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They are all the rage across the United States and beyond. Cross-breed dogs such as Cockapoos have been around for many years, while newer crosses, such as Labradoodles and Puggles keep rising in popularity. So, are these dogs a new “hot” breed or just a designer mutt?
History
Some historians and dog enthusiasts hav...Read More
To say that Beasts of Burden, a graphic novel written by Evan Dorkin with painted artwork by Jill Thompson, is a unique animal story is a profound understatement. The book collects several short stories about the Wise Dog Society, a group of neighborhood canines ( and one cat, known as " The Orphan " ) who investigate paranormal events in the to...Read More
Though pet treats are often marketed as having benefits for the animals ( such as dental hygiene or encouraging good behavior ), they unfortunately aren't that different from human treats. The way pet treats work is similar to candy, sweet-tasting and easy to digest, and creating a neurological rush that leads to cravings. Unfortunately, this is...Read More
From the Paw of Patches:
The key to assisting your OCD human is to be yourself. Aloof and fickle are two of the most effective personality traits. The very best in curing the OCD, however, is affection in alliance with these two traits. Allow me to provide examples.
As we all know, OCD is evident through the r...Read More
Just yesterday I was walking on the sidewalk and saw a woman walking her dog. I was wearing sandals, the woman was wearing heals, and the dog was wearing sneakers. The dog could have hurt its feet before, could have just got its nails done, or whatever, but it still left me thinking how the dog must feel ("I am so humiliated, I can't...Read More
I did not have too much time lately as I am taking care of all these animals in my flat. I have been enjoying it too much.
My biggest worry will be leaving them to someone to take care of them for two weeks that I will go on vacation with my hubby.
But while I was busy with all this I did manage to finally do an article about g...Read More
Breaking up is never fun. Especially when you have to divide things that you jointly owned- like a pet.
Pet custody may seem like child custody for many people facing painful breakups. Unfortunately, the law hasn’t quite caught up to pet custody. Recently in New Jersey, a law was passed to give custody of a pet to one person who ...Read More
If you are a dog owner, you don’t need to be convinced that your relationship with your canine companion is beneficial to you both. After more than 14,000 years of human beings keeping dogs as pets, there is no question that owning a dog must have benefits for both parties. Today, almost 40% of Australians and 37% of Americans enjoy these ...Read More
I am sure that everyone out there is familiar with the name, Jack Hanna. He has been around a long time showing us how to safely interact with animals, wild and domestic.
He has worked and been involved with our zoos here in the US, and in countries around the world trying to help the animals in any and every way that he can.
&...Read More
Pets make great companions for all people, young and old, as well as families. They key is to find the types of pets that are right for you, whether you like cats, dogs, birds, rodents, or any other type of domesticated animal. You should choose a pet based on what sort of animal suits your personality and works with your lifestyle. Some types o...Read More
There are some foods that dogs should never eat. These foods can cause organ failure and even death. If you are a dog owner, experts agree that you should print out this list and keep it on your refrigerator as a constant reminder. There are also more foods that certain breeds of dogs should not have. ...Read More
Global warming is affecting the animal population in many ways- both big and small. This is especially true for the slow warming of the poles and how it affects the populations of native animals there.
Scientists fear polar bears won't survive severe climate change, as adult males were found eating younger or more vulnerable bears at a ...Read More
With the unemployment rate being so high these days, finding bright spots on the radar screen are few and far between. But for a few people, their business prospects are not only thriving but booming.
It is said that the key to being successful is finding something...Read More
Have you noticed that more and more books about dogs are on the shelves of bookstores and libraries these days? Both non-fiction books about dogs, and fiction books with dogs as characters, are fetching a lot of interest.
One recently published book that's creating buzz goes where no human has gone before (kind of): "I...Read More
I was surfing the net, and came across the article entitled ‘Why you can’t afford a dog’ by Donna Freedman, recently on MSN’s homepage. If you haven‘t read it, here is the link: http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/CollegeAndFamily/RaiseKids/why-you-cant-afford-a-dog.aspx.
It...Read More
I was browsing online and this article Animal Make the Perfect Humans on CNN caught my attention. Rita Mae Brown is a novelist and an avid animal lover. She expresses her opinions and observation of humans' animalistic behaviors in this article. I can't agree more with her.
Inspired by her thinking, I think humans re...Read More
Well, everybody, thanks to my cat, Squeaky, after nearly two months, I am finally back to my blogging.
