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1578 Views	Do Cats Think?  By : John Young Do cats think? I think so!
1240 Views	Great Pyrenees Puppy And Dog Information  By : Mitch Endick The Great Pyrenees makes a good watch dog and guard dog. They are wary of strangers, both man and beast. They need plenty of exercise and are not suitable for an apartment. A properly fenced in yard or acreage would be ideal.
1196 Views	Learn The Amazing Secrets Behind The Chihuahua Pug  By : Dane Stanton Chihuahua pug, or Chug, is not a breed of dogs, but a hybrid of a chihuahua and a pug. Therefore these half-bred dogs have inherited the main features of character and appearance from both types of dog.
1107 Views	Does Your Dog Get The Right Amount Of Exercise?  By : Matthew Homfray With canine obesity on the rise, the lifestyle we impose on our four legged friends has come increasingly under the spotlight. Here we look at how much exercise dogs should be getting, and the range of exercises available to dog owners.
1034 Views	Westies - Training a West Highland Terrier To Bark Less  By : Jeff Cuckson How to stop your Westies barking less is going to depend on what is causing it. If it is happening when you are home, then you can start with some basic obedience commands.
740 Views	Dangerous House Plants  By : Tristan Andrews Although we think of cats as carnivores, in fact many are fond of vegetables and other plant material. Although food preferences vary with individual cats, many will sample a plot of grass outdoors, the leaves of a potted houseplant indoors, or other common items like shoelaces.
675 Views	New Year's Resolutions for Dogs  By : Joke-archives.com New Year's Resolutions for Dogs
669 Views	Facts on Blue Pitbulls  By : Dane Stanton The rise in popularity of blue pitbulls has been on the rise the past decade with the ever-increasing interest in the dogs themselves. The interest is spawned from the media coverage that a pitbull gets when it attacks someone however; this fact is pretty uncommon also...
668 Views	Common Plants Toxic To Pets  By : Mary Archer A list of some of the more common plants considered to be poisonous to pets and animals.
666 Views	Show Your Pets Some Love This Valentine's Day  By : Mary Archer Valentine's Day isn't just for humans anymore--it's for pets too!
629 Views	Green Pet Tips: Reducing Your Pet's Carbon Paw-prints  By : Mary Archer The beginning of a series of articles providing eco-friendly pet tips from RichmondPetLovers.com
614 Views	Green Pet Tips: Recycle Pets--Adopt From a Shelter  By : Mary Archer One of a series of articles providing eco-friendly pet tips from RichmondPetLovers.com
608 Views	Maine Coon Cats  By : Robin Darch Whatever pet you choose, keep in mind the impact a pet has on every member of your family. If you are planning to add a cat to your family, you should consider a Maine Coon Cat (often incorrectly spelt Mancoon cat). They are one of the oldest breeds of cats in the United States and make a great addition to any family.
602 Views	Let's Talk Turkey and Pet Safety  By : Sarah Jean Let's talk turkey and pet safety this Thanksgiving holiday.
588 Views	15 Must-Ask Questions Before You Hire Your Horseback Riding Instructor!  By : Deb Mazza Wouldn't you like to learn how to ride a horse in a safe, fun environment? Here are 15 absolutely Must-Ask questions to be sure you find the right horseback riding instructor and stable for you! Just imagine the thrill of it!
581 Views	Beating the Heat With Your Pets  By : Margie Ah...summer! It can be a great time to spend some extra playtime with your pets. But as temperatures rise, it can also be a dangerous time for your furry friends. By taking some simple precautions to protect your pets from the heat, you can enjoy a happy, safe and healthy summer with your furry friends.
580 Views	Types Of Snakes In Florida- Warnings  By : Joaquin Reveron anaconda snakes, snakes in florida
573 Views	Top 10 Dog Halloween Costumes  By : Phil Sikes At Halloween, kids aren't the only ones who get to dress up and enjoy treats.
565 Views	Halloween Safety Tips for Your Pet  By : Rose Smith Here are some tips to keep your animals safe and sound during this Halloween season.
