• Breeding parakeets

    Posted on August 12th, 2009 admin No comments

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    There are many easy ways in breeding parakeets. Parakeets are natives birds and living in the wild forest in Australia. The land that they are came too originated. In the wild most parakeets find an empty hole in a tree or log in order to make a nest in. Most of their diets seeds because of their hooked beaks. Parakeets can live and breed in the wild and even in the cages. In the wild they do not bring their nesting materials instead they lay their egg directly into hard surface like hole in the tree or under the rocks in the forest. Parakeets are colonies breeders. They can nest very close together, having there personal place. Sometimes they eat sands or mud to help their stomach to dissolve food Parakeets don’t have gizzard that’s why their eating sand. Parakeets most easily breed in captivity when provided with a nest box.

  • Adopting a pet: what you need to know

    Posted on August 2nd, 2009 admin No comments

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    Before you and your family decide on a dog for a family pet, take a few minutes to do the research before you adopt a dog. You do not want to make a wrong choice on the type and size of the dog you want to bring home. Once you sign the papers to adopt the pet you want, the agency does not like it when you bring the dog back because you made the wrong choice. Remember before you adopt a dog that every dog is different and react differently to different people. Some dogs require much time that you will have to dedicate to groom and to exercise. Some dogs require little or no exercise but other dogs may require a walk three or more times every day. Please make sure you are making the right decision when you choose which dog is right for you. Do you have small children or plan to have a baby in the future? You probably would not a big dog that could harm a small child. A small dog such as a Papillion dog maybe and they are usually very lovable.

  • Tips on Dating a Pet Lover

    Posted on August 1st, 2009 admin No comments

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    Recently, Aaron became Melissa’s boyfriend. He knows and accepts that her pets are a priority for her. But that was before they agreed on this new relationship. He knows she owns several cats and she knows he has three large dogs. Between the two of them, they come in the middle of their romantic moments on the couch. If they are at her house, almost all of her cats surround them as they sit together, when at his place, his dogs are their chaperones! They think this is just a funny scene because they both love and understand their pets. But what about those people whose partners in romance don’t dig a third or fourth party between them?It’s sad, but it’s true, most relationships have been ruined because one partner doesn’t like the other’s pet/s. There are people who had to give up a relationship because the other didn’t understand the other’s love for his or her pet. There were also times when the pet got in the way of a romantic relationship.

  • 5 Herbal Treatments for Pets

    Posted on July 28th, 2009 admin No comments

    Pet health

    Here are some suggestions on the use of herbs for your pets:

    • Your dog’s itching maybe due to irritations caused by strong shampoo or flea collar containing harsh chemicals. Change the shampoo to one that contains natural ingredients such as aloe and look for a better replacement for the flea collar.

  • Missing moggy appears on tv show

    Posted on July 4th, 2009 admin No comments

    missing_moggyA cat which disappeared from its home in Cornwall turned up safe and well – on the set of popular UK TV show -Question Time. Tango, a tom, had crept into Treviglas Community College’s hall in Newquay where BBC1’s political discussion programme was being filmed last week.  He padded out from under a table where David Dimbleby was chairing political discussions with a panel of guests. The first owner Jackie Ellery knew of his surprise appearance was when a friend rang to say she had spotted him. But she was not the only person to notice the furtive feline – panel guest Julia Goldsworthy, Lib Dem MP for Falmouth and Camborne, had also clocked him, as had many of the studio audience who erupted into laughter at his nonchalant air.

  • Dental care for pets

    Posted on June 10th, 2009 admin No comments

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    Pet care is an essential thing that any pet owner has to do if you want to prolong the life and the well being of your pet. It doesn’t matter if you have a dog or a cat, their teeth need some taking care of otherwise they can get the same diseases as us humans can get like gingivitis, plague build up, and many other things. Simple things can be done to make sure you and your pets are healthy and happy. You can get some dental hygiene products so you can maintain your pet’s teeth because they can get the same problems that you can get. The pain that you get from a toothache is the same pain a pet can get. It can also starve them because the pain is too much and no one wants to see their beloved pet in pain. You can get some dental supplies for your pet online if you know where to look and they might be a lot cheaper for you.

  • Cockatoo boogies to the Backstreet Boys beat

    Posted on May 3rd, 2009 admin No comments

    Two studies recently published in the ‘Current Biology’ journal suggest that some birds have a remarkable talent for dancing. While it had been previously thought that only humans had the ability to get down and groove. Video footage reveals that some parrots have a near-perfect sense of rhythm; swaying their bodies, bobbing their heads and tapping their feet in time to a beat, in a display which puts many humans to shame. Snowball, a sulphur-crested cockatoo, came to the researchers’ attention after YouTube footage suggested he might have a certain prowess for dance – especially when listening to his favourite dance number – Everybody by the Backstreet Boys.
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  • Cat burglar steals socks

    Posted on May 3rd, 2009 admin No comments

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    Retail sales of socks are booming in Loughborough in the UK after a spate of burglaries by a crafty cat. The feline in question who we shall refer to as ‘Henry’, so as not to blow his cover, is known to have brazenly stolen at least 57 socks in a mini crime-wave. Police are unsure as to where the socks have been stolen from – possibly washing lines or even peoples houses. Eye witness’s have reported seeing this hardened criminal on a wall near his home, brandishing his stolen booty in his mouth.

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  • Snakes on a plane

    Posted on April 18th, 2009 admin No comments

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    Australia: In a situation echoing the movie, 4 baby snakes grounded a Qantas plane in Melbourne after they made a failed escape attempt during a flight from Alice Springs. The 4 baby Stimson’s pythons were found to be missing from their container on Tuesday when the flight arrived in Melbourne.The 15cm snakes were among 12 pythons in a container in the Boeing 737-800’s cargo hold, a Qantas spokeswoman said. 2 flights had to be cancelled while staff searched for the missing snakes, but they could not be found. The plane was fumigated and returned to service the following day, the spokeswoman said.
    Stimson’s pythons, which can grow up to 1 metre long, are not venomous and live in western and central Australia.

  • Pet dog found living the life of a castaway

    Posted on April 15th, 2009 admin No comments

    sophieAustralia: Amazingly, a pet dog which was washed overboard and believed drowned has been found 4 months later – as a castaway on a remote Australian island.

    The dog – Sophie Tucker, disappeared as her owners -Jan and Dave Griffith sailed through stormy waters off the coast of Queensland in November last year. However, unbeknown to the grieving owners, Sophie survived a long swim across shark-infested waters to an island. (St Bees)She survived on the island, living on  a diet of baby goats until being found by visiting rangers. The Griffiths were amazed to hear of the discovery and have now been reunited with their pet.