Interesting Facts, Tips And Tricks For Pet Lovers
All about the Black Russian Terrier
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This breed was developed by the Soviet Union. It derived from a mix of Giant Schnauzers, Rottweilers, Newfoundlands and Airedale Terriers. They are bred to be a dependable and robust police, guard and working dogs. The breed eventually made its way out of Russia to Siberia, Nova Scotia, and the United States. The Black Russian Terrier has a large frame covered in thick, black, somewhat disheveled coats. The broad, powerful head has oval-shaped eyes, bearded muzzle and big, black nose. It has a small, V-shaped ears that hang close to the cheek. The Black Russian Terrier was bred to...
All about the Black Mouth Cur
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The exact lineage of this breed is still unknown. The dog is believed to descend from ancient European and Asian Cur-type herding and hunting canines. Curs were used by pioneers to herd cattle, hunt wild boar and guard properties. This breed has a large, muscular frames covered in short coats that are usually yellow, reddish brown and brindle. The powerful heads have strong, square muzzles that sometime have black shading. The Black Mouth Curs is tough, resilient working and hunting canine. It is fearless and relentless in the wild but happen to be very sensitive and gentle with people....
All about the Black and Tan Coonhound
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The breed was developed hundreds of years ago from the Bloodhound and the Talbot Hound. The Black and Tan Coonhounds were cherished by American rangers and scouts in the late 1700s. They are valued for their amazing nose, determination and steady character. This breed has really made a name for himself as a great American dog. Black and Tan Coonhounds have big, sturdy well-formed frames covered in short but dense coats which is usually in black and tan markings. Their heads have dark eyes and floppy ears. This breed is a working dog by nature. It requires patient training,...
Hazards to Avoid While Baking Homemade Treats for Dogs
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Purchasing commercial dog treats is a hit or miss proposition. Most of these products are packed with salt, sugar, preservatives, flavorings and color. So how can you treat your dog without giving her something that will contribute to poor health? One option is to make your own homemade dog treats. There are many dog treat recipe online that are quick and easy to make, even if you’re a beginner. Baking DIY dog treats won’t mean much if your pup is harmed in the process. To keep them safe, here are some precautions you should remember to avoid accidents and...
Obesity in Cats
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Obesity in cats can result in harmful health effects, such as reducing the lifespan of an affected feline. Multiple areas of the body are affected by the excess body fat, including the bones and joints, digestive organs, and the organs responsible for breathing capacity. Obesity In cats usually occurs in their middle age, generally between the ages of 5 and 10. Indoor and neutered cats are at the highest risk of becoming obese, due to their lack of physical activity or changes in metabolism. Here are the symptoms of obesity in cats: Weight gain Excess body fat The inability...