559 Views	A Cat's New Year Resolutions  By : Joke-archives.com Cat's Need New Year's Resolutions too!
558 Views	Allegory: Ending Companion Animal Overpopulation  By : Susan DeFazio Spaying and neutering is the most effective solution to pet overpopulation problem.
558 Views	All The Presidents' Pets (Part 1)  By : Margie (Part 1 of 3) A look at some of the Presidential Pets that have lived in the White House over the years.
532 Views	Ferrets -- The Ideal Pet  By : Susan Jan In America ferrets rank third in popularity of all domesticated animals.
529 Views	Grooming your Maltese Toy Dog  By : Robin Darch Taking care of the Maltese coat is the most important part of grooming the breed. Maltese should be brushed and combed a minimum of every other day.
526 Views	All The Presidents' Pets (Part 2)  By : Margie (Part 2 of 3) A look at some of the Presidential Pets that have lived in the White House over the years.
520 Views	Dog vs. Skunk Remedy  By : Dee Hawkins Remedy to rid your dog of the smell of skunk!
512 Views	Staffordshire Bull Terrier Traits and Characteristics  By : Jake Kennedy Things to bear in mind when bringing a Staffordshire Bull Terrier home to the family...
512 Views	Cleaning Your Dogs Ears  By : Matthew Homfray Ear infections are one of the commonest problems that veterinarians have to deal with, but many could be prevented with a simple home ear cleaning programme. Here we look at how to clean your dogs ears properly, and avoid those nasty ear infections.
512 Views	Make 2008 Great for You and Your Pets  By : Humane Society of the United States Include your pets in your New Year's Resolutions.
510 Views	The Oranda Goldfish  By : Lee Dobbins Learn about this beautiful gold fish that has been fancied for centuries.
507 Views	Introducing Your Dog to the Crate  By : Ann Priddy, Priddy Positive K9s Teaching a dog to like his crate is taught in small steps. Your dogs' crate should be something positive in his life.
506 Views	Buying and Caring for Pomeranian Puppies  By : Dane Stanton Pomeranian puppies are growing in popularity with a vengeance however it is not always common knowledge on how to care and even select from various Pomeranian puppies. These are cute, adorable fluffy little animals that think as they grow that they are as big as the biggest German Shepard out there but they are awfully loyal and very protective of their owners.
504 Views	Fun Things for You and Your Dog to do Together  By : Ann Priddy, Priddy Positive K9s These days there are a lot of activities for you and your dog to explore.
503 Views	Pet Friendly Foods for Valentine's Day  By : Laura Baldwin Around Valentine's Day, you probably find yourself eating more and more chocolate, and giving it to your friends and family. Since your pet is part of the family, you want to include him in the celebration by giving him something special to eat.
501 Views	All The President's Pets (Part 3)  By : Margie (Part 3 of 3) A look at some of the Presidential Pets that have lived in the White House over the years.
493 Views	Does Your Cat Have A Healthy Diet?  By : Matthew Homfray With an obesity epidemic sweeping through our nations pets, an online pet Q&A service have launched a campaign to educate owners about their cats lifestyle. Here we look at what a cats diet should be to keep it healthy and minimise those vet visits.
492 Views	All The Secrets Of The American Red Nose Pitbull  By : Dane Stanton American red nose pitbulls are one of the most popular breeds of dogs in the United States of America. They are also probably the most controversial breeds as well due to the fact they have a track record of aggressive behavior, however you can't always judge a book by its cover.
491 Views	Different Colors of Ferrets  By : Dane Stanton Have you always wondered about all the different colors of ferrets? Well this informative article will cover any questions you might have about this broad topic and probably many more.
487 Views	Resolving Your Dog Barking Problem  By : Leo Enoch How to resolve your dog barking problem fast
483 Views	Holiday Pet Safety  By : Jennifer Jordan Holiday Pet Safety Tips
473 Views	Show Your Local Animal Shelter Some Love  By : Sarah Jean Show your local animal shelter some love! Help them make your community a better place for animals and people alike.
473 Views	Traveling With Your Pet  By : Peter Wilson Travel tips for a safe and enjoyable pet vacation.
472 Views	Favorite Dog Treat Concoctions  By : Jodi Reichenberger Dogs young and old have enjoyed these recipes for dog treats. Some for puppies, some for older dogs, all are sure to enjoy them!
