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		<title>Siberian Dwarf Hamster &#8211; Hamster of the Sun</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Siberian dwarf hamster is a particularly interesting species. This hamster has been under the scrutiny of scientists since it was first taken into captivity. So what&#8217;s so special about this guy? The thing that makes the Siberian dwarf hamster so interesting is his relationship with the sun. In fact, his scientific name, Phodopus Sungorus, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full" src="http://www.pet-training.org/wp-content/uploads/01310586071_img-1593.jpg" alt="01310586071_img-1593.jpg" />The Siberian dwarf hamster is a particularly interesting species. This hamster has been under the scrutiny of scientists since it was first taken into captivity. So what&#8217;s so special about this guy? The thing that makes the Siberian dwarf hamster so interesting is his relationship with the sun. In fact, his scientific name, Phodopus Sungorus, is even based after this fact (ironic since they&#8217;re nocturnal creatures). You may already be familiar with the fact that their coats turn white in the winter. Well this change in physiology is caused by the sun. But their coat color isn&#8217;t the only thing that&#8217;s affected by the sun, the relationship between the Siberian dwarf hamster and the sun goes further than that.<br />
The biggest and most obvious sign of the Siberian dwarf hamster&#8217;s relationship with the sun is his coat. His coat may turn white in the winter time, but a more accurate description would be that his coat turns white when the sun is out for fewer hours during the day.<br />
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                 Dwarf Hamster Care</p>
<p>                    From the first glance, one realizes that this isn&#8217;t your ordinary animal &#8211; a tiny ball of soft fur with big beautiful eyes. Their charming personalities, amazing abilities and interesting biological facts have been a mystery. Once this delightful little animal attracts you, it will win your heart! Dwarf Hamster Care Essentials</p>
<p>                    Dwarf hamsters are amazing and delicate animals that require proper care for full and happy lives. This article covers the basics of dwarf hamster care including housing, food, toys, and more! Russian Dwarf Hamster Care</p>
<p>                    The Russian Dwarf Hamster is a term that usually refers to several different types as well as the Winter White Russian Dwarf hamster, Campbell&#8217;s Russian Dwarf hamster, and Roborovski&#8217;s Dwarf hamster. The Russian Winter White&#8217;s and Campbell&#8217;s Russian dwarf hamsters could also be mistaken for just one breed due to their similar size of around 8 to 10 centimeters and their coloring. Chinese Dwarf Hamsters &#8211; Why the Mystery?</p>
<p>                    Chinese dwarf hamsters are awesome pets. They are just as cute, if not cuter, than normal hamsters yet they still seem to be quite a rarity amongst pet owners. There also seems to be a sort of mystique around them&#8230;Based on how much sunlight the Siberian dwarf hamster is receiving, his body will change the color of his coat accordingly. Although this may be the most notable trait of this hamster, the changes don&#8217;t end there.<br />
Scientists have come up with some very interesting findings with Siberian dwarf hamsters. One of them is that not only does their coat change, but other, unseen aspects of their bodies change as well. Scientists have shown that when these hamsters are exposed to less hours of sunlight, their immune system improves as well, most likely in preparation for the cold winter months. Another interesting study that shows the complexity of their relationship with the sun is one in which males were exposed to more sun than normal as they matured.<br />
 As a result of this exposure, these Siberian dwarf hamsters ended up with enhanced reproductive development.<br />
I doubt you&#8217;ll be experimenting to enhance your hamster&#8217;s reproductive development, but you might just want to see their coats change color. One method that worked for me was keeping my hamsters in a room where the only source of light was natural. This room had no artificial lights and the sun would light up the room through the windows. I&#8217;ve also attempted to get their coats to change with artificial lights as well but it just didn&#8217;t work. This was probably because the color change is associated not only with light, but with UV rays as well. But of course performing experiments like this takes time and effort and regardless of their relationship with the sun, the Siberian dwarf hamster can be raised perfectly successfully with indoor lighting.</p>
