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By lighthouse
Animal stuff, like how your fish ate your homework! What you feed your pets. How to eliminate odors. What makes your pet so cute. How your cat got stuck on the cieling. What your dog did at the pet show.
Topics: Dog It Cat It | 10 Comments »
April 10th, 2008 at 6:56 am
My dog’s name is Bear, he is almost 9. I have taught him how to talk, he can say I love you and ma ma. We trained dual personality dogs for some time and problem dogs. Dual personality dogs are different than security dogs they work strickly on commands, as attack dogs. Bear is a mix of Rottie/Lab looks and sounds Rottie but from shoulders back looks lab. This truly is one of the smartest dogs I have worked with in a long time. He sneezes, sits up, shakes hands, waves bye bye, croons a tune, rolls over, plays dead, crawels to his dad, tells his sister how he loves her, when ask him whose your daddy he goes over and nudges him, he breaks up what he thinks may be fights he will stand between two people and just break up any disagreements………good thought to ponder…..dogs are as smart as there owners. To teach a dog to talk english, just say the word over in over as a dog would in barking and sooner or later the dog will pick it up or cat. Some trainers recommend obedience training at 3 months, 6 months or 1 year, I don’t soon as you bring them home, even puppies place a collar on them, and let them drag a small chain piece around attached to the collar several times a day, start with small commands sit, stay, lay down, start walking with them and donot let them pull you, if you have high powered dog this is bad news. When walking a dog they should always be on your outside toward street, not inside, this is protection from intruders when walking. Never ever forget animals are loaded guns, not toys, they are hunters, only tamed, but that can dimish at any time. If someone is in your yard, house that to them is intruder and they will protect their territory. Don’t leave any dog or cat around kids…..to them they are intruders any animal should be supervised around kids and guests. Also though a animals insides are much like ours, their diets require different foods. I limit the table scraps, they can get high cholestrol to, and diab. All domestic dogs will pack just like wolves in cities, they are cousins, only thing is these packs are not afraid of people so doubly dangerous. That dog/cat is man’s or woman’s best friend and they are faithful, but please don’t forget they are animals; hunter; predators.
March 16th, 2008 at 7:43 pm
IT’S THE DARK CHOCOLATE THAT IS POISON TO DOGS, ALL MILK CHOCOLATE DOES IS GIVES MY THE SCREAMING MEME’S. YOU CAN DO A SEARCH FOR POISON PLANTS AND FOODS FOR ANIMALS AND YOU WIL BE VERY SUPRISED ON A LOT OF THE FODDS THEY SHOULDN’T EAT.
March 15th, 2008 at 11:40 pm
My cat, Boo, is a wise old cat…he is between 20 and 25 years old. Two of his female companios passed within months of each other, and he grieved terribly. I took him to a pet psychic to find out what I could do for him and she told me he missed”the female essence” in our household and was open to getting another. When I brought home a female kitten, he hissed and growled and wouldn’t let her near him and I got this overwhelming feeling from him that “she’s too little”. So I sat Boo down and looked him right in the eye and said,”Now Boo, you WANTED another female cat and here she is. She won’t be little for long and you have to take care of her…you’re going to be her god-daddy.” Three minutes later, he had his arms around her neck and was washing her face and they’ve been best buds ever since!
March 15th, 2008 at 3:47 am
My cat,TIGGER is a smart cat.When ever he wants out,he goes to the door and says,owwwt.When he wants back in,he knocks on the door.
March 14th, 2008 at 6:34 pm
DOGS AND CATS ARE FAITHFUL ANIMAL SO WE HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF THEM.BECUASE NOW A DAYS IT IS TO DIFFICULT TO HAVE A GOOD AND FAITHFUL FRIEND SO WE MAY NEED TO HAVE FRIENDS SUCH AS CATS AND DOGS WHICH ARE FAITHFULL AND HELPFUL. THEY CAN BE GOOD FRIENDS OF US.
March 13th, 2008 at 3:48 am
well my pey pj is one that knows when mommy isnt feelin good and helps her to get better. also he helps her get over a seizer and sometime he trys to bring her out of one by kissing her and if that dont work then he pulls her hair until she says something to him
March 13th, 2008 at 12:36 am
Brenda,
I am shocked that your dog is still going strong. Chocolate is poisonous to dogs and cats. Please be careful.
March 12th, 2008 at 11:13 pm
This is the cutest picture I really enjoyed seeing it thank you
March 12th, 2008 at 8:04 pm
My Min. White Schnauzer is super smart also, he has learned to push the door open (if outside and we don’t latch it)to let himself in than turn around and push the door closed. He acts like he is searching for something when it is time for his Greenie, because we hide it for him to look for (he loves this game). He acts like he needs to go outside when it is time to eat or out of water so we get up and than he sits down in this one particular spot and looks at us like: have you forgotten something? and usually he is about on time. He is a little overweight, but just the best dog makes me smile when I come home and see him wagging his little tail so happy to see me.
February 21st, 2008 at 5:02 pm
My Cocker Spaniel Sonny is super smart, he opens purses, peels chocolate out of the wrappers, doesn’t eat the paper though. He’s been a chocoholic dog for almost 10 years and still going strong. He’s our best boy, except he barks a lot!