Author: Joseph Abbott

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    Best Companion Pets For the Elderly

    Whether your preference is for a cat, a dog, a bird, or a furry little rodent, it has been proven that owning a pet just seems to make life better. When people approach the final seasons of life, it is pleasant to have an animal companion to spend the days and long evenings with.  Not…

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  • Protection Tips For Walking Your Dog

    When out with your dog for a walk in the park, or around your neighborhood, it hardly seems likely that anything could go wrong. Even having your dog with you generally gives humans a sense of calm and security.  In spite of this feeling, accidents still happen, and threatening situations can present themselves.  You could…

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    Dog Muzzles: Varieties, Uses, & Complications

    Deciding (or having to) put a muzzle on your dog can be an emotionally challenging task; however, some behavioral issues, or local legislation make it a necessity. Faced with this requirement, owners, of course, want to get the best and most comfortable muzzle for their dog. When selecting a dog muzzle it is tempting to…

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    Human Grade Dog Food

    Dog owners are known for going overboard with spending money on their pets. There are dog hotels, spas, and bakeries, so it should come as no surprise that many pet parents are making the decision to provide human grade food for their dogs. If you are not familiar with the term then you have found…

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    Dog Camping: Gear & Tips

    Camping is one of the best family activities in which to participate, and the family dog can be a great companion if you go prepared. Dogs enjoy the outdoors, and camping with their family pack takes them back to their ancestral origins, and that, cannot be a bad thing. But camping is still a change…

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    Submissive Urination & How to Prevent It

    Submissive urination is an involuntary reaction to the presence of another dog or human who the dog feels is either superior or intimidating. This is a reaction to indicate their submissiveness. Sometimes submissive urination occurs as a result of overexcitement, for example, when greeting someone. Submissive urination may also happen as a result of scolding…

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    Top 10 Rules of Being a Pet Sitter

    Pet sitting can be fun and highly rewarding work, especially for those who are animal lovers. If you are considering starting a pet sitting business, it is important to realize that, though the work can be fun and rewarding, it comes with great responsibility. There are some things that a good pet sitter will always…

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    The English Bulldog: A Brief History

    The Bulldog is one of the most popular dog breeds due to its gentle nature and the fact that it is great with children; however, it may surprise some to learn that, it was originally bred to be aggressive. Bulldogs were originally bred to guard, control and bait1 bulls and sometimes other livestock. To this…

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    Cats Fascinated by Koi Ponds

    Felines love fish. Well, they love to eat fish, paw at fish, and watch fish. Naturally when fish are swimming just inches below the surface of a very accessible pond, it is no surprise that one might spot a cat staring into the waters below. Some kitties are held completely captive by the enchantingly large…

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    All About Dog Poop Consistency

    A quick peek at your pooch’s poop present can provide great insight into your dog’s physical health. A dog’s digestive system is very sensitive to the type of food, changes in diet, exercise, and a variety of other factors, so by knowing what to look for you can monitor your dog’s health can become easier.…

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