It all started on September 15th. I was getting fresh water for the 'Cat Pen Gang', and had just turned to go back toward their cage, when all of a sudden, Squeaky came from behind running by me. As she passed m...Read More
As the weather gets colder, Desi sleeps more- always in the same spot on the couch on his blanket. After some Chinese takeout I fed him the rest of this red meat, and I honestly think it's one of his favorite foods. I've been trying to decide what kind of costume would look best on him for Halloween. I tried putting some of my old ballerina c...Read More
Where are the litters of mutts that used to be a neighborhood attraction? I remember taking several trips to neighbors houses, or they to mine to watch a litters progress and antics. When I was in vet school we were taught that neutering will prevent over population, mammary cancer, and prostate problems...N...Read More
With all of the new alternatives to declawing that there are now, it seems crazy to me that people would still have a cat declawed. I understand the annoyance factor when it comes to furniture, and of course the threat to children, but at the end of the day our cats are wild animals, no matter how tame they seem with us, and they deserve a way t...Read More
I have always been an advocate of letting cats go outdoors if the environment allows it, e.g. - they have a yard to play in, not a lot of traffic around, no aggressive dogs nearby, the basic items to keep them safe. What I haven't been thinking about is whether we have a responsibility to keep other animals safe from the cats.
Cats ...Read More
Did you know that black dogs are the last to become adopted, and if they’re not adopted, they are the common color of dog to become euthanized the most? This phenomenon is known as Black Dog Syndrome (BDS), and you can read more about BDS from Dogs Deserve Freedom.
When you’re looking to adopt a pooch, it’s important to keep...Read More
With the economic meltdown and job layoffs, families are unable to keep their pets. It’s heartbreaking to know that some animal shelters are having a hard time caring for this influx of pets. If you know a local shelter that is struggling, contact them to see how you can help. For example, volunteer your time and help walk the dogs or feed...Read More
I have not been on yeepet for a month and a half and boy have I missed you guys! Just wanted to let my fellow-yeepeters know that I am back (in case anyone missed me ). The reason I took a brief hiatus is because I was busy having a baby - I had my son on September 2nd and named him Jonathan. He is very healthy and very happy and our family feel...Read More
When I'm at sleep at night, next to my owner, she shares her bed with me. The cat sleeps at the end of the bed. I lucked out to have my own side of the bed and a pillow. Late at night, whilst everyone is at sleep. With my sharp hearing, I can hear the faint sounds from afar. The other day day, i tried to get Emily's attention, but she thoug...Read More
With no owner coming forward, this puppy needs help.
It’s a dreary afternoon, perhaps fitting for the task ahead. A cluttered foyer that shares company with the lost and discarded, as well as the found and adopted, houses a multitude of emotions emanating from the staff and visitors present. The Animal Care and Control facility is buzzi...Read More
Kennel cough; what is kennel cough? Kennel cough is an very contagious bacteria that dogs can contract from other dogs.
I was quite nervous and worried that my own beloved dog, Kody had contracted kennel cough. I realized that it was not kennel cough but in that he was sneezing and not coughing. He first began to sneeze ...Read More
Wow. My very first blog here on yeepet. I don't really even know what that means here because I am new. I like the site already though. I wish I had a cat that lived with me. I do have a cat but it doesn't live with me, so i guess I kind of don't really actually have a cat, but it's still my cat. See the problem is my hubby is deathly allergic t...Read More
Tailgaters are firing up the portable grills and stocking the beer coolers while animal welfare activists are gearing up for the World Wide Protest Day of Michael Vicks return to the NFL. This September 13th marks the first opening game for the Carolina Panthers, and though Michael Vick will not actually be playing yet, an assembly of peaceful p...Read More
I have three cats, and I’m impressed by many of the things that they do. For example, Lily (the mama cat) likes to clean off her paws by dipping them into her water bowl. Bella (the baby girl cat) can carry things in her mouth (hair ties, eyeglasses, rocks, etc.), which she strategically steals and carries back to her food dish as if the...Read More
Have you looked in your closet lately? How many leather shoes do you own? Granted some may be man-made leather or made from other man-made materials, but it’s probable that you own some leather shoes.
Instead of buying more leather or suede shoes, invest in organic materials that do not use animal byproducts. For example, I found these ...Read More
Eek! I just saw a spider! And I can’t find a stool tall enough to protect me from such a creepy crawly critter!
We all have phobias, yet most of us are able to deal with them so that they do not affect our lives or rule over us in our daily tasks. Many of us suffer from phobias, especially children and if you suffered from a traumatic...Read More
So, I have a Shar Pei Igor who eats everything. Paper is his favority thing. As well, he enjoys eating accumulated piles of dust that I gather up when I clean. Hi eating habits have let to many long walks at the park waiting for him to do his business.
The other day he ate something that i never thought he would eat. I let him on the porch, and...Read More
My father and his dog have such a human, animal bond that yet wonderful to see the love between them both, can be ridiculous some days to have to hear the endless and constant praises to his pet, as if he was but not a dog but a grandchild. The dog maybe a real cutie, but he’s no human or especially baby as my father portrays.
