5 Great Gift Ideas for Pet Lovers.

 Since the chances are good that more than one person on your occasional or holiday gift list has a pet that he or she adores, why not give a distinctive gift that your recipient will treasure?

With the holidays just around the corner, it's time to start thinking of gifts to give your friends and loved ones. Finding unique gifts can present a challenge, and most people never consider giving pet-related gifts. Since the chances are good that more than one person on your holiday gift list has a pet that he or she adores, why not give a distinctive gift that your recipient will treasure? Here are five great gift ideas to get you started:

1. Fine Art Animal Prints

Dogs may come in many shapes and sizes, but each has a personality all its own. One of the most delightful gifts you can give to a pet lover is a fine art print of his or her breed. One of the most notable artists offering fine art animal prints is Lorena Pugh. Her print, "Princess," for example, depicts a white toy poodle laying atop a stack of twelve colorful pillows, while "Angel Face" showcases a gorgeous pug who has just snagged a cluster of grapes off of a dining room table. In "Chocolate Craving," she realistically captures the yearning of a chocolate lab as he reaches for a tennis ball against a beautiful background of blue sky. These limited edition animal prints are sure to be treasured, as each comes with a consecutively numbered dog tag to match the tag in the print.

2. Crystal Animal Statues

Whether your gift recipient has a dog, cat, horse, or rabbit, he or she is sure to enjoy an elegant crystal animal statue. Typically made from 24 percent lead crystal, hand-finished animal statues are beautiful yet whimsical. Crystal animal statues can depict a wide variety of pets, from a sitting cat to a dog with a bone; from a turtle to a frog; from a horse to a mouse; and from a duck to a dove.

3. Stone Animal Statues

Who wouldn't love a playful stone animal statue depicting their beloved pet? Animal garden statues are perfect gifts, as are stone animal statues for the home and office. While some statues - like a sleeping spaniel puppy or an eager dachshund - make you feel warm inside, others - like a cat holding a pair of binoculars up to his eyes, ever watchful for a bird - make you chuckle. Stone animal statues are available for virtually any type of pet, and are certain to be cherished.

4. Animal Posters

If you've ever owned a pet, you know how funny they can be. Animal posters depict pets in a variety of outlandish situations (remember the cat in "Hang in There"?), and are eminently affordable. An animal poster is sure to bring a smile to your recipient's face.

5. Entertainment

When it comes to gifts for pet lovers, there's nothing more unique that pet-related entertainment. There is actually a music company that creates music for animals, so consider giving a gift of music about and for cats, dogs, or birds. Another great gift idea is to buy a DVD or video that is designed to entertain your recipient's dog or cat. Your friend or loved one can play the DVD or video while he or she is at work or out running errands - guilt free!

It's both original and thoughtful to give a gift that acknowledges your recipient's pet as a central part of his or her life. Pet lovers will appreciate and treasure your gift, whether it's a fine art animal print or an entertaining DVD.

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4 to 8 Dog Agility Jumps Makes Ideal Training

Hey everybody,we're back with more tips and information about taking care and keeping your furry little ones our pets safe,happy and healthy.Before we began we would to thank all of our readers for taking the time to stop by and reading our precious blog on how to take care of your pets.We hope that we are helping our readers to learn and understand some of the most important info and facts to help take care of their pets and maybe get some good info on what our readers would like to know.So please feel free to leave us comments on what you would like to see here.Again thanks for being our loyal readers.

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You can never have too many dog agility jumps.  The more jumps you have the more drills and skills you can practice, the better to train your dog.

We are often asked, "How many jumps should I start with?"  You can never have too many single jumps to practice agility.  A good starting place is four jumps.  This is the absolute minimum number of jumps that we recommend. 

You can teach a variety of skills, drills, and exercises with four jumps.  Four jumps will allow you to work on a short jump chute or jump grid.  You can setup a "box" with your jumps and practice handling, collection, and 270 degree jumps.  You can teach your dog jumping left and right.  You can be outside the box and send your dog or you can handle from the inside of the box.  Your jumps can be setup in a horizontal line, so that you can practice serpentines and threadles.

