Posted by Craig Clemins at Apr 5th, 2009 in Dogs
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by Craig Clemins
One of the most common ways that puppies explore their world from a young age is through nipping. They begin to learn about different flavors, textures, and tastes and to find out the things they like and those they don’t. Nipping hard and biting are not acceptable however and your puppy needs to know this.
Be the Alpha Dog
The first thing you need to know is that you must be respected by your puppy. That means being the Alpha Dog. Below are a few things you can do to get and maintain Alpha Dog status.
You go through the door first - always
Always eat before your dog.
Respond immediately to disobedience.
Don’t walk around your dog.
Give your dog its own bed; never let it sleep on yours.
Never participate in rough play with your dog as this encourages nipping.
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Posted by Calvin Wapasa at Apr 5th, 2009 in Pets
by Calvin Wapasa
If you are going to attempt to make a go at beekeeping, you have to truly enjoy your work, as it is a time consuming and complicated portion of the food industry (a business which rakes in billions each year. A simple glance at most tables throughout the world will reveal how far the industry of beekeeping has come since it began as a hobby.
Any beekeeper is going to have to learn bee biology from an experienced beekeeper. Producing honey is a simple matter of regurgitating food for bees, which is a mechanism through which they attempt to survive the long winter without their main food source, flowers.
Among insects, bees have some of the most advanced means of surviving winter. Since honey production reaches a peek during the warm months, most beekeepers will need to have another job and because most are farmers, it gives them something to do during the cold months. You might think this is an inexpensive hobby where you simply place boxes out for the bees to come to, but that is an oversimplification that misses the expenses involved in training.
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