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		<title>Cats Spraying</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 05 Oct 2011 18:02:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What do people mean when they talk about cats spraying? Perhaps you have witnessed this scene: Your lovely cat backs up to a vertical surface such as a wall, window, or piece of furniture with its tail lifted, and directs a bit of what appears to be urine in a fine spray on to the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full" src="http://www.pet-training.org/wp-content/uploads/01310585484_house.jpg" alt="01310585484_house.jpg" />What do people mean when they talk about cats spraying? Perhaps you have witnessed this scene: Your lovely cat backs up to a vertical surface such as a wall, window, or piece of furniture with its tail lifted, and directs a bit of what appears to be urine in a fine spray on to the area. This action is normally accompanied by a strong shaking movement of the tail, at times striding with the back feet, and a look of strong concentration on the face of the cat.<br />
Cats spraying should not be thought of as a litter box crisis. It is actually a significant part of non-spoken communication between cats. Spraying helps them to create identity markers and assure other cats whose place is whose.<br />
Basically cats mark their areas by means of the cats spraying a small bit of urine for them to deposit pheromones. Pheromones are a kind of substance produced by animals which mainly served as a sort of chemical communication.<br />
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                 Why is Your Cat Spraying in the House?</p>
<p>                    The most common and basic reason for urine spraying behavior is territory-marking. As disgusting as this is to us, it&#8217;s a simple method of communication to a cat! Or it can be a sign of a health problem. After doing a wellness exam, it might help to address what may be the cat&#8217;s concerns. Can You Prevent Cat Spraying?</p>
<p>                    No matter how lovely and adorable our pet cats are, they all have the propensity to release a pungent odor that stains our carpets and furniture. What&#8217;s worse is that the smell is so overpowering that removing it becomes an exhausting task. Since spraying is a natural behavior for cats, restraining spraying habits can sometimes be a real challenge for pet owners. Your Vet May Have the Solution For Why Your Cats Spraying Urine</p>
<p>                    When dealing with your cats spraying urine, there comes a point where you feel as though you have tried everything, and nothing is working or putting an end to your cat&#8217;s smelly ordeal. If this sounds familiar it may be time to see your veterinarian. Vets can be your best adviser when it comes to spaying behavior in cats. Cats Meowing</p>
<p>                    The sound of every species of the animal kingdom is very unique and intriguing. From the pleasant chirps of birds to the deep roars of lions one will surely have fun just listening to them. To most of us it is the sound of our house pets that seem to be the most frequent and heartwarming to hear. Perhaps the animal with the most intriguing and captivating sound is the cat. Cats are normally very silent creatures but they are still capable of producing a sound called a &#8220;meow&#8221; which can range from very high pitches to very low tones.Cats, in general, have pheromones that are veiled in different areas of their body.<br />
By sending signals to other cats through spraying, they give off information such as their age, health, territories, and other facts they want to communicate. It is also a way to signal the cats readiness to breed. Some pheromones are utilized to mark things and borders, while others convey a signal of comfort and familiarity.<br />
Cats usually make use of different methods to mark what they believe is theirs. Some of these include rubbing, scratching objects, and openly leaving their feces. Spraying is one of the most common ways of how cats do their marking. The intact male cats are believed to have the most enthusiasm to mark due to their testosterone-motivated territorial schema.<br />
 However, the neutered male cats also spray particularly when they are aroused. Although females can also spray, particularly the intact female cats in heat they commonly do the urine-mark from sitting position.<br />
A cats spraying can be done in either a squatting or a standing position. The amount of urine they pass varies from small and roughly inconsequential to a normal flood, and perpendicular surfaces or calculated sites are normally their target. In addition, there is a form of virtual behavioral marking in which there is an absence of urine. This is called phantom spraying but most cat owners do not consider it to be a problem.<br />
Ways to lessen or stop cats spraying:<br />
-Take your cat to your vet and let him be examined to find out if there is a possibility of a medical problem.<br />
-If your pet is not yet spayed or neutered, consider doing it. This completely solves the problem about 80% of the time.<br />
-Clean all the urine marks completely with a specialized product like Nature&#8217;s Miracle intended to reduce the odor.<br />
-If your cat is experiencing a traumatic condition, try to find out what it is and remove the cause of his stress.<br />
Why do cats spray? Cats only do spray to mark what they think they own. So, the next time you see your cat spray know that although you may not like it, he just wants to identify what he feels is rightfully his and pass the information on to others.</p>
