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Dog Dazer II Ultrasonic Dog Deterrent
Dog Dazer II Ultrasonic Dog Deterrent
- Handheld dog deterrent device
- Uses the latest in ultrasonic technology
- Harmless to pets
- Works up to twenty feet
- Low battery indicator and belt clip
Using the latest ultrasonic technology, the DAZER produces a discomforting but not harmful high frequency sound audible to dogs but not to humans. Help stop the approach of unfriendly, aggressive dogs as far away as twenty feet. Great for joggers, walkers, meter readers, bicyclists, police, home inspectors, and fire or rescue teams. It can also be used for cats at distances up to forty feet. Made of lightweight high impact plastic that includes a belt clip, low battery indicator and the 9V e
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Dog Dazer II Ultrasonic Dog Deterrent
What is you're dogs name?
Question by Kalla: What is you’re dogs name?
BQ: How do you feel about giving a dog a human name?
Best answer:
Answer by ƦЄƛԼƖƬƳ ƁƖƬЄS™ – ᴘɪᴛ ʙᴜʟʟ Sᴄʜᴏʟᴀʀ
My dogs name is Boss, and my other dogs name is Micro, I don’t know any humans with these names, and Boss is a title, not an actual name, so there’s no feeling about how or why I named my dog any “human names”.
My boyfriends dog is named Tru, and I’ve never honestly asked him for an answer as to why he named his dog Tru.
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What is you're dogs name?
Melissa & Doug Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in Plush Reviews
Melissa & Doug Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in Plush
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- The distinguished breeding of this lifelike canine shows in its excellent quality construction and attention to lifelike details
- Ideal for dog-lovers of all ages
- They're sure to be family favorites for dog years to come
- Exceptional quality and value
Melissa & Doug Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in Plush
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Fur-Ever Home The Animal Rescue Game
Fur-Ever Home The Animal Rescue Game
- Fun, intuitive game play
- Family friendly
- Educational - Teaches important money and inventory management skills and compassion towards animals
- Made in the USA
- Winner of the 2012 Creative Child Family Board Game Award in the Socially Conscious Category
Join the fun of running your own animal rescue business in Fur-Ever Home, Animal Rescue Game! As a player in this fun game, you take in, care for, and adopt out adorable dogs and cats to loving homes. The player to place the most pets is the winner. Are you ready to come to their rescue?
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Why have some breeders bred a dog to health problems ?
Question by Wolf~lover xxx: Why have some breeders bred a dog to health problems ?
Im not sure if I have picked the right title for my question but anyway…
Its like the german shepherd they have leg problems
and them sausage dogs get back problems with such large backs. I saw a domumenty once on show breeders, and how some inbreed there dogs, what they call trying to make the breeder ‘better’ when all they our doing is making health problems am i right ?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1046614/BBC-drop-Crufts-unhealthy-freak-breeds.html
Its like how can you possible say these dogs look healthy ?
http://www.pets4homes.co.uk/pets4homes/home.nsf/C05FA007B4CDC24F802575EB0032A8B2/$ file/small_Crufts-2008-CcBos-Winner-Available-For-Stud-1590.jpg
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golden retrievers prone to cancer, labradors with joint and eye problems, West Highland terriers beset with allergies and boxers at high risk of heart disease, epilepsy and cancer.
Pugs are so inbred that although there are 10,000 in Britain, their DNA could come from just 50.
The Pekingese’s squashed face causes breathing difficulties that lead to some airlines refusing to fly them.
http://www.theutonagansociety.com/news/warning another person who bred problems into utonagans and huskys.
The woman was a husky breeder not a utonagan breeder, but seeing as utonagans were bred on the behalf of huskys it bred the deseise into utonagans.
She had around 60 huskys and got a asbo for the barking and loud noises, and now breeders breed utonagans on the behalf of her
Nah i saw it on the front of a news paper artical im trying to look for it now
http://www.mahkahtala-utonagan.co.uk/Warning%20to%20potential%20owners.htm look here its huskys
Best answer:
Answer by Harlee- Come un lampo de vida
No, your’e wrong. Those are a one-sided example of the breed. There was many problems with that BBC special, mind you. Just because they show doesn’t mean they are evil people who breed for wealth and fame. It showed GSDs that couldn’t walk, and I have never in all my life seen that. I went to a GSD show once and was glad to see less arch-backs and more dogs with straighter backs. The video was also from England, where it takes months and fortunes to get an imported dog because of their quarintine laws. They bred dogs that way because they are Back yard breeders. Show dogs are *not* mutants, unlike that terribly one sided video says.
