the Europeans who brought them over in the nineteenth century to try to control the mouse problems. Don’t allow your cat to roam freely outside — it could get injured or killed by a car, and cats left roaming in our cities have a high incidence of FIV.
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Posted by Richard Cussons at Feb 16th, 2008 in Dogs
by Richard Cussons
You can not really tell that Beagles are totally safe in your home. You may not know that your home you considered your haven may pose hazard to your dog’s health. People use items such as acids, bleach, lead and moth balls in regular basis. Though we find these items ideal cleaning implements, these should not be exposed to animals to prevent the possibility of poisoning.
Hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid and phosphoric acid are present in most cleansers, toilet bowl cleaners and pool chemicals. If any of these is ingested, it may cause ulcer in the mouth, larynx and esophagus, drooling, lack of appetite, vomiting, panting and shock. Give your dog water or milk. If exposed to the skin, flush the affected area with running water for 30 minutes or so. Take your dog to the vet for check up.
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Posted by Adrian Fletcher at Feb 16th, 2008 in Dogs
by Adrian Fletcher
Proper behavior training is important for developing your relationship with your pet. A dog trained to understand how to behave will be safer to the wider society and a credit to you as the owner. Therefore all dogs should get some good behavioral training at some stage and many owners choose to do it themselves. This is understandable as many dog obedience lessons are too costly for many people. It is also a whole lot less commitment when you can choose to do the lessons when you have the time or motivation. However most people will fail in this process because the don’t take the training seriously enough to stay the course or do adequate research in training methods. This article will cover 5 things you should avoid if you want to successfully obedience train your dog.
1. As I suggested at the start, most people fail because they are not committed. I guess this is nothing new as lack of commitment in anything you decide to do will lead to poor results. Remaining committed is a constant process of refocusing on what initially motivated you and then remaining disciplined.
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