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		<title>Bichon Keeps Scratching Neck&#8230; Is It Physical Or Behavioral?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 05 Oct 2011 11:11:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dear Adam: I have appreciated your advice in both your book and your tapes. My male Bichon is a very good dog, gentle yet playful, minds well, and treats me as the pack leader. He comes when I call, goes in his crate at night with only one &#8220;kennel up&#8221; command and is a general [...]]]></description>
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<p>I have appreciated your advice in both your book and your tapes.</p>
<p>My male Bichon is a very good dog, gentle yet playful, minds well, and treats me as the pack leader. He comes when I call, goes in his crate at night with only one &#8220;kennel up&#8221; command and is a general all around good dog.</p>
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Read about my dog training videos&#8230; they&#8217;ve helped a lot of people transform their pet into the dog they&#8217;ve always dreamed about owning! Click here to read more&#8230; http://www.dogproblems.com/newvideos.htm</p>
<p>One problem that I have been unable to break him of is scratching his neck area to the point that it bleeds. He knows that he shouldn&#8217;t do this and quits immediately when I say something to him. I have taken him to the vet on three separate occasions.</p>
<p>He has received an antihistamine shot, been treated with Cortaid and anti-itch spray, had flee treatment, bathed with hypo allergenic shampoo and conditioner, been given a special diet, and none of this made any difference. The last visit to the vet he prescribed a mild tranquilizer coupled with hormone treatment. He quit scratching almost immediately but he was somewhat lethargic. I cut out the hormone treatment and cut his tranquilizer in half, under advisement of the vet. He now scratches only moderately but I am hesitant to increase his tranquilizer dosage back up to where it was. Also, I don&#8217;t see any end to this form of treatment.  As a trainer I wondered if you had ever encountered this before and whether you had any recommendations I might try other than the tranquilizer. In my opinion this just masks the problem and does not fix it. I would appreciate any suggestions you might have.</p>
<p>Sincerely,<br />
Gordon</p>
<p>Gordon,</p>
<p>No, this is most likely a physical problem&#8230; not a behavioral one.</p>
<p>You might try finding another vet. to get a second opinion and see another approach to it. My question would be: Why is he scratching? It&#8217;s not the collar, is it?</p>
<p>[Gordon replies:] Since he started scratching (about 3 months ago) he has not worn a collar. One vet shaved his neck area and it shows no sign of any irritation. I believe it to be something psychological and the vet (I have seen two) tends to agree with me; ergo, the tranquilizer. In any event I do appreciate you responding.</p>
<p>[Adam:] You might look into anti-anxiety drugs, if you feel this is the case. Have your veterinarian call around and find out. Prozac-type drugs will probably work better than just tranquilizing the dog.</p>
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		<title>Designer Dog Beds and Leash and Collar Sets Make Fido Jump for Joy</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Oct 2011 22:39:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Make your little Fido jump for joy with a beautiful, lush bed by Two Simmons Studio. The beds are available in three sizes and many colorful and playful patterns that you and your pooch will love. The beds are also available with an adorable quote on the side, such as,]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full" src="http://www.pet-training.org/wp-content/uploads/01311109900_countrydogs000386.jpg" alt="f_01311110158_135.jpg" />Make your little Fido jump for joy with a beautiful, lush bed by Two Simmons Studio.  The beds are available in three sizes and many colorful and playful patterns that you and your pooch will love.  The beds are also available with an adorable quote on the side, such as, </p>
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		<title>Cat Nap</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Oct 2011 22:09:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cat naps are wonderful but have you ever wondered where the term came from? When we see someone asleep in a chair, we frequently make the comment that he or she is having a catnap. Some doctors have suggested that one or two cat naps taken during the day as being beneficial, especially for the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full" src="http://www.pet-training.org/wp-content/uploads/21311025046_cat04.jpg" alt="21311025046_cat04.jpg" />Cat naps are wonderful but have you ever wondered where the term came from? When we see someone asleep in a chair, we frequently make the comment that he or she is having a catnap. Some doctors have suggested that one or two cat naps taken during the day as being beneficial, especially for the elderly or those with young children or babies. They help us wake up refreshed and focused.<br />
The term cat nap comes from the short sleeps our cats take during the day. We often see cats curled up asleep somewhere comfortable. How often have you said how wonderful it would be to be a cat and sleep the day away.<br />
