http://www.ehow.com/categoryrss.aspx?id=4856 http://www.ehow.com/how_5362353_pick-exotic-pet.html <p>Do your children ask you for a family pet? But you don't want the typical golden retriever or stray kitten? Well, there are other interesting animals which make great family pets and may even require less maintenance. Although each pet... Recent Article published on 9/2/2009 by joecorn</p> http://www.ehow.com/how_5306815_feed-bearded-dragon.html <p><a href="http://www.ehow.com/how_5306815_feed-bearded-dragon.html"><img src="http://i.ehow.com/images/GlobalPhoto/Articles/5306815/P5230078-main_Thumb.jpg" alt="Jasmine - a bearded dragon"/></a>The proper feeding of your bearded dragon is very important to its health and well-being. As a bonus, if done correctly, you may even have a dragon that eats from your hand. Recent Article published on 8/15/2009 by pkwj</p> http://www.ehow.com/how_5149525_treat-dog-tapeworms.html <p>How to treat your Dog for Tapeworms. Tapeworms in your pet is an inevitability not an if. Your pet will get tapeworms eventually and here is a simple guide to treating them. Recent Article published on 7/3/2009 by glchan0</p> http://www.ehow.com/how_2123657_teach-pet-dingo-tricks.html <p>Dingoes are wild dogs that are becoming popular exotic pets. If they are taken from their litters before they are six weeks old, they can be easily domesticated and trained to be an enjoyable part of your household. In Australia, dingoes are... Recent Article published on 11/13/2007 by eHow Pets Editor</p> http://www.ehow.com/how_2056623_socialize-pet-dingo.html <p>The dingo is an non-domesticated breed of dog that makes its home in Australia. Unlike domestic dogs, dingoes in the wild are not likely to socialize with humans. However, with careful handling it is possible to own a pet dingo--it is even... Recent Article published on 6/28/2007 by eHow Pets Editor</p> http://www.ehow.com/how_2056622_adopt-rescue-pet-dingo.html <p>Sadly, the Australian population of dingo is dwindling. It is even in danger of extinction. For this reason, there is a recovery effort emerging that enables qualified owners to adopt a rescued pet dingo. If you're interested in furthering the... Recent Article published on 6/28/2007 by eHow Pets Editor</p> http://www.ehow.com/how_2056621_agility-train-pet-dingo.html <p>Owning a dingo for a pet isn't like owning other types of dogs. However, a dingo is an excellent candidate to agility train and can perform at the level of even the best domestic show dogs. However, attempting to agility train a pet dingo can be... Recent Article published on 6/28/2007 by eHow Pets Editor</p> http://www.ehow.com/how_2056620_exercise-pet-dingo.html <p>Keeping a dingo as a pet can lead to a rewarding and special bond between dog and the entire family for a lifetime. While the dingo is largely an undomesticated dog, a pet dingo can learn how to integrate itself into a household as well as any... Recent Article published on 6/28/2007 by eHow Pets Editor</p> http://www.ehow.com/how_2056619_obedience-train-pet-dingo.html <p>Having a dingo as a pet can be very rewarding but difficult, especially when it comes time to obedience train the animal. In fact, it takes higher-than-average skill and patience to obedience train a pet dingo than it does most breeds of... Recent Article published on 6/28/2007 by eHow Pets Editor</p> http://www.ehow.com/how_2056618_tame-pet-dingo.html <p>If you aspire to have a dingo as a pet, then you should know that this breed of dog is not like any other. In fact, Australia classifies its native pooch as undomesticated and a wanderer. Although one aboriginal name for the dingo is "tingo" (to... Recent Article published on 6/28/2007 by eHow Pets Editor</p>