ADD: same person…and its bred problems into “utonagons”, not huskies. aDD: errr. I read “utonagons” not huskies. ADD: I just read the entire thing, I saw utonagons. And anyways the only people who would use huskies from those lines are BYBs(utonagon breeders). ADD: but utonagon breeders used the BYB husies as their stock. It also says “info from the utonagon society” If it was a legit husky breeder why would the “utonagon society” have info about it? lol I can’t argue with the solid proof you’ve got!
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Why have some breeders bred a dog to health problems ?
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
(064) Chobe National Park, Botswana. Impala. (Impala o gazzella)
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(064) Chobe National Park, Botswana. Impala. (Impala o gazzella)
Image by (Paolo)
From Wikipedia:
"The impala is a medium-sized African antelope. Its height ranges between 75 and 95 cm (30 and 37 in) and it weighs between 40 and 60 kg (88 and 130 lb). The name impala comes from the Zulu language meaning "gazelle".
Only the male, referred to as the ram, has lyre-shaped horns, which can reach up to 45–92 cm (18–36 in) in length. The female, referred to as the ewe, lacks horns. Both have distinctive black and white stripes running down the rump and tail.
While it stays near water in the dry season, it can go weeks without drinking if enough green fodder is available. The impala is an adaptable forager. It usually switches between grazing and browsing depending on the season. During wet seasons when grasses are fresh, it grazes. During dry seasons, it browses foliage, shoots, forbs, and seeds.
Leopards, cheetahs, lions and wild dogs prey on the impala.
Females and young form herds of up to 200 individuals. When food is plentiful, adult males will establish territories. Females pass through the territories with the best food resources. Territorial males round up any female herds that enter their grounds, and will chase away bachelor males that follow. They will even chase away recently weaned males. A male impala tries to prevent any female from leaving his territory. During the dry seasons, territories are abandoned, as herds must travel farther to find food. Large, mixed tranquil herds of females and males form. Young male impalas which have been made to leave their previous herd form bachelor herds of around 30 individuals. Males that are able to dominate their herd are contenders for assuming control of a territory.
When frightened or startled, the whole herd starts leaping about to confuse their predator. Able to jump distances of more than 10 m (33 ft) and 3 m (9 ft) into the air, threatened impalas will explode in a magnificent spectacle of leaping. Sometimes this is done with the animals holding their leg stiffly and the neck arched downwards, a behaviour known as stotting or pronking. The impala can reach running speeds in a zig-zag of about 60 km/h (37 mph) on average with the peak on 80 km/h (50 mph), to escape its predators. When escaping from predators, it can release a scent from glands on its heels, which can help it stay with the group. This is done by performing a high kick of its hind legs."
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(Da Wikipedia:
"L’impala, o gazzella, è un’antilope africana di media taglia. La sua altezza varia da 75 a 95 cm e pesa da 40 a 60 kg. Il nome "impala" deriva dalla lingua zulù e significa "gazzella".
Solo il maschio, a cui ci si riferisce come il "montone", ha corna a forma di lira, che possono raggiungere i 45-92 cm di lunghezza. La femmina, a cui ci si riferisce come "pecora", non ha le corna. Entrambi hanno strisce distintive nere e bianche che corrono giù dalla groppa e sulla coda.
Nella stagione secca l’impala rimane vicino all’acqua, ma può anche stare settimane senza bere, se è disponibile abbastanza foraggio. L’impala si adatta bene al foraggio. Di solito alterna pascolo e pastura a seconda della stagione. Nella stagione umida, quando l’erba è fresca, pascola, in quella secca pastura foglie, germogli, girasoli e semi.
I leopardi, i ghepardi, i leoni ed i cani selvatici cacciano gli impala.
Le femmine e i giovani formano greggi fino a 200 individui. Quando c’è abbondanza di cibo, i maschi adulti demarcano il territorio; le femmine vanno nei territori che hanno le migliori risorse di cibo; i maschi territoriali riuniscono tutti i greggi di femmine che entrano nel loro territorio e ne scacciano i maschi adolescenti. Scacciano persino i maschi appena svezzati. Un impala maschio tenta di prevenire che qualsiasi femmina lasci il suo territorio. Durante la stagione secca i territori vengono abbandonati, ed i greggi devono viaggiare più lontano per trovare il cibo. Si formano greggi grandi e tranquilli di femmine e maschi. Gli impala maschi giovani che sono stati scacciati dal loro precedente gregge formano greggi di "scapoli" di circa 30 individui. I maschi in grado di dominare il gregge divengono contendenti per assumere il controllo di un territorio.