While it might seem to us that cats spend most of their time asleep, the reality is they only sleep deeply for about 10 to 15 minutes at a time. They have developed this ability to sleep for a short period, and then wake up refreshed and alert.<br />
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                 Best Cat Bowls From Cat Supplies Shop</p>
<p>                    When you bring a cat as a pet in your home, you need to have his water, food and other accessories for your cat from cat supplies store including water bowl, cat bed. You also need to buy traveling pet carrier whenever you have to go for traveling. So while buying these above things, you should keep many things in mind. Clipping Your Cat&#8217;s Claws</p>
<p>                    Most cats abhor having their feet touched. If you acquired your cat as a kitten, you may be able to train her to tolerate having her feet handled. If not, there are other tactics that may work with the least danger of being scratched or bitten. Why Does My Cat?</p>
<p>                    At first glance it might seem like all your cat does is sleep. While it might be true that cats sleep around 75% of their day away, it is what they do with the other 25% that sometimes baffles their owners. Suffice to say if you were only awake a handful of hours during the day or night; you would probably do some crazy stuff too. When cats are awake they tend to have some energy to burn and sometimes the burning of this energy leaves the people in their lives confused or amused. Here are a few common behaviors that seem odd to some owners: Benefits of Cat Ownership</p>
<p>                    There are many benefits of owning a cat. There are benefits for children, adults, senior citizens and those with disabilities. For children, cats can teach valuable lessons about responsibility. They also help young children develop empathy as they learn to anticipate a cat&#8217;s needs.Even when your cat is deeply asleep, its senses can still pick up on danger and they can be alert in a moment, ready for fight or flight.<br />
Cats that are in a safe and secure environment where they don&#8217;t feel threatened will sleep in a more relaxed way. They will tend to take more time wakening and can even be disoriented when they do wake, just like a lot of humans (including me). It is wonderful to watch a cat as it wakes up. There is something sensuous about the way it stretches each limb and arches its back. I would love to be able to stretch like that when I wake up. Older cats seem to take longer to wake up. I can relate to this, as bed seems harder to get out of most mornings.<br />
When cats are in a deep sleep, you can often see their ears, tail and paws twitching. I love watching Cassie when she is asleep on my lap, her paws twitch and it gives me a wonderful feeling that she trusts me enough to be so vulnerable with me.<br />
 She will sometimes open her eyes just a little to make sure I am still paying attention to her.<br />
Cats are certainly relaxed and relaxing pets. A comfy chair, the back of a couch, or somewhere in the sun suits them just fine for a sleep. Some cats like to find somewhere high, such as the top of a cupboard or sometimes a tree branch to sleep on, as they feel safe there. They actually sleep or rest for around two thirds of their life. However, when they are awake, they are usually ready for fun and games.<br />
In today&#8217;s society, that catnap has been replaced with the power nap. Even busy, high-powered executives will take a power nap between meetings. The elderly (and not so old) are now accused of having a &#8216;nanna nap&#8217;. Same thing, different words. I personally prefer to have a cat nap.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Natural cleaning products are used to clean, deodorize and disinfect which have natural substances as their active ingredients. These products are less damaging to the environment and safer for human and also for animals or your pets, unlike the household cleaning products. These household cleaning products contains a toxic chemical ingredients which are eventually contact [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full" src="http://www.pet-training.org/wp-content/uploads/01311025331_stainlessstealtipdurrmaidhotwaterextractor.jpg" alt="01311025331_stainlessstealtipdurrmaidhotwaterextractor.jpg" />Natural cleaning products are used to clean, deodorize and disinfect which have natural substances as their active ingredients. These products are less damaging to the environment and safer for human and also for animals or your pets, unlike the household cleaning products.</p>
<p>These household cleaning products contains a toxic chemical ingredients which are eventually contact the air, water and soil where they can cause a significant and irreparable harm to animals, plants ,drinking water and food supplies. This can be a really big problem. So try to use natural cleaning products to avoid those problems.</p>
<p>What else can you do? Dispose of hazardous household cleaning products responsibly. For information on proper disposal in your area, contact your local or state department of solid waste disposal or household hazardous waste. </p>