460 Views	Your Cat's Body Language  By : Tristan Andrews There is so much that can be told about a cat's mood by observing his body language. A happy cat will have his ears held high and a tall, straight tail. Ears that are slightly swiveled to the side, or a tail held high but bent over at the tip towards his back show that the cat is very happy.
455 Views	Protect Exotic Birds: Let Them Live Free  By : Jason Uvios Sounds tragic and it is really so. Can you imagine an Amazon parrot which should at least lead a full-length life of seventy to seventy-five years perishes at five? Do the birds die natural death or forced to die premature?
452 Views	How to Give Your Cat Medicine  By : Jude Wright Have you ever tried to medicate a cat? If you have, you probably have a few scratches to prove it!
449 Views	How to Litter Train A Kitten  By : Rona Limsy Stress-Free Litter Training for Kittens
448 Views	Understanding Your Dog Aggression Problem and How to Stop Them  By : Leo Enoch How to understand and solve your dog aggression behaviour
447 Views	Westie Dogs - Footcare Health Tips  By : Jeff Cuckson Westie dogs owners delight in the companionship their dogs give them during long and leisurely walks. But this activity should be one that brings pleasure to both.
442 Views	Should You Declaw Your Cat?  By : Rona Limsy Do you know whether you should declaw your cat? Find out what declawing involves and what you should consider before you decide to declaw your cat.
441 Views	Can an old dog be taught new tricks?  By : lizzieb Have you ever seen a well trained dog and thought, "I wish my dog could do tricks like that"? Well now you can stop dreaming and teach your dog these three simple tricks which will amaze your friends.
441 Views	How To Cat Proof Your Home  By : Tristan Andrews A friend has a delightful needlepoint that observes, "A house is not a home without a cat." As we enjoy the companionship of our cats, we should ask ourselves if our home is a safe haven for them.
441 Views	How To Treat Dogs With Insect Stings  By : Jeff Clare Sometimes the greatest threats to life and limb are too small for many people to take notice of.
440 Views	Hip Dysplasia in Dogs  By : Matthew Homfray Despite many years of selective breeding, hip dysplasia remains one of the commonest orthopaedic diseases of dogs. Here we look at how to recognise it in your dog, how a veterinarian diagnoses it and the various management options currently available.
439 Views	A Few Considerations Before You Adopt A Dog  By : Bowe Packer Adopting a dog can be fun and exciting. However, please review the following considerations before doing so.
437 Views	Dogs in Danger of Heart Worms, Fleas, and Parasites  By : Jodi Reichenberger Heart worms, parasites, ticks, and fleas not only make your dog miserable, they are dangerous to your friend's health. Find out symptoms and treatment to keep your dog healthy and pest free!
437 Views	Curing Bad Cat Breath  By : Tristan Andrews Cat owners know for a fact that bad cat breath can be downright awful. It isn't that much different from bad human breath, as both are caused by bacteria found in the mouth that breaks protein down and releases the sulfur compounds out into the air.
434 Views	Understanding Cats Behavior - Part 1  By : Tristan Andrews A cat has his own welcoming miaow which he will use only for his owner. Other people, even companion cats, will hear a different meow as their greeting. The cat will then rub against the owner's legs and may accompany this with a chirruping noise of greeting. He may bounce on stiff front legs, back slightly arched, with ears pricked up and tail held high.
431 Views	Dog Training, 7 Reasons Why You Should Do It Yourself?  By : Leo Enoch Dog Training is an important part of integration for your loving dogs. Aren't you going to be serious about it?
430 Views	Dogs Deserve Better  By : Lisa C. Compton One of the surest ways to create a dangerous dog is to chain it to a tree or doghouse and leave it to pace the same patch of dirt for years on end.
429 Views	Having to Say Goodbye  By : Kadence Buchanan Loosing a pet is a horrifying experience. Not one word can describe the feeling of loss and grief associated with having to say goodbye forever to your pet. But those who have managed to go through this experience state that there are ways to ease the pain.
