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West Palm Beach Has Come A Long Way

Categories: Pets | April 24th, 2008 | by admin | no comments

Historically, West Palm Beach was founded to provide a place where the servants of the residents of Palm Beach proper could reside when they were done with their daily duties in the tony mansions that line the slender island of Palm Beach itself. Those days as a slip for servants is long, long gone. Of course, the island of Palm Beach remains one of the toniest addresses in the world. But, in the 21st century, West Palm Beach has come into its own both with stunning residences as well as with a vibrant entertainment, cultural and recreational scene.

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Find Unique History In Virginia

Categories: Pets | April 23rd, 2008 | by admin | no comments

The Commonwealth of Virginia is far and above one of the most beautiful, historically significant and gracious states in all of the nation. One of the first places on the continent to be settled, the Commonwealth is a proverbial historical goldmine that includes sites from colonial times, the civil war and from other important points in time. Indeed, when it comes to living history, people travel the world over to take in the sites and points of interest that illustrate the amazing, unique history of Virginia.

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Is A Neopolitan Mastiff Right For Me?

Categories: Pets | April 19th, 2008 | by admin | no comments

In the 1940s, the Neopolitan Mastiff used to be an Italian estate guard dog, purposely bred to look and act fearsome in order to protect livestock from other dogs and non-canine animals. Being the oldest Mastiff breed on the planet, the history of this ancient warrior can be seen in the time of Alexander the Great. The new generation of Neopolitan Mastiffs is a stay-at-home guardian of its master and family. If you’re planning on buying or adopting a Mastiff, the following reasons would help you decide if a Neopolitan Mastiff is right for you.

The Neopolitan Mastiff is right for you if:

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Building A Homemade Dog Wheel Chair

Categories: Pets | April 14th, 2008 | by admin | no comments

It can be very difficult to keep a handicapped dog healthy without proper exercise. Without a dog wheelchair, many owners simply give up and have their pet euthanized years before it should be necessary.

A major obstacle for dog owners is the expense of buying a dog wheelchair. If you are in that position, consider building (or finding a sympathetic individual to help you build) a homemade dog wheel chair. Even a large one can be constructed much cheaper than commercial kinds, especially if you can scrounge rather than buy the materials.

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Risks And Complications Of Nose Surgery

Categories: Pets | April 13th, 2008 | by admin | no comments

As all other surgeries the nose surgery is also having it`s own risks, benefits and complications. The common cause of complications of various types of surgeries can be anesthesia. Keep on reading if you want to know most common post-anesthetic complications of nose surgery.

  1. Early complication of anesthesia can be vomiting. Sometimes chest complications can be seen after the anesthesia.
  2. Most common chest complications can be atelectasis, bronchopneumonia, bronchitis and lung abscess.
  3. In rare cases thrombosis of leg veins is seen. Cases of thrombosis can be minimized by taking proper care after the surgery. Inadequate ventilation during the anesthesia can cause carbon dioxide retention.

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Exercise Your Dog Safely By Bicycle

Categories: Pets | March 22nd, 2008 | by admin | no comments

Our dog, Comet, is a large German Shepherd mix that requires a lot of exercise at least every other day in order for him not to get the crazies. Even though he’s 9 plus years old, he’s still that way. He loves to run off leash but doesn’t enjoy dog parks. So wherever we live, we try to find unofficial open areas where he can run free. However, usually such places are a half mile or more away from where we live.

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How Much Is That Eclectus Parrot In The Window?

Categories: Pets | February 29th, 2008 | by admin | no comments

Of more than 350 species of parrot, the Eclectus is considered by many to be the most beautiful. Eclectus are not just beautiful, however. They are also great talkers, repeating many words and phrases, and singing songs. If you have more than one Eclectus, they will sing and talk to one another as well as to their human friends.

Which Eclectus Do You Want?

Eclectus parrot prices differ according to the Eclectus you want.

The Eclectus belongs to the genus Eclectus, and the species Roratus. There are 7 to 9 subspecies within the species. The three most popular are:

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Five Great Tropical Saltwater Fish For Your New Saltwater Aquarium

Categories: Pets | February 16th, 2008 | by admin | no comments

After getting home from a long day at work and getting the kids into bed you have worked into the wee hours of the night and most of the last few weekends to get your new saltwater set up just right. You have designed the reef system to be the envy of the neighborhood! Don’t forget that you have tested the water faithfully as you cycled your aquarium. The time has now arrived that you can start introducing tropical saltwater fish to your tank. Now the decision is what kind of tropical saltwater fish do you add?

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Caring For Your Feathered Pets

Categories: Pets | February 13th, 2008 | by admin | no comments

In this article, I will be discussing some interesting facts and basics about avian pets. I am a cockatiel owner, and have been for the last six years. My husband purchased a pair of cockatiels for me soon after my mother passed away, in hopes that it might cheer me up a bit. Well, I can honestly say that over the years of owning these wonderful creatures, they have surely entertained me quite well.

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Chihuahuas - The Celebrity Choice Dog

Categories: Pets | February 11th, 2008 | by admin | no comments

They’ve been spotted everywhere-the streets of Hollywood, the beaches of Miami, and the hotels of New York and London. Have you noticed the global spurt of celebrities’ fascination (or possibly obsession?) with Chihuahuas? At first it was thought to simply be a phase; either it’s a short, or the Chihuahuadom in Hollywood has begun for the long haul.

Who owns these dogs? The list is endless, but here are some of the celebrity biggies: Paris Hilton’s Chihuahua, Tinkerbell; Britney Spear’s Bit Bit and Lucky; Hilary’ Duff’s Lola; Scarlett Johansson’s Maggie; Sandra Bullock’s Chihuahua mix Poppy; and Demi Moore’s Yorkie-Chihuahua mix, Louie.

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