Go the next step and get eight jumps.  Now you can setup two boxes with one introductory jump.  You've now multiplied your drills that you can practice with your dog.  Your jump grids can be of recommended size and quantity of jumps.  You can also setup your jumps in a circle with the jump bars perpendicular to the circle or on the circumference of the circle.  This pattern also enables you to train a variety of skills.

Your next consideration is a double jump and a triple jump.  You could set two or three single jumps together to make your expanded jump, but having double and triple jump in your course work is really valuable to practice.  We've seen many dogs run a clean course and the last obstacle is a triple and the dog is not prepared for it, and bang, down comes the bar.

You can really be ahead of the pack and have two sets of eight jumps.  This is the ultimate in training because you can keep a jump grip up at all times that is separate from your course work, and have eight single jumps to have for course work.  And when you include your double and triple, you can really practice all the jumping skills and drills necessary to get you those "Qs".

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(Nitro):This is so funny,It'll have you cracking up! 

(Nitro):I told you it was funny and cute!

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Caring For Cats

Hey Everybody,We're back with more tips and info for your furry loved ones.Today we will be talking about the kitty cats in your life.We know there are a lot of kitty lovers out there.So sit back and enjoy this segment.Remember as always remember to give your pets plenty of love.

 Cat lovers need not feel down in the mouth about protecting their pets from serious disease. In fact, their cat's mouth is a good place to start. A recent study shows that cats with common forms of oral disease have a higher rate of testing positive for more serious diseases.

The good news is that with early detection and proper veterinary care, cats with serious diseases such as feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), the feline version of HIV, and feline leukemia virus (FeLV) can live long and healthy lives. Having cats tested is a key factor in slowing the spread of these diseases.

An estimated 31 million cats in the U.S. are at risk for FIV and FeLV. These diseases are spread from cat to cat (they cannot be spread to people) and are highly contagious. Since cats with FIV and FeLV often have no visible symptoms and many cat owners are not aware their cat has been exposed, it's vitally important to have cats tested. Treatment usually consists of a nutritional diet, closer monitoring and more frequent visits to the vet.

The study, conducted by veterinary clinics around the country, found one in every eight cats that had some type of oral disease also tested positive for FIV, FeLV or both. Cats with oral diseases are four times more likely to have those conditions than cats without.

"This study encourages testing cats that have gingivitis and other oral diseases for FIV and FeLV infection. This gives veterinarians valuable new information in their efforts to fight these contagious viruses," said Dr. Jan Bellows, a diplomate of the American Veterinary Dental College and the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners.

Cat owners should work with their veterinarian to establish a regular schedule of comprehensive wellness exams, including dental screenings and FIV/FeLV testing.

The American Association of Feline Practitioners says a cat should also be tested for FIV/FeLV:

• When sick, regardless of previous negative results. Signs of illness may include changes in behavior, grooming and eating habits.

• When cats and kittens, regardless of age, are newly adopted.

• When cats live in households with unknown infection status. Infected cats who don't have symptoms can still transmit the viruses to uninfected cats.

• When cats have had potential exposure, whether they snuck outdoors or got in a fight with a cat of unknown infection status.

• Annually, especially for cats that fight or live with infected cats.

The American Veterinary Medical Association recommends cat owners visit their veterinarians for a wellness exam twice a year.






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'Sit Up' Buddy: Training Your Dog To Sit Like You

Hey Everybody,We're back with more tips and info on how to keep your furry loved one or as i like to say my little kid safe and happy.Today we will be talking about a simple little trick to teach your pet.So sit back and Enjoy.

The trick of “sitting up” is easily taught to small dogs, but should try not be included in a big dog’s education, as it is difficult for them to preserve their balance.

The training of sitting up is one of the first tricks to teach and forms the groundwork for many other dog tricks. To train a dog to sit up, prepare some treats as a reward, and set your dog on his haunches in a corner, so that he cannot fall either backward or sideways and has very little or no space to lose balance.Keep him from pitching forward by holding one hand under his chin and with the other hand hold the treat above his nose and keep repeating distinctly and deliberately say, “sit up.” Do not make him sit up too long at any one time, but repeat the lesson frequently and reward him often with plentiful of praise and treats.