Quando è spaventato o allarmato, l’intero gregge comincia a saltare per confondere i predatori. Capaci di saltare per più di 10 m in lunghezza e 3 m in altezza, gli impala spaventati esplodono in uno stupendo spettacolo di salti. Talvolta ciò viene fatto con gli animali che tengono le gambe allungate ed il collo arcuato all’ingiù, un comportamento noto come "stotting" o "pronking". Per sfuggire ai predatori, gli impala possono raggiungere velocità di corsa a zig-zag di circa 60 km orari medi, con picchi di 80 km/h. Quando scappano dai predatori possono emettere un profumo da ghiandole situate sui talloni, il che può aiutare a stare insieme al gruppo. Ciò viene fatto scalciando in alto con le zampe posteriori.")
Attack of the Killer Seagulls 2
Image by ztephen
Stephen foolishly goes the same way after the previous experience. Dog thinks it’s an excellent laugh
(159) Kruger National Park, South Africa. Impala herd. (Gregge di impala)
Image by (Paolo)
From Wikipedia:
"The impala is a medium-sized African antelope. Its height ranges between 75 and 95 cm (30 and 37 in) and it weighs between 40 and 60 kg (88 and 130 lb). The name impala comes from the Zulu language meaning "gazelle".
Only the male, referred to as the ram, has lyre-shaped horns, which can reach up to 45–92 cm (18–36 in) in length. The female, referred to as the ewe, lacks horns. Both have distinctive black and white stripes running down the rump and tail.
While it stays near water in the dry season, it can go weeks without drinking if enough green fodder is available. The impala is an adaptable forager. It usually switches between grazing and browsing depending on the season. During wet seasons when grasses are fresh, it grazes. During dry seasons, it browses foliage, shoots, forbs, and seeds.
Leopards, cheetahs, lions and wild dogs prey on the impala.
Females and young form herds of up to 200 individuals. When food is plentiful, adult males will establish territories. Females pass through the territories with the best food resources. Territorial males round up any female herds that enter their grounds, and will chase away bachelor males that follow. They will even chase away recently weaned males. A male impala tries to prevent any female from leaving his territory. During the dry seasons, territories are abandoned, as herds must travel farther to find food. Large, mixed tranquil herds of females and males form. Young male impalas which have been made to leave their previous herd form bachelor herds of around 30 individuals. Males that are able to dominate their herd are contenders for assuming control of a territory.
When frightened or startled, the whole herd starts leaping about to confuse their predator. Able to jump distances of more than 10 m (33 ft) and 3 m (9 ft) into the air, threatened impalas will explode in a magnificent spectacle of leaping. Sometimes this is done with the animals holding their leg stiffly and the neck arched downwards, a behaviour known as stotting or pronking. The impala can reach running speeds in a zig-zag of about 60 km/h (37 mph) on average with the peak on 80 km/h (50 mph), to escape its predators. When escaping from predators, it can release a scent from glands on its heels, which can help it stay with the group. This is done by performing a high kick of its hind legs."
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(Da Wikipedia:
"L’impala, o gazzella, è un’antilope africana di media taglia. La sua altezza varia da 75 a 95 cm e pesa da 40 a 60 kg. Il nome "impala" deriva dalla lingua zulù e significa "gazzella".
Solo il maschio, a cui ci si riferisce come il "montone", ha corna a forma di lira, che possono raggiungere i 45-92 cm di lunghezza. La femmina, a cui ci si riferisce come "pecora", non ha le corna. Entrambi hanno strisce distintive nere e bianche che corrono giù dalla groppa e sulla coda.
Nella stagione secca l’impala rimane vicino all’acqua, ma può anche stare settimane senza bere, se è disponibile abbastanza foraggio. L’impala si adatta bene al foraggio. Di solito alterna pascolo e pastura a seconda della stagione. Nella stagione umida, quando l’erba è fresca, pascola, in quella secca pastura foglie, germogli, girasoli e semi.
I leopardi, i ghepardi, i leoni ed i cani selvatici cacciano gli impala.
Le femmine e i giovani formano greggi fino a 200 individui. Quando c’è abbondanza di cibo, i maschi adulti demarcano il territorio; le femmine vanno nei territori che hanno le migliori risorse di cibo; i maschi territoriali riuniscono tutti i greggi di femmine che entrano nel loro territorio e ne scacciano i maschi adolescenti. Scacciano persino i maschi appena svezzati. Un impala maschio tenta di prevenire che qualsiasi femmina lasci il suo territorio. Durante la stagione secca i territori vengono abbandonati, ed i greggi devono viaggiare più lontano per trovare il cibo. Si formano greggi grandi e tranquilli di femmine e maschi. Gli impala maschi giovani che sono stati scacciati dal loro precedente gregge formano greggi di "scapoli" di circa 30 individui. I maschi in grado di dominare il gregge divengono contendenti per assumere il controllo di un territorio.