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<p>     Home Carpet Cleaning Products</p>
<p>        The majority of people in this country spend a lot of time and money getting their home just the way they like it and take great pride in their accomplishment. We spend a fortune on carpets, wallpaper and getting things painted and hate it whenever things get dirty or damaged. Green House Cleaning &#8211; Using Green Cleaning Supplies</p>
<p>        With the increase in allergies in children and cancer in adults, many people are concerned with the chemicals they are using in their home and garden. There are effective alternatives to clean your home using green cleaning supplies. These green cleaning tips will save you money and help save the environment. Best of all &#8211; you probably already have these supplies in your cupboard &#8211; so you can start green cleaning right away! Go Green With Natural Pet Products</p>
<p>        If you like the idea of natural pet products then you are most probably concerned not only about the safety of your pet, but also the environment in general. Great! How to find Natural Dog Products For Your Pet</p>
<p>        If you have found yourself wondering whether natural dog products are better for your pet, it is important to educate yourself about a few basic facts when making your decision. You naturally want to provide the best care possible for your pet, so it really is crucial to make sure you understand the benefits that are offered by natural remedies for pets.But if your community doesn&#8217;t have a household hazardous waste collection program, encourage your community leaders to organize one.</p>
<p>If you want to save more money in cleaning your home and furniture&#8217;s try to make homemade cleaning products. It&#8217;s very simple and easy to do. Here are some examples of ingredients using baking soda: All-purpose cleaner: Place 4 tablespoons baking soda in 1 quart warm water and shake well. Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) neutralizes acid, softens fabrics, as well as deodorizes, cleans and polishes metals and plastics.</p>
<p>Another natural ingredient is vinegar. Vinegar removes mildew, grease, and wax; deodorizes; cleans windows, brick, and stone. Some ingredients using vinegar: Air freshener: Place shallow plates of vinegar in rooms to absorb odors; sprinkle ½ cup borax in the bottom of trash cans or diaper pails to prevent the growth of bacteria and mold that cause odors.</p>
<p>You can also make a toilet bowl cleaner: Mix </p>
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		<title>Eco Friendly Cleaning Products</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Oct 2011 18:05:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most people are conscious now about environmental issues and becoming increasingly aware of the benefits of environment-friendly solutions when it comes to cleaning. As the demand for eco friendly cleaning products grows, manufacturers compete to offer highly effective and affordable solutions. Eco Friendly Cleaning Products on Offer Dealers in janitorial supplies offer a wide spectrum [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full" src="http://www.pet-training.org/wp-content/uploads/11311025332_upholstery-cleaning8.jpg" alt="11311025332_upholstery-cleaning8.jpg" />Most people are conscious now about environmental issues and becoming increasingly aware of the benefits of environment-friendly solutions when it comes to cleaning. As the demand for eco friendly cleaning products grows, manufacturers compete to offer highly effective and affordable solutions.</p>
<p>Eco Friendly Cleaning Products on Offer</p>
<p>Dealers in janitorial supplies offer a wide spectrum of eco friendly products from various well-known brands. Non-toxic household cleaners are not only biodegradable and safe to use around children and pets, but also remove the toughest stains. Some popular environment-friendly cleaning solutions include:</p>
<p>Vacuum cleaners When you buy a vacuum cleaner, go for one that is rated high performance and evaluated for its eco-friendly and HEPA Filtration properties. Ideal models are those that are ensure deep cleaning action, are quiet and come with a removable battery pack for safe disposal.</p>
<p>Concentrated All Purpose Cleaners Effective for cleaning visiting rooms, dining rooms, kitchens or bathrooms, these products are composed of natural ingredients. </p>
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<p>                    If you use green cleaners, you&#8217;re likely to feel tons better. Not only should you use green cleaners, but you should also switch to natural cosmetic products. Changing The Way You Work With Eco Friendly Cleaning Products</p>
<p>                    Eco friendly cleaning products, now widely available, help businesses comply with hygiene laws without ruining the planet. Eco Friendly Cleaning Products Take Over Commercial Concerns</p>
<p>                    Eco friendly cleaning products for industrial use are viable and widely available for their no impact on the environment. Companies like VIP Clean with their range of Green Valley Products are setting the right example. Eco Friendly Laundry Products</p>