During his first lesson he will require considerable assistance from your hand to prevent him from pitching forward, but as he gets control of the balancing muscles and understands what you want, he will depend less and less upon your hand to keep him in position and you can gradually render him less assistance until you will only have to keep one hand in position two or three inches from his neck or chin, so as to be ready to prevent him pitching forward; later on you can withdraw this hand entirely and simply hold the treat just above the level of his head.

By constant practice he will sit up well after you set him up; then he should be set up against the wall, so as to afford him a support for his back only, and after he has been well schooled at this and can keep his position easily, practice him against chair legs, cushions or other objects that afford him less and less assistance, until finally he learns to preserve his balance and sits up without anything to lean against.

During all these lessons the words “sit up” have been impressed upon his mind by frequent repetition, and now comes the final lesson to teach him to sit up as soon as he hears the words, and the chances are, if he has been diligently drilled, it will be necessary only to call him out in the room, show him a treat, hold it up a suitable distance from the floor, say “sit up” and he will do so, when he should be given the treat while still in position.The only necessity to perfection is to practice him several times a day until he will sit up at the word and without being shown a reward; that can be given him after he has obeyed.

You have now a foundation for many other tricks. He can be taught to beg by moving your hand up and down just in front of his paws, which he will move in unison with yours. He can also be taught to salute by bringing one paw up to the side of his head, or to hold a wooden pipe in his mouth, or to wear a cap on his head or other articles of wearing apparel.  

      
In teaching a dog to submit to being dressed up, do not attempt to get him to wear too many things at once; try him at first with a cap and after he becomes accustomed to that you can put on a coat and gradually accustom him to the other clothing articles.

Enjoy teaching your

dog the “sit up” trick and most importantly have fun along the way!

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“Hybrid” dog – Isn’t that just another word for Mutt?

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"Designer" dogs and "hybrid" puppies are making headlines - but do they make great pets?
Every day we hear more about the new “hybrid” dogs, or “designer” dogs. Each feature is accompanied by pictures of adorable puppies that are examples of this new “breed.”

Of course they’re cute! All puppies are! Should you pay hundreds, and in some cases, thousands of dollars for one? Certainly not! The offspring of a mating between two purebred dogs of different breeds is a mongrel, a mutt. And if you have one, you should love it, train it and care for it as if it had the bluest blood of the canine kingdom.

Every dog breed, and there are hundreds in the world, was “created” by humans. Each breed was developed for a specific purpose – whether that original job was guarding the flock or being the ideal lap-dog. There’s no reason that development shouldn’t continue. If there is a need for a dog with particular characteristics, enterprising individuals will come forward to fill that need.

However, it takes many generations to “breed true.” Compare yourself to your siblings. Do you all have the same looks, same personality, same interests and strengths? Chances are, you don’t. Each of you has some of the “best” traits of your parents. But those may not be the same traits. And each of you has some of the worst.

Two of the best-known mixed-breeds out there now are the “Golden Doodle” and the “Puggle.”  The thinking behind these crosses is fairly obvious: wouldn’t it be nice to have a Golden Retriever’s personality and willingness to please combined with the Poodle’s non-shedding coat and intelligence? Wouldn’t it be equally delightful to have a small dog without the breathing issues of a Pug, but quieter than a Beagle?

But there is no way of knowing you won’t get a high-strung, noisy, stubborn, slobbering mutt who sheds like the dickens!

If you are considering spending the kind of money that these “hybrids” are commanding, be sure to research all of the traits of the contributing breeds. You will get a mixture of the two. And an equally adorable mixture may be waiting for you at your local shelter – the size you want, with the coat you want and the adorable face that melts your heart.

If you require certain characteristics in your puppy – whether a family member has allergies, or you have a very small, or no yard, or your household requires a quiet, “easy keeper,” or if you wish to fully participate in the world of canine competition, consider a pure-bred animal. There are over 150 breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club. Research them at www.akc.org. Surely one of them is right for you.