Quando è spaventato o allarmato, l’intero gregge comincia a saltare per confondere i predatori. Capaci di saltare per più di 10 m in lunghezza e 3 m in altezza, gli impala spaventati esplodono in uno stupendo spettacolo di salti. Talvolta ciò viene fatto con gli animali che tengono le gambe allungate ed il collo arcuato all’ingiù, un comportamento noto come "stotting" o "pronking". Per sfuggire ai predatori, gli impala possono raggiungere velocità di corsa a zig-zag di circa 60 km orari medi, con picchi di 80 km/h. Quando scappano dai predatori possono emettere un profumo da ghiandole situate sui talloni, il che può aiutare a stare insieme al gruppo. Ciò viene fatto scalciando in alto con le zampe posteriori.")
(064) Chobe National Park, Botswana. Impala. (Impala o gazzella)
Q&A: Petsmart or Petco dog adoption?
Question by pushymushycakes: Petsmart or Petco dog adoption?
So some people say october is dog adoption month. I really want a dog! And adopting is better! So can someone give me details about petsmart or petco dog adoptions? Thank you all!
Best answer:
Answer by Nessy
Petsmart I believe is able to actually keep animals at the location and do the adoptions right there. If you go on any given day, there will probably be something available. Petco will host adoption events for local rescues, but they only occur on certain days, usually over the weekend. You deal with the rescue directly, Petco isn’t involved.
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Don Sullivan Perfect Dog Max Results Pet Training Package, Large Reviews
Don Sullivan Perfect Dog Max Results Pet Training Package, Large
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Dog Adopts Chicks | The Animal Rescue Site Blog
Dog Adopts Chicks. When baby chicks showed up in Bailey's yard without a mother, she took it upon herself to give these chicks a mother figure. See the cute little family below.
Dog Adopts Chicks | The Animal Rescue Site Blog
Monday, February 10, 2014
Cesar Millan - White German Shepherd Dog
Disclaimer: This Video is not intended to infringe copyright but only to share the Information. CM Rules!
Cesar Millan - White German Shepherd Dog
Home survives inferno but Charlie Maddaluno loses his beloved dogs
Charlie Maddaluno lost several dogs in the sheds while he wasn't home. Source: News Limited. A TERRIFYING blaze came within metres of Charlie Maddaluno's Morwell house on Sunday, killing four of his dogs and ravaging a number of his sheds.
Home survives inferno but Charlie Maddaluno loses his beloved dogs
Millie: Female Kelpie x, 10wks NSW | Australian Working Dog Rescue
She's a beautiful happy-go-lucky puppy who would make a wonderful companion for life. She is confident, sensitive, smart & social. Millie has fitted it very easily to her foster carer's home and has been no trouble. She sleeps …
Millie: Female Kelpie x, 10wks NSW | Australian Working Dog Rescue
Lost Dog
Lost Dog
Peter McKrall is at a crossroads-out of work, fighting a klepto habit, and trying to figure out his next move. Life takes an unexpected turn when a search for his niece's stuffed dog leads him to something else entirely: a bullet-riddled corpse. Talking to reporters lands Peter on the local news, which turns out to be a dangerous spotlight. And now Darla, the troubled daughter of the victim, is reaching out to him-but can she be trusted? When a second murder takes place and evidence is planted i
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devon+ - Houston Shaggy Dog Rescue
devn is a really beautiful wheaten/tibetan mix, he is approx 1 year old and 35 lbs, he is very sweet bur can be easily scared and we would not recommend him for anyone with children under 10 yrs of age,he.
devon+ - Houston Shaggy Dog Rescue
Sunday, February 9, 2014
clementine - Houston Shaggy Dog Rescue
sweet clementine is approx 3 yrs old and 16 lbs and is just a precious little dog, she looks like a poodle/border terrier mix or schooner mix, she is very quiet and well behaved, likes to spend her days playing with the other …
clementine - Houston Shaggy Dog Rescue
Is there nappies for dogs?
Question by : Is there nappies for dogs?
Best answer:
Answer by Silver
I think no.but you can train him.
What do you think? Answer below!
Is there nappies for dogs?