My Top 20 Favourite Dog Breeds
This song does not belong to me, it belongs to the original artist . I do not own pictures 2-20. I DO OWN PICTURE 1. This is not getting any profit, its fanbased. I do not take any credit of pictures 2-20. All pictures but 2 belong to DeviantART and the original artist which are stated below: Border Collie- Forgotten-Fairytale Great Dane- darkermoon Akita Inu- la-niebla Tosa Inu- flak-sin American Bulldog- TimelessImages Boston Terrier- Speedyfanx3 Pitbull- girzer Yorkshire Terrier- Bunnybunbunbunee Belgian Shepherd- Kjutichen Shiloh Shepherd- HybridWolf Beauceron- casq Doberman Pinscher- irishtequilla Rottweiler- trishvandenberg Siberian Husky- misticrain93 Boxer- 4ewerFairy Cairn Terrier- eKim Yellow Labrador- addonemore Rhodesian Ridgeback- phantomsangel The picture of the Wolamute belongs to: www.flickr.com The picture of the German Shepherd belongs to me.
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www.tourfactory.com This home is located in Otis Orchards, WA. Contact Fawn Tipton for more information. Coldwell Banker Tomlinson North 509-294-1212 It feels like living in the country. Spokane river is within walking distance & yet easy freeway access. This is great horse property with barn, pasture & round pen. Concrete dog kennel & runs. Has fenced in above ground pool. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and lots of updates. Water forced air heat. Roof is only 5 years old. Lots of remodeling done. 40X60 shop with own breakers and an apartment upstairs. Too much to list, a must see!
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What is the best way to travel via car with two small puppies?
We are getting two new Cavachon puppies in a few weeks and will pick them up a couple of hours from home.
1. Can we use a regular seatbelt and just strap both of them in, inside small travelling crates in the back seat or is there a more efficient way?
2. Also, how can I tell if my puppies get car sick? This is our first time to have a dog.
Thanks!
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I want to know more about having a pet rabbit?
So I’ve decided on either an English Spot or Mini Rex rabbit. It is going to be in doors, but I’m not keeping it in a cage. I’m setting up a pen with a litterbox and hidebox. And the rabbit will be able to come out of the pen while I’m home supervising. So I want to know:
1) What’s the best affordable thing to use as litter in the litterbox? No carefresh please or anything else that will end up costing a ton in the long run. I’m thinking something that’s like cat litter but safe for rabbits?
2) What should I use as flooring for in the pen? I’d prefer something that I can just sweep because I don’t wish to haul around the vacuum. Or any other suggestions on how I should clean the floor of the pen?
3) What’s a good travel cage? I visit my family at least once a month (for up to 4 days at a time) and they live 40 minutes away. I’m going to have a pen set in the future up at their house also, but for now, I want a cage that can be carried easily and have room to make my rabbit feel comfortable (when I get her she’ll only be about 9 weeks old- so not too big right?)
4) How often will I need to clip the toenails? And what’s the best tool to use?
5) Do I need to do regular vet visits?
6) When will she need to be spayed?
7) And what are some good ideas for toys?
Ok I think that’s it for now. I hope that’s not too many. Thank you for answering. I’m trying to learn as much as I can about owning rabbits before I get one in 3 to 4 weeks.
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Dogdini?? He escapes from everything!?
I swear, my dog is related to Houdini. Regardless of how I try to contain him in his pen/kennel or in the garage he always manages to escape. He is very determined and very smart. Now, before I get attacked with complaints from dog lovers telling me that dogs are people too and that I am evil for keeping him in a pen or garage, I must tell you: we have tried to have him in the house, he chewed expensive furniture and ate virtually everything he got his mouth on. We tried to crate train him for him to sleep in out room…he literally ate the hard plastic crate to escape. We tried to keep him outside, he dug out the yard and all the sprinklers. I run him 4 miles a day and take him to the dog park 3 days a week. I tried to have him stay in the garage…he actually knawed on the bumper of my car…so now we are trying a pen/kennel that provides him plenty of room. So please don’t write me and tell me how evil I am…I am still trying to work with him despite thousands of dollars in damage and quite frankly I do believe that dogs are dogs and people are people.
Ok, now having said that, as explained Charly is an absolute destruction force on 4 legs and is now being tried in a kennel that is approx 8 by 8. He has ripped the chain link down, climbed the 5 foot fence and crawled out of the top, he has literally lifted the pegs out of the cement and crawled under to escape. I mean this dog is determined. The only time he is in his kennel is during the night to sleep…but he doesn’t sleep…he spends all night struggling to find a way to escape. So I pose the question to all you good people…do you have any tips to help Charly not be so anxious about being left in his kennel? Like I said, he is not kept in there any other time other than when he is not being supervised, which is usually at night time. But I need to come up with solution since options are running out at this point.
He is a lab…approximately 8 months old…50-60 pounds. Problems didn’t actually start until about 2 months ago…coincidently right after he was neutured. Wife says he is mad about having his male parts taken away 
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