My father...Read More
A Jack Russell Terrier is standing on short chubby legs in a large roasting pan on the floor that is covered in grease, drippings and leftover chicken pieces from the roasting chicken my family just enjoyed, cooked by my lovely aunt. Yet this animal is on the floor standing in a pan looking ready for basting, and munching and chewing bits of chi...Read More
It’s the season of fun, sun and joyful memorable experiences again, Summer! Where us humans, can enjoy our barbecues and events with friends and family. Amazing holidays with fireworks, good food and even better company! But summer though fun for us two legged mammals, can be hazardous for our four legged furry friends.
Beware of the ba...Read More
Everyone is cutting their expenses and trying to live simpler lives. While this might the last thing you ever wanted to do, it will benefit you in the end and make you less frivolous with your money. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t get that new pet you’ve always wanted.
Having a dog or cat in your home can help you balanc...Read More
My mother loves dogs. There’s no doubt about it. Growing up, first we had Ginger a shepherd mix who dutifully slept between my sister and me each night. Then we had Emma, the basset hound. Emma drooled and snored her way into all of our hearts. Now there’s Sophie, a mild mannered lhasa apso mix who wants nothing more than to curl up ...Read More
When my boyfriend and I moved in together, I knew there would be a certain period of adjustment. There would be those things about each other we would have to get used to: whether the toilet paper roll goes under or over (over), is a coaster really necessary (yes), those sorts of things. It turns out one of the biggest adjustments was adapting m...Read More
I have three cats, Archie, Abbie, and Alphie. Archie is 13, Abbie is 11, and Alphie is 8. Archie and Abbie got along fine with my dog, Max, but Alphie did not. When Max died, Alphie breathed a sigh of relief that he wouldn't be chased around the house anymore.
Life was pretty peaceful for the cats until November, when I...Read More
Naming your pet is a big decision. Your pet's name says as much about you as your pet. Naming your new pet can be difficult and overwhelming, and, after all, you will have to live with the name that you choose for as long as your pet remains a part of your life.
Observe your pet for a while to see what qualities they exhibit. You can ...Read More
Dogs learn to type or their sounds to administer words to a virtual machine .. Wonder if that could be possible. Would be Ideal for the police to help them track the criminals. Since Dogs are so smart and their powerful noses are so helpful in many situations.
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Over Labor Day weekend of 2008, my wonderful dog, Max, died unexpectedly. He was a 12 1/2 year old Rottweiler/New Foundland mix and had been a great companion. So I wasn't sure how long I should wait to get another dog. My kids and I were very sad about Max but I couldn't imagine life without a dog. Originally, ...Read More
I've never been into dog racing, horse racing, or any sort of gambling, whether it involves animals or not. I can definetly see the difference between fans of the casino, and those who love to "play the ponies"; one involves chasing cards around a smoky, over-oxygenated room, and the other involves watching real performance animals chase e...Read More
I'm always at my best when I can go for walk, I always have my tail up in the air and thats a sign I'm super happy. When I'm really tired I drag my tail til its the ground. Often my owner knows she can carry me so I don't have to do the walking. My little legs get super tired and I get a fun filled day with my owner.Read More
O mar a azul
Uma flor a uma rosa
Teus olhos com natureza
A boca nao toca no chao
As maos estao altos
A vista ja nao dar para ver mais
O dedos estao en frente
O lado esta estigado
A perde vai
O carro vai atraz
E agente ja nao esta mesmo!Read More
As a dog owner, I don't know what to think or say about Michael Vick. At this point, he's already signed on to play in the NFL again. I've watched several shows and read several articles about the deplorable conditions his dogs were found in, and the inhumane way they were treated, handled, trained, and even killed. I found a l...Read More
I don't yet have children, and Karen and I have no immediate plans to add one to the household, (though after unexpectedly watching "Raising Arizona" and a few minutes of the Octomom special on Fox, I momentarily considered going to California to steal an infant for the house, but then thought better of it) but if we did, the pet issue would def...Read More
My cat, Karma, is one hell of a gal.
It was May 2008 when I wandered into Petsmart, looking for the cat I could FINALLY have now that my ex-husband was on his way out the door. He is allergic and refused to live with one; I should've taken that as a sign from the start. Please note that he now lives with TWO CATS. Apparently a...Read More
I have always loved any creature, big or small. I used to save worms from drowning in puddles of rainwater. As a young child in grade school, I would always be late for my class, to the constant dismay and irritation.
When the other children were all sitting at their desks, politely with hands clasped in disiplined posture. I would be the lone ...Read More
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