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Acupuncture For Dogs and Cats

Veterinarians trained in acupuncture for dogs and cats are seeing an uptick in treatment sessions lately.
Popular demand for this legendary alternative medicine is growing on par with the whole “green pet” movement that’s sweeping the planet.
Acupuncture is part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Using small needles to penetrate the skin, the treatment stimulates the flow of Qi or life force energy.
Clinical veterinary practices offering traditional Chinese veterinary medicine (TCVM) often include acupressure, Chinese herbs, and food energy therapy.
Veterinary acupuncture is used to help treat a number of clinical conditions including
Gastrointestinal disorders, diarrheaRespiratory problems, kennel coughNeurological disorders, chronic painMusculoskeletal disorders, hip dysplasiaReproductive, endocrine, and metabolic disordersImmunosuppressive and allergic disordersDermatologic disordersUrinary disordersEmergency procedures such as cardiac and respiratory arrest Look for certification
The American Veterinary Medical Association acknowledges acupuncture for dogs and cats as alternative therapy, but it is not offered in most veterinary hospitals. More favorable advocates of acupuncture for dogs and cats, including a holistic vet finder for your area, can be viewed at the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association’s website.
There are veterinarians specializing in acupuncture, and there are acupuncturists working their healing powers on people and animals alike. In order to ensure the highest standard of care for your pet, it is suggested that you work with a licensed veterinarian that can properly administer acupuncture treatments. The Chi Institute is a good credential to look for in veterinary acupuncture training and certification.
What to expect
Practitioners of acupuncture for animals should have sterile equipment, clean facilities, and the proper documentation to operate in your area. Always schedule a consultation first to discuss how the procedure works, learn about their professional background and experience, and then determine if it’s the right fit for you and your pet.
An acupuncture session will usually last for 30 minutes to an hour. The needles are a few inches long and are inserted only a few millimeters. They are completely sterile to prevent the spread of disease.
Once the needles have been placed into the skin they will remain there for about 20 minutes. The process of inserting the needles is typically not painful, but there can be some initial discomfort. Dogs and cats will usually just sit there during the session or even fall asleep in some cases. Most pets can tolerate the procedure as they experience very little pain or discomfort, but some of them can get restless. A family member should be present during the procedure to help the pet feel safe and at ease.
The cost of an acupuncture session for a dog or cat will typically run between $75 and $150 each. Treatment can easily involve 6 or more sessions depending on the health problem being treated. Acupuncture is not cheap compared to other types of veterinary medicine, which is yet another factor to consider. 
Is it right for your pet?
Acupuncture for dogs and cats is growing in popularity, but the real question is whether or not it is effective for your dog or cat. There are few concrete answers and there have been very few studies regarding acupuncture for dogs and cats.
Many pet lovers have reported their pets showed significant signs of improvement after treatments while others have said they noticed little or no difference. The decision to begin an acupuncture regimen for your pet is a matter you should discuss with a veterinarian educated in alternative medical treatments including TCVM.
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Yes My Little One Your Turn!
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I told you it was sooooo Funny!Dad...

It Really was little squirt.

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How To Give a Stubborn Dog or Cat a Pill

We dog and cat lovers know the frustration and difficulty associated with giving our pets medicine. If we're fortunate enough to have a medicine in liquid form, such as an herbal extract, administering it is relatively easy. Unfortunately, if the medicine is in pill form, we may have to overcome some resistance.
Before attempting to aggressively force our dog or cat to swallow a pill – or sneakily hiding the medicine inside food – let’s look at how veterinarians give pills to their patients. Employing a few simple tactics used by the professionals will make the process much easier for us and less stressful for the animal.
Tip:
Praise your dog or cat as you perform each step. This will help the pet relax and establish trust throughout the process. Remember, too, that liquid medication is more bioavailable because it’s up to 5 times more absorbable than pills or granules. That’s why today’s cutting edge in herbal remedies for dogs and cats is our PrimalixTM Herbal Extract line of Functional Food Drops.TM Now you can turn ordinary food into functional food that not only nourishes … but also heals.
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