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21: Horse Dentistry - Caring For Your Horse's Teeth - Author: Jared Wright
Unlike humans, whose teeth grow to a certain size and remain that way forever, horses have teeth that grow continuously for the majority of a horse's life, up until age twenty-five or thirty. While ever-growing teeth may seem impractical for humans, it is an efficient system for a horse.
22: Tropical Fish Information - The Scientific Naming Convention - Author: Paul Curran
Learn about the origins of tropical fish keeping and its history. And the naming processes by which fish are classified in this tropical fish information article.
23: Hand Rearing Baby Cockatiel Chicks - Author: Michel Maling
When breeding with cockatiels, there will be times when you need to help rear neglected chicks in order to ensure their survival. Other times you may want to hand rear cockatiels to fetch a greater price for them when selling them, as hand reared cockatiels are always easier to train, and thus more expensive to buy.
24: Asthma Generated by Cockatoo? Is It Possible And An Effective Solution - Author: Debbie Davis
If you have recently adopted one of the many stunningly beautiful varieties of Cockatoos and are enjoying the bird tremendously, congratulations. But if each time you spend more than 5 minutes in close proximity to the bird, you find it hard to breathe, you've adopted a problem that you hadn't counted on. Is it possible that the bird is causing these symptoms, and if so, what can be done?
25: How to Train Your Dog to Understand Your Commands Using Hand Signals - Author: Jared Wright
The idea that dog commands are best when spoken is a very long held belief and many pet owners have never thought to use a hand signal or other body language when training their pet. Fortunately, the trends in dog training are changing, and most professional dog trainers that you might meet will tell you that hand signals are as effective as, if not more effective than, vocal commands.
26: How To Choose The Best Beekeeping Books - Author: Val Wilson
To start a serious beekeeping business, some great literature on the topic will be one of your priorities. While much of keeping and managing these little flying insects is hands on, the topic requires a small wealth of knowledge for the best success. When you are first getting started, this can feel like an overwhelming task - even for the hobbyist. Where is the best place to get the most reliable information?
27: Tips to Socalize a New Puppy and Your Cat - Author: Jared Wright
Cats and dogs may seem like mortal enemies, but there are many examples that support the idea that they can coexist quite peacefully. Cats and dogs do not hate each other simply because they are cat and dog, and it more often than not comes down to how they were introduced and that crucial period where they had to get to know each other.
28: Declawing Your Cat? - Things You Should Know - Author: Jared Wright
Cats, like many other mammals, have claws, and those claws can do a lot of damage in the wrong situation. But is the safety of your furniture really the best reason to declaw your cat? Before making any decision, it is important to fully understand what goes on when declawing a cat.
29: Freshwater Aquarium Shrimp Information - Author: Bob Finklea
An excellent article on freshwater aquarium shrimp with a little support information for beginners, and includes the link for the FREE email mini-course.
30: Beginning Beekeeping And Honey Bees - Author: Dennis Killian
Within the pages of this article you will find some good information that you will need know to start your own beehive and active colony. You will learn about the history of bees and bee keeping.and.
31: Cichlid Behavior - Is It Always Aggressive? - Author: Preston Mane
Most everyone will tell you that cichlid behavior is aggressive. However, if you know what you're doing you can keep their aggression in check with proven methods.
32: Electric Blue Cichlid - A Brief Introduction - Author: Preston Mane
Electric Blue cichlids are another popular cichlid species that is relatively easy to keep. A beginner should be able to keep these cichlids successfully if they follow the general guidelines in this article.
33: Tips, Tricks, and Safety Advice for Buying Dog Gifts this Holiday Season - Author: Trey Markel
This holiday season make sure you have the tips you need to purchase your pets the right kind of treats and play toys. Also, learn about some of the new dog gifts that are available for your fellow pet lovers.
34: Beekeeping Supplies for Safe and Productive Beekeeping - Author: Darrell Sullivan
Selecting the right Beekeeping Supplies is crucial to the Safety of the Beekeeper, and the health and well-being of the bees. Here are the Essentials needed to start Beekeeping Today.
35: What Every Dog Owner Should Know about Dog Supplements - Author: Sarah Simmons
Just like most humans should take vitamins every day, dogs need extra help too. Dogs require a balanced diet combined with proper dog supplements in order to prevent disease and joint problems, and improve their overall quality of life as well as the length of their life. Learn what every dog owner should know about dog supplements.
36: Springer Spaniel Ear Problems - Author: Phil Marks
Like most dogs with long hairy ears, springer spaniels are prone to ear problems. This is no reason to avoid the breed - regular grooming and care of the ears will mean that your dog may never have these problems. Inflammation of the ear is known as otitis. There are several causes and a range of treatments, but with the right care, most problems can be prevented.
37: Keeping Ticks Away - Tick Prevention and Care for Horses - Author: Jared Wright
Ticks are a fear for everyone passing through grassy or forested areas. The tiny arachnids can crawl undetected under clothes and latch themselves on to any bit of skin. The threat is greater for a horse, who will not be looking for a tick and has no real way to remove them. But just what threat, beyond the obvious gross factor, do they pose to a horse's health?
38: Dog Crate Training - Benefits and Training Guide - Author: Jared Wright
Sometimes a person just needs a little space. Usually we find respite in our bedrooms or in that special room at home that is just for us. Maybe it's the garden. But where does a dog go when he needs a little space? In the end, your house is your home and your dog is simply another occupant.
39: Training a Deaf Dog - Tips and Guide - Author: Jared Wright
Deafness in dogs is not a widespread condition, but it does crop up now and again, especially in certain breeds, such as the Dalmatian, which have a genetic tendency toward deafness. Perhaps your new pup happens to be deaf, or perhaps you have decided to adopt a deaf dog from a shelter. In either case, you can be sure you are in for a lot of work.
40: Pet Bird Care---5 Ways to Help Your Pet Bird Live Longer - Author: Debbie Davis
How long your bird lives is directly related to the care that you give it. And since there are never any guarantees in life, the following five suggestions can greatly increase their life span as well as quality of life.
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