<p>                    Eco friendly laundry products are becoming the cleaning products of choice for many consumers.They are safe for use on any surface including counters, sinks, stoves, non-wood floors, garbage cans and toilets.</p>
<p>Laundry Stain Removers You need effective laundry stain removers to fight the toughest dirt stains on your clothes. At the same time, you need to ensure that they dont harm your skin. Stain removers now come with natural stain-fighting ingredients that can deliver thorough cleaning with the power you expect. Whether its spaghetti sauce, chocolate or even grape juice, these laundry stain removers offer effective cleaning without leaving any harsh chemical residues.</p>
<p>Natural Toilet Bowl Cleaners Toilets require regular cleaning.<br />
 The use of harsh, chemical cleaners can damage the surfaces of the toilet bowls. High quality, eco-friendly cleaners are the solution. Clorox cleaning products come with plant and mineral-based ingredients and work as well as traditional cleaners.</p>
<p>Glass and surface cleaners and natural dishwasher soaps also feature prominently the eco friendly cleaning products that flood the market.</p>
<p>Buying from online stores helps you compare prices and the properties of different products.</p>
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		<title>Bulldog Problems: Is It Housebreaking Or Separation Anxiety?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Oct 2011 02:24:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dear Adam: I adopted Sophie, a 3-year old 60-lb female English Bulldog, four months ago. The problem is twofold&#8211;one, she pees in the house (and occasionally poops, too), and two, being an incredibly strong dog, she easily butts her way out of ANY crate, from airline-style to an all-metal crate (and I even wired the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full" src="http://www.pet-training.org/wp-content/uploads/21311110158_135.jpg" alt="f_21310585934_brown-labrador-12.jpg" />Dear Adam:</p>
<p>I adopted Sophie, a 3-year old 60-lb female English Bulldog, four months ago.</p>
<p>The problem is twofold&#8211;one, she pees in the house (and occasionally poops, too), and two, being an incredibly strong dog, she easily butts her way out of ANY crate, from airline-style to an all-metal crate (and I even wired the latches shut, and strapped the crate to slider door handles!). I&#8217;ve tried leaving her in an enclosed space, but she busts up everything in the room in an attempt to get to a window (not a door!). She does have a urinary tract infection, and is on her third week of antibiotics to cure it. She hardly drinks any water. She&#8217;s taken out twice in the morning, a neighbor takes her out in the middle of the day, and she goes out twice in the evening. She has a very sweet nature, and is definitely insecure about being left alone.</p>
<p>Marilyn</p>
<p>P.S. Forgot to mention&#8211;evenings, weekends, or anytime I, or a friend, or any human being is with her, she&#8217;s fine, and doesn&#8217;t pee in the house.</p>
<p>Dear Marilyn:</p>
<p>Without knowing the dog, I can only take a shot in the dark. It sounds to me like your dog has separation anxiety.</p>
<p>Please read:<br />
- My article on separation anxiety at http://www.dogproblems.com/articles.htm</p>
<p>- My article on housebreaking at http://www.dogproblems.com/housebreaking.htm</p>
<p>In the meantime, you&#8217;re going to have to buy a stronger crate. I would recommend doing a search on the internet. There are private companies that make such crates out of metal/stainless steel. I would call them on the phone and see if they feel that their crates would keep your dog confined and prevent him from hurting himself.</p>
<p>Always buy with a credit card, in case the product is inferior and they try to refuse to stand behind it.</p>
<p>That&#8217;s all for now, folks!<br />
Adam<br />
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		<title>Grooming &#8211; Keep your Pet Clean</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Oct 2011 21:39:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cats love to groom themselves, and will often spend hours preening and cleaning their fur. Cats even have small hooks on their tongue which are especially designed to preen their fur and keep themselves clean.[1] At times, however, your cat&#8217;s coat may get into such a state that no amount of preening will resolve the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full" src="http://www.pet-training.org/wp-content/uploads/21311025332_steamcarpetcleaning3.jpg" alt="21311025332_steamcarpetcleaning3.jpg" />Cats love to groom themselves, and will often spend hours preening and cleaning their fur. Cats even have small hooks on their tongue which are especially designed to preen their fur and keep themselves clean.[1]</p>
<p>At times, however, your cat&#8217;s coat may get into such a state that no amount of preening will resolve the situation. You will want your cat to look good and feel good </p>
