Ah those lovable dogs and their cute and clever antics! Don't we
love the way they play fetch and run and jump and roll around
and lick us affectionately and pee all over the carpet and...
Pee all over the carpet? Well we don't love that aspect of dog
ownership, now do we?
Dogs can be housebroken and trained to let their owners know
when they need to go outside and make a little weedle or some
other bigger job, but before that happens - and sometimes after
as well - the interior of your home ...
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September 5th, 2010 in
Home and Family
Many people would love to own a pet dog, but are wary of the
potential mess that shed dog hair can cause in their homes.
These people want a dog that doesn't shed to be their companion.
Unfortunately there is no such thing as a dog that doesn't shed
at all. All dogs will shed and replace at least some of their
hair, just like people do. There are some breeds that shed far
less than others, however, and selecting one of these breeds can
keep the shedding mess to a minimum.
Airedale Terrier: ...
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September 4th, 2010 in
Home and Family
If you are a first time home buyer looking for a reasonably priced property in Tennessee, nothing can be as suitable as investing in Nashville foreclosed homes. With its incredibly diverse range of foreclosures for sale which are available at highly reduced asking prices, home buyers can now fulfill their dreams of owning a property in a prime location without overshooting their budget.
One of the foremost reasons which make Nashville foreclosed homes an ideal choice for first ...
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September 2nd, 2010 in
Business
Fleas are a problem for dogs and their owners alike. These tiny
insects will live on the body of your dog, sucking the animal's
blood and laying eggs. The bites and presence of fleas will
cause the dog to itch and if the dog happens to be allergic to
fleas (the allergy is technically to the insects' saliva) it can
experience extreme itching, loss of fur in some places,
inflammation, and infections. Regardless of whether the dog has
an allergy to flea saliva, infestations must be dealt with ...
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September 1st, 2010 in
Home and Family
Numerous studies have shown that more Americans are obese today
than ever before and, interestingly, we're not the only ones.
Not only are Americans fatter than ever, so are their dogs; and
the phenomenon can have serious ramifications for both groups.
Obese dogs run a lot of the same risks that obese people do.
When a dog is over weight it is at higher risk for heart
disease, respiratory ailments, weak joints and other problems.
In short; it is every bit as dangerous for a dog to be ...
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August 30th, 2010 in
Home and Family
Parvovirus (commonly called Parvo) is a viral disease that
affects dogs. It is far more common in puppies than adult dogs
and can have serious ramifications for the infected animal,
including death. Parvo grows best in the rapidly dividing cells
of the dog's intestines. As the virus attacks and kills these
cells it causes massive diarrhea and halts or slows the creation
of white blood cells. In young puppies it can often directly
infect the heart, leading to death.
The symptoms of Parvo start ...
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August 26th, 2010 in
Home and Family
Have you ever seen a beagle? Sure you have. What about a basset
hound? Of course! How about a Polish Owczarek Nizinny? Didn't
think so. Its one of many unfamiliar breeds of dogs roaming the
Earth and though it has a funny name (to Americans anyway), it
is a beautiful creature. There are a great many dog breeds out
there that, unless you're a dog expert, you may never have heard
of. Here are a few.
Affenpinscher:
The smallest dog in the family that includes pinschers and
schnauzers, the ...
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August 24th, 2010 in
Home and Family
There is no question that people in America love dogs. One look
at popular culture in our country will prove beyond a shadow of
a doubt that Americans have a love affair with dogs. Movies and
TV shows about dogs go in and out of popularity and stories like
Old Yeller and Where the Red Fern Grows are considered timeless
classics. Only in America, however, do dogs manage to achieve
celebrity status.
Rin Tin Tin
Rin Tin Tin was Hollywood's first recognizable canine star. The
German Shepherd was ...
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August 22nd, 2010 in
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These days, people are always looking for exciting entertainment options that are still affordable, but with the economic recession still lurking over the heads of hardworking Americans, many people are finding it difficult to spend money on things that aren't necessities. Americans in the south seem to be hit particularly hard because a lot of factories have closed their doors. Yet even though times are tough, ...
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August 20th, 2010 in
Art and Entertainment
Hepatitis, a disease of the liver that is seen in several
animals, including humans, is caused by a viral infection.
Canine hepatitis is caused by the virus designated CAV-1 which
is seen only in dogs. Humans and other animals are not at risk
to contract hepatitis from the CAV-1 virus.
Like many viruses, CAV-1 first localizes and replicates in the
lymph nodes and spreads into the bloodstream from there. Once in
the blood, CAV-1 attacks several organs, most notably the liver,
eyes, and kidneys. ...
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August 16th, 2010 in
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