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23 Nov 2008

Exotic Types of Turtles

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Exotic, Pets

exotic-turtleIf you are going to get a turtle as your pet then you will probably visit a local pet store. The types of turtles that you will find in common pet stores around United States are native ones. This local native types of turtles are recommended for beginner turtle keepers. But, in time, if you have some experience with turtle care you can consider to buy some exotic types of turtles. The problem with exotic turtles is that if they aren’t born in captivity then they will hardly adapt. but with proper care having an exotic turtle as your pet is not impossible.

One of the most common types of turtles in the United States pet stores is the Reeves Turtle. It’s a small type of turtle that has some kind of rectangular shape. The carapace has a browny colour and the skin is green with yellow stripes. They are originary from Asia. they can be feed with different types of vegetables, worms, fish or turtle food. The turtle care guideline is similar to the sliders turtles. Read the rest of this entry »

2 Oct 2008

Breeding Golden Retrievers

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Dogs, Pets

Golden RetrieversIf you are thinking of breeding your golden retriever in order to earn money, you must take into consideration some of the essential factors in breeding golden retrievers. Breeding golden retrievers is fairly easy although it may also be quite complicated. In order to have high quality golden retriever litters, you must have knowledge on all there is to learn about proper breeding of golden retrievers.

In breeding the said canine, one must determine the right choice. That is because breeding this variety of canine is somewhat a serious hobby. It requires a considerable amount of effort and expense. Also, breeding golden retrievers requires a lot of responsibility. Read the rest of this entry »

20 Sep 2008

Five Reasons To Get a Boston Terrier

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Dogs, Pets

Boston TerrierAlthough you may have already fallen in love with the Boston Terrier dog, here are five reasons why it could be the perfect four- legged companion for you:

A bundle of energy - If you are looking for a dog that just drags himself lazily around the house like a sleepy mop, then the Boston Terrier is definitely NOT for you! They are predisposed to being very active, lively and playful and thrive on being busy.

A true socialite - They are not called the “American Gentleman of Dogs” for nothing. If you use the right methods of training, Boston Terriers are very social and prove to be great entertainers for everyone around them. If you have any other pets, canine or non-canine, or have children in the house they prove to be safe and friendly with their diverse surroundings. A true family companion. Read the rest of this entry »

1 Sep 2008

Exotic Pet Names

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Exotic, Pet Names

Anyone who owns an exotic pet knows that traditional names like Spot or Fluffy do not seem to fit the bill. So where do you go for good ideas on pet names? Some exotic pet owners start by narrowing it down to the specific type or breed of their exotic pet and go from there. If your exotic pet is from a certain remote region of the world, it would be nice to give them a name to reflect that. Depending on where your pet originated from, there are many areas of the world that can reflect unique and creative names that will help others identify with your pet and know where it came from.

Some exotic pet owners give their pets names that are specific to the natural environment or habitat in which they originally came from. This is especially nice if your exotic pet came from a tropical or other interesting location that most people do not even know about. Read the rest of this entry »

26 Aug 2008

The Nordic Sled Dog

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Dogs, Pets

Alaskan MalamuteThe Alaskan Malamute is a medium-large to large dog that weighs between 70-95 pounds and measures up to 25″. They are best known as sled dogs and are used to hard work. They ideal for cold climates or homes that will keep them cool and hydrated in hot summers. The Alaskan Malamute has a thick, coarse outer coat and wooly, dense undercoat. They are dressed for cold weather. If you own an Alaskan Malamute and live in a warmer climate, you need to make sure that they have a place to get out of the sun and plenty of water.

They come in a variety of colors including solid white, shadings of light to medium gray, black, sable, and red. In animals with shadings, parts of legs, feet, the underbody, and part of face markings are predominantly white. The AKC does not recognize any other solid colors than white. Read the rest of this entry »