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		<title>Dwarf Hamster Care Essentials</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Oct 2011 11:51:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The dwarf hamster comes in a few varieties and all of them are awesome pets. Even though they are so small, the amount of care they need is still the same as other hamsters. Dwarf hamsters are very delicate animals that are quick to dart away and hide. They are so small and can fit [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full" src="http://www.pet-training.org/wp-content/uploads/21310586065_4825f1c7ad459-50863n.jpg" alt="21310586065_4825f1c7ad459-50863n.jpg" />The dwarf hamster comes in a few varieties and all of them are awesome pets. Even though they are so small, the amount of care they need is still the same as other hamsters.<br />
Dwarf hamsters are very delicate animals that are quick to dart away and hide. They are so small and can fit through such small spaces it&#8217;s important that you make their living quarters secure. Hamsters in general live in tunnels that they dig in the ground. As pets, hamsters live in sturdy plastic habitats that you can be bought at a pet store. The problem is that dwarf hamsters are so small that sometimes the standard hamster habitat is too big for them. Luckily, they now make tubular habitats that are built smaller and specifically for mice. These types of enclosures are better suited for dwarf hamsters. They will also do well in a 10-20 gallon tank or a wire cage. Hamsters are naturally active creatures.<br />
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                 Dwarf Hamster Toys</p>
<p>                    Providing a Dwarf hamster toy is going the extra mile towards expressing your affection for it, and hamsters are really quite easy to please. Any toy which gives their tiny legs some exercise like a hamster wheel is a good option. Who said that it is only humans who have all the fun? Make your hamster&#8217;s life a happy one by going the extra mile and providing a Dwarf hamster toy! Russian Dwarf Hamster Care</p>
<p>                    The Russian Dwarf Hamster is a term that usually refers to several different types as well as the Winter White Russian Dwarf hamster, Campbell&#8217;s Russian Dwarf hamster, and Roborovski&#8217;s Dwarf hamster. The Russian Winter White&#8217;s and Campbell&#8217;s Russian dwarf hamsters could also be mistaken for just one breed due to their similar size of around 8 to 10 centimeters and their coloring. Dwarf Hamster Aquarium</p>
<p>                    Be it glass or plastic, the same type of aquarium you would house fish in, you can use for your pet dwarf hamster! A minimum 10 gallon aquarium for one dwarf hamster and use a larger size if you have two or a mother with a litter. Remember to always provide your pet with ample space to move and run around! The aquarium will provide many benefits using it for your pets home. Dwarf Hamster Info On A Cage Haven</p>
<p>                    You can find dwarf hamster info on a cage haven depending on what you are looking for. So first remember this is a dwarf hamster and they are smaller than your regular hamster. This will make a difference on certain items pertaining to the dwarf hamster. Even though this hamster is smaller your pet will need just as much room as your basic hamster.So a wheel that can be placed inside the cage and can be used to run on is extremely important. Hamsters can run up to 5 miles on their hamster wheels. Once again, for the dwarf hamster, it&#8217;s more suitable, although not necessary, to have a smaller wheel.<br />
The hamster nesting material coating the home floor is great for the dwarf hamster to dig at. The material this floor coating is made of is important. Wood shavings are good and cedar or pine materials are bad. The substrate in the hamster&#8217;s cage should be completely emptied out and replaced every week. Hamsters enjoy using the flooring to construct beds and nests. Hamsters also like to make nests with materials like cotton, shredded paper, tissues, etc. Often times they like to construct their nests in a small space like a nesting box.<br />
 Because they are naturally shy animals, they like the privacy that these boxes offer.<br />
Dwarf hamsters may be tiny, but they eat a lot! They eat different types of pellets, seeds, dried fruits and vegetables. One thing hamsters like to do is to hoard their food in their nests. It is important to continue to give a pet hamster fresh food, even though they might already have some in their nest. Something else that is important in a hamsters life are hamster chew toys. Hamster chew toys are a important in a hamsters life because their teeth are always growing so the need something to chew on. Without soft wooden toys to keep them busy they are liable to chew on plastic accessories which could injure them if chewed to become rough and broken.<br />
Another thing hat needs to be done along with the weekly replacement of the flooring is a weekly washing of the home and all materials. A thorough washing should be completed so the hamster can have a fresh living quarters. The cage should also be completely dry before new substrate is added to the cage. Never use harsh chemicals because this can irritate hamsters. Dwarf hamsters may take some maintenance and care but you know they appreciate every bit of it and it is definitely worth every bit of effort.</p>
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