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15 Things You Must Know Before Buying a Maine Coon Kitten By Sarah Crosier The only way to be 100% sure of getting a verified pure breed Maine Coon cat is to buy a pedigree kitten from a breeder. The breeder should be able to present a family tree of your cat’s pedigree and provide relevant...

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Horse Breeds: Which Types of Horses Would Suit You Best? By Katya Coen For centuries, horses have been one of the most popular domesticated animals. While today, people enjoy riding and racing them, in the past they were domesticated because they were the primary mode of transportation for...

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Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan, First Season DVD
As seen on the National Geographic Channel

Cesar Millan has been called the Dr. Phil for dogs. With an uncanny ability to rehabilitate problem dogs of all shapes and sizes, Cesar has captured the national spotlight with his hit television show on the National Geographic Channel. This is all 26 episodes of the first season of the Dog Whisperer. Approximately 662 minutes. © 2006




Not available for shipment outside of the U.S. and Canada.

Also available is Cesar Millan's best-selling book Cesar's Way: The Natural, Everyday Guide to Understanding and Correcting Common Dog Problems Read a description of Cesar's book.

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Agression and Aggressive Dog Training & Behavior: "36 Year Old Texas Dog Trainer Confesses To Masterminding A
Dog Training System That Will Stop Your Dog's Aggression Problems... And Makes Your Dog's Aggressive Behavior Disappear Twice As Fast Using Techniques That Give Instant Results!

'Follow His Advice For Just 30 Days And He Guarantees That These Techniques Will Fix Your Dog's Aggressive Behavior And Get Your Dog To Listen To You, Anywhere You Go! - It Doesn't Matter What Breed Or Age Of Dog Or Why Your Dog Is Aggressive, These Are The Dog Training Secrets You Need!'"


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Why TTouch® for Your Animal? - Tellington TTouch Training™

Here is an example of TTouch

Ear TTouches on a catTTouch - the Tellington TTouch - is a method based on circular movements of the fingers and hands all over the body. The intent of the TTouch is to activate the function of the cells and awaken cellular intelligence - a little like “turning on the electric lights of the body.”

The TTouch is done on the entire body, and each circular TTouch is complete within itself. Therefore it is not necessary to understand anatomy to be successful in speeding up the healing of injuries or ailments, or changing undesirable habits or behavior.

The Tellington TTouch is a specialized approach to the care and training of our animal companions. Developed by internationally recognized animal expert, Linda Tellington-Jones, this method based on cooperation and respect offers a positive approach to training, can improve performance and health and presents solutions to common behavioral and physical problems. It also helps establish a deeper rapport between humans and animals through increased understanding and more effective communication.

Sun Conure Owner’s Guide By Michael Russell The sun conure is a small bird from the parrot family. It is known for its remarkable color patterns and its intelligence. This bird can be a great addition to your family if you learn what it needs and how to care for it. The sun conure is only...

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I AM YOUR PUPPY...

Here's a great article that our forum members are very fond of.
It's become a classic on the internet for first time puppy owners, courtesy of J. Ellis. I thought you might enjoy this:


I am your Puppy, and I will love you until the end of the Earth, but please know a few things about me.

I am a Puppy, this means that my intelligence and capacity for learning are the same as an 8-month-old child. I am a Puppy; I will chew EVERYTHING I can get my teeth on. This is how I explore and learn about the world. Even HUMAN children put things in their mouths. It's up to you to guide me to what is mine to chew and what is not.

Read the whole story here

Looking for a Cuddly Kitty? Try an Exotic Shorthair By Grant Carroll In the 1960’s, cat breeders wanted to create a breed that was like a Persian but with short hair. At first, it was met with much controversy as many Persian breeders were outraged at the thought. In time, however, Exotic...

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Eclectus Parrot Overview By Michael Russell Eclectus parrots are extremely beautiful birds. The males and females look so different that is used to be thought that they were entirely different species! They are wonderful birds that make great pets if you care for them properly. This extraordinary...

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Darren over at Problogger is running another Group Writing Project and this post is my entry. Thanks Darren.

All of us puppies are playing in our kennel. We are ready to get picked and go home with our new family. The family has been taught how to look for the right puppy.

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Here is what I look for in my new owners. And when I sense that they have these attributes then I run up to these people, I snuggle up to them and make sure that it is me they pick.

- My new owners will need a lot of sleep. Don’t forget, I will be crying throughout the night for the first few days.

- My new owners will need lots of paper towels and rug cleaner because I will have lots of little accidents.

- My new owners will definitely patience! O boy, will they need patience. I will try to chew everything I can get my little teeth around.
Patience! I will steal anything that I can grab and run with.
Patience! I will whine and cry when I want something. And that will be often.

- My new owners will need to be firm but gentle and loving. I can test my new owners to their rope’s end. I have endless energy and determination. I can melt almost anyone’s resolve…my eyes and expression will do that you know.

- My new owners will need to have commitment. O yes, my new owners have to have commitment. After all, I will be around for the rest of my life.

- My new owners will need to be caring. Yes, my new owners need to be very caring. After all, I will grow up; I will not stay a cute puppy forever. I will become a cute grown up dog instead. And, I will need lots of care. You will need to care for me during the adolescent years, during the prime of my life and during my old age. Each time period requires a different kind of “care”.

- My new owners will need to be loving. Ah, this is one of the most important attributes my owner has to have. I mean, I am a dog, I AM love and if I don’t get it back my life is miserable and unfulfilled.

- My new owners will need to want my friendship and companionship. After all, this is why I want to come into their life and family; for us to become friends and companions for life.

- My new owners will need to be fair and consistent. The best way they can do this is to commit to training me. Help me to learn HOW I can best fit into their family. That is really what I want to do you know; fit in and be part of the family.

- My new owners will need to ensure that I get exercise, good food and lots of brushing. I heard those big clumps of matted fur really hurt. And some dogs have them forever you know. Because their owners don’t care that much and never brush them.

In return for all of this I promise to love and cherish you to my end. You will always be the most important thing in my life. I will honor and love you forever. I will protect you and I would even die for you. I will always be sad to see you go out the door and no one could be happier than me when you come back in the door. No matter how grumpy or miserable you get, I will always wag my tail and love you. I will be your best friend forever. That is my pledge to you.

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