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Expert pet advice from the How To authorities at eHow. From cats, dogs and fish, to ferrets and horses, and on to even more exotic pets like tigers and wallaroos, eHow has answers to your pet questions. Dog training? Cleaning an aquarium? Caring for a pet tarantula? Feeding a parakeet? Veterinary care for your farm animals? eHow's pet specialists have practical advice you can use. Looking for tips on Chia Pets or Tamagotchi? eHow even has step-by-step articles on caring for pet substitutes

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How to Start an Animal Boarding Business

By eHow Pets Editor

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At some point in time, every pet owner will need someone to care for his pets. When a pet is like a family member, finding the right boarding facility can be a difficult task. There is a need in many areas for animal boarding businesses designed ... more »

How to Stay at a Hotel With a Dog

By Melissa Maroff

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In this pet-friendly age, it’s getting increasingly easier to take your dog with you on vacation. Fido-friendly motels, hotels and resorts are found in every state and Canada. However, there are some extra precautions to take to make your best ... more »

How to Steal an Egg From a Chicken

By eHow Pets Editor

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Let's face it. Most of us will never set foot in a hen house, much less steal an egg from a chicken. But it's one of those skills that may come in handy just the same. You never know when you'll be stranded and penniless, with only a raw egg to ... more »

How to Stop a Dog From Digging Using the M.U.T.T. Method

By Eric Letendre

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Digging is a common behavior problem for a lot of dog owners. If the problem is not fixed, digging can make your yard look like a war zone and become a hazard for anyone walking through. Here I will discuss the M.U.T.T. Method to remedy the ... more »

How to Stop a Dog From Pulling its Hair Out

By eHow Pets Editor

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Dogs are easily bored and they are pros at hiding pain. Sometimes dogs can harm themselves with excessive licking, chewing or hair pulling, so it is important for a dog owner to determine the cause of the behavior and take steps to correct it. ... more »

How to Stop Dog Aggressive Behavior While Dog Is Crated

By knewf

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Dogs who throw a fit when other dogs go by their crates at a dog show are dreadful. Not only do they create a bad impression for you and your kennel, they can scare the living daylights out of people who walk by and other dogs. Creating a good ... more »

How to Stop Dog Barking

By Hillary Marshall

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Barking is a dogs way of communicating with the world, but when your dog has a lot to say it can become problematic. Not only can your dog barking excessively bother you, but it can be disruptive to your neighbors and company. Nobody wants to be ... more »

How to Stop Dogs Attacking

By eHow Pets Editor

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You're minding your own business, happily walking or riding your bicycle, when out of nowhere a mean dog appears on the scene, snarling, baring his teeth and looking for all the world as if he's going to sink them into your leg. There's no time ... more »

How to Stop Your Dog From Scratching You

By DEVIL

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He probably either wants attention or he wants to go outside!.. more »

How to Stretch a Horse

By eHow Pets Editor

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Horses benefit from stretching prior to exercise. Even a horse that does not train intensely or compete in equestrian sports might have to carry a rider on his back for long distances on a trail ride. Stretching helps prevent injury by loosening ... more »

How to Succeed at Dog School

By eHow Pets Editor

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Dog obedience training requires a commitment of time and energy in and outside of class. Make the most of that investment so that you and your pet succeed at dog school. The first step is committing to a program that works for you and your dog. ... more »

How to Take a Dog’s Vital Signs

By Tippy

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Your dog appears listless and tired, but he can’t tell you what’s wrong or how badly he feels. Pet owners usually notice a change in their dog’s behavior, but unless they spot an injury or some outward sign of illness, they don’t know if he is ... more »

How to Take A Dog's Temperature

By Janet Ford

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Every dog owner should be prepared to take their dog's temperature. An abnormal temperature could be the first sign to an illness or a good clue to offer your vet if you should have to call in regarding something abnormal about your pet... more »

How to Take a Nervous Dog to the Vet

By eHow Pets Editor

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It's difficult to take a nervous dog to the vet. It's amazing that somehow they just "know" where they are going. Try a few suggestions to help ease the nerves of your dog when it's time to visit the vet... more »

How to Take A Picture Of A Fidgety Dog

By Lauren Romano

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Anyone who has a dog tries to take a picture of them at one point or another. Whether or not you can get the dog to focus and sit still so you can actually get the picture is another matter. Here is a great way to get that fidgety dog to sit ... more »

How to Take Awesome Photos of a Puppy

By knewf

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A good photograph of a puppy can be a lasting memory of the animal. When taking the photo it is important to keep a few simple techniques in mind. Following these techniques can help you to capture the essence of your puppy or at least keep you ... more »

How to take care of a labrador retriever

By owngunz

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Hi! all you will now learn how to take care of a "Labrador Retriever"... more »

How to Take Closeup Pictures of your Cats

By Shayleia

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Let's face it, sometimes your pets just don't want to cooperate when you want them to. Here are a few tips to help you take those really great candid closeup shots of your fav pets... more »

How to Take Perfect Digital Pet Portraits

By MacDonald

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Finned, furred or feathered, a photograph of your pet can be a forever keepsake, a humorous holiday card or a work of art. Digital photography allows your pet's photograph to be scanned onto tee shirts, calendars and even key chains. A ... more »

How to take the first step in solving your dogs behavior problems.

By webDogTrainer

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Exercise your dog to drain their energy. -One of the most common things that cause behavior problems in dogs is that they do not get enough exercise! We tend to think that having a backyard is enough exercise for them. But it isn’t! When a ... more »

How to Take Your Pet Rock to School

By wjackson

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One of the things that pet rocks look forward to is going to school with their owners. Whether you are taking your pet rock to school for show and tell, or if your pet rock will just sit in your locker, these tips can help make the experience ... more »

How to Tame a Feral Dog

By Juliet Myfanwy Johnson

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A feral dog is a stray animal that has not had human contact. If you catch a feral dog before it is four months old, you have a good chance of training it to become a member of the family. Keep in mind that a stray animal is used to being by ... more »

How to tame a monkey to socialize

By katie92

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Do you want to help conserve primates? This article will help you TAME your monkey enough to deal well with strangers and loud noises while doing a presentation... more »

How to teach a cat or dog to stay away from a screen on your door

By Imme

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How to teach a cat or dog not to do bad things.. more »

How to Teach a Dog Not to Snatch food from your hands

By askerika

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Some dogs get into the habit of snatching food from your hands. This can lead to unintentional nips and bites. Its relatively easy to stop this problem with most dogs with a simple training trick... more »

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