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Making Eye Contact with Your Dog: The Danger Zone
by Ron Ayalon
Making eye contact with your dog can be a very useful training tool, but it is one that requires very careful application. Eye contact is difficult for dogs. In their natural instincts, another animal making eye contact with them means he or she is asserting dominance. This can be a bad move for an owner with a dog with a domina...
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A Longer Hamster Tail - Who's Got One?
by Liz Andrews
Many hamster owners are curious about hamster tail lengths for the dwarf Chinese hamsters. The tails of most hamsters are usually not very visible but it does depend on the species. For most hamsters it is about 1/6 of the body length except for the dwarf Chinese hamster in which it is about one inch up to the full length of the...
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An Electric Dog Fence Provides Economic And Low Maintenance Safety For Your Dog
by Adair Sawyer
A dog cage serves as a safe haven for your dog to use as home, to sleep in, or even have a meal in peace. Pets quickly adjust to the space provided for them. Dogs prefer their own space just as humans do and especially after a training session, they love to retire to their own dog cage. Keep your pets safe and protected so th...
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