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How to Groom a Chihuahua

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The chihuahua is the oldest purebred dog originating in North America according to the American Kennel Club. With distinct features, they are tiny, three pound dogs with long tails and unusually large eyes and ears. Chihuahuas have either a ... more »

How to Groom a Dachshund

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Widely known as the "weiner dog," Dachshunds have three coat varieties. They can be short-haired, long-haired and wire-haired. What's more, there are three miniature Dachshund varieties of each coat type. Each coat type requires different ... more »

How to Groom a Dog for a Show

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It's show time! No matter what your dog's breed or training, one thing will always be expected at the dog show--your dog must be perfectly clean and groomed. Find out how to groom your dog for a show so you'll both be ready on that special day... more »

How to Groom a French Bulldog

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French bulldogs are strong little dogs with bodies resembling pears. They are friendly, relaxed and affectionate companions that usually get along well with other dogs. French bulldogs thrive on attention and play. Their general maintenance is ... more »

How to Groom a German Shepherd Dog

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One of the most recognizable of all breeds, the German Shepherd has a hardy coat in colors of dark brown, tan and golden. The heavy medium length outer coat is harsh and straight, while the undercoat is short, woolly and dense. German Shepherds ... more »

How to Groom a Golden Retriever

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The Golden Retriever is a beautiful medium-sized dog. Its rich cream to golden coat is medium to long in length, silky and smooth with feathering on its legs and tail. With warm brown eyes, pendant-shaped ears and a long straight tail, Golden ... more »

How to Groom a Greyhound

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Greyhounds are famed as the fastest dog in the world. They are able to run at speeds up to 40 mph. They have a sleek, elegant, thin frame that belies its strength and capacity for endurance. They are fairly easy to groom, requiring a general ... more »

How to Groom a Maltese

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It's no wonder the Maltese ranked among the top 20 most popular breeds in 2006 by the American Kennel Club. They are beautiful small dogs with stunning, silky coats. Their long, straight coats are a brilliant white, dramatically contrasted by a ... more »

How to Groom a Persian Cat

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Many Persian cat lovers will never undertake the grueling process of preparing a Persian cat for the show ring, but will soon find that their long haired feline companions require extra work to groom properly. These tips can help you groom a ... more »

How to Groom a Pet Chipmunk

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Chipmunks are fastidious animals by nature, and your pet chipmunk will keep his coat lustrous, his teeth clean and sharp and his toenails adequately trimmed with very little assistance from you. Following these simple steps will help your ... more »

How to Groom a Pet Mouse

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Like most rodents, a healthy mouse needs very little grooming because they continually clean themselves by licking and combing their fur. They are happier living in groups, and it's part of their social order that they also groom each other... more »

How to Groom an American Eskimo Dog

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The American Eskimo Dog is a fluffy white Spitz-type dog that is a member of the Non-Sporting group. There are Toy, Miniature and Standard varieties. They have spiky, triangular ears which stand erect on their heads and a long tail that curls ... more »

How to Groom an English Springer Spaniel

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English Springer Spaniels are medium-sized, sturdy dogs. They are gentle, friendly and affectionate and make great family pets. They love children and are safe to have around them. They enjoy lots of exercise, and take advantage of any chance to ... more »

How to Groom and Bathe Your Cat

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Anyone who has been around cats knows that they are meticulous groomers. Most cats will spend their days licking and grooming themselves. A cat’s tongue is the perfect tool for grooming. Not only does it keep the fur clean, but it also massages ... more »

How to Guide to Giving a Dog as a gift

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Thinking of giving a dog as a gift? You might want to think again. Animal shelters say they see an increase in the number of animals given up after the holidays, a big gift giving time of year. Having a pet dog is a big responsibility. ... more »

How to Guide to introducing your new dog into your current dog family.

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Here is a list of rules to follow before introducting your new dog to your current dog... more »

How to Handle a Cat Properly

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Cats are great companions for adults and can be fun for kids. They require special attention and treatment. Here is the things that you can do to make sure your cat is being handled correctly... more »

How to Handle Ostriches Safely

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Ostriches are curious birds and are not afraid to approach a person. However, male birds can be territorial and could attack, while females are less likely to do so. An ostrich can do a lot of damage if agitated. An adult male ostrich stands ... more »

How to Handle Postdelivery Problems in Mares

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Postdelivery problems in mares can range from placental retention to intestinal displacements. Observe your mare closely for signs of discomfort and illness after a delivery, and prepare to call a veterinarian... more »

How to Hand-Tame a Parrot

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Parrots are intelligent and inquisitive birds, and they can make wonderful pets. Their behavior can be both stimulating and frustrating because of their high intelligence, it's best to hand-tame a parrot. Invest the time and reap the rewards of a ... more »

How to Hatch Geese in an Incubator

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If you want to raise geese, you can buy goslings or start with eggs. Eggs are cheaper than goslings, and you can hatch them yourself in an incubator. It takes about 30 days of incubation, some care and a little know-how to hatch goslings. Read on ... more »

How to have a happy cat

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Indoor cats have a tendency to get bored just sitting around the house. And who can blame them! everyone knows that when a pet or even a child gets bored that's when they start to get into trouble. If you follow my easy to do list you'll have a ... more »

How to Have A Safe Holiday Season With Your Dog

By Eric Letendre

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We all want to share a safe and happy holiday season with our pets. There are a few steps that you want to follow to make sure that you and your pet have a safe, happy and healthy holiday season. In this article I am going to discuss which ... more »

How to Have an Indoor Rabbit or House Rabbit

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The best way to enjoy a relationship with a pet rabbit is to keep him or her as an indoor pet. The benefits of an indoor rabbit far out weigh the occasional inconvenience that a house bunny can cause. The interaction between you, your family and ... more »

How to Have Holiday Fun With Your Dog

By Deana Case

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Having fun with your dog during the holidays is one of the best ways to maintain your sanity and celebrate the good things in your life during the busy holiday season. Getting out or staying in together can be just what both of you need to make ... more »

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