429 Views	How To Potty Train Your New Puppy  By : Mahesh Mhatre Puppy potty training can be a difficult and frustrating experience. The process will require patience and consistent discipline to properly train your puppy
427 Views	Your Dog Goes Missing  By : Kadence Buchanan This article, serves as a guide to all dog-owners that wish not to experience the agony and distress of having to deal with the fact that their dog is gone missing.
427 Views	What Exactly Do Ferrets Eat?  By : Dane Stanton So you've gone out and gotten yourself a furry friend that you are excited about teaching and feeding but it suddenly occurred to you that you are unsure about how to feed the ferret and you're wondering what do ferrets eat.
426 Views	Hypoallergenic Dogs - Are You Allergic To Your Pet?  By : Jeff Cuckson This may come as a surprise to you, but did you know that 1 in 10 people are allergic to dogs.
426 Views	What Can You Feed Your Dog Safely?  By : Jeff Clare Since the first time one of our pre-historic ancestors tossed a scrap of meat at a wolf, dogs have been living off the leftovers from their master's table.
426 Views	How To Treat Heatstroke In Dogs  By : Jeff Clare Though it's easy for many people to make crass "hot dog" puns about the pets of others whenever dogs die in cars, making news headlines, most dog owners legitimately fear causing heatstroke in their companions.
424 Views	Starting A Career As A Veterinarian Today  By : Tony Jacowski In Latin, Veternarian means a doctor who treats draught animals, or in other words, an animal doctor. Although veterinarians hold doctoral degrees in veterinary medicine, not all of them enter into clinical practice.
420 Views	Top 10 Canine Cancer Warning Signs  By : FETCH a Cure Top 10 Canine Cancer Warning Signs from FETCH a Cure
419 Views	Tips for Keeping Pets  By : Jonathon Hardcastle Animals unlike humans cannot express their feelings and they cannot go on making demands and tell their owners when they need food. They are animals. Pet keepers bring home fish, cats, dogs, rabbits, hamsters and birds home all the time eagerly but sadly.
417 Views	The Importance Of Horse Supplies In Maintaining A Healthy Animal  By : Riley Hendersen In the care and keeping of horses, it is necessary to have a variety of standard horse supplies at the ready in order to responsibly fulfill our duties as horse owners or caregivers.
417 Views	Gifts for Your Cat on Valentine's Day  By : Laura Baldwin One way to show your cat some extra love on Valentine's Day is to get her a little gift or treat her extra special. Cats tend to to be picky pets, but here are a few gifts that your cat will like.
416 Views	Choosing A Good Dog Obedience School  By : Lee Dobbins Everyone wants a well trained dog, but sometimes your pet may be a little difficult or you just might not have the time or know how to train him properly. Luckily you can get help and it's as easy as enrolling your dog in a dog obedience school.
415 Views	What's My Dog's Vaccination For?  By : Jodi Reichenberger Getting a new dog can fill your mind with questions about your new friend's health. Vaccinations play a major role in a dog's health. This article will help you find answers.
414 Views	Keep Your Pets Safe This Independence Day  By : Sarah There is nothing more traditional on Independence Day than a Firework display. While most humans enjoy these spectacular explosions of color, these loud noises often terrorize animals. Follow these simple precautions recommended by the Humane Society of the United States to keep your pet safe and happy.
413 Views	Pet Photography As A Business  By : coral gwyn-williams This article helps the novice photographer interested in starting a pet photography business.
412 Views	Saltwater And Freshwater Aquariums - What You Need To Know  By : Low Jeremy Some people find taking care of fishes as a pet difficult. The reason behind this maybe is that they lack familiarity or they were not given the right information on the proper ways on taking care of the aquarium as well as the fishes inside, but the truth is, it is not that much difficult at all.
409 Views	Your Female Cat In Heat? How to Tell When She Is and What You Can Do  By : Rona Limsy Is Your Cat Displaying Strange Behavior All Of A Sudden? She May Be In Heat! Find Out More Here.
408 Views	What Are The Best Pond Filters?  By : Allen Jesson Depending on the size of your pond and how many fish you have will determine the type and size of the pond filter you need. Once installed the pond filter will keep both the water free from particles that can cause the water to be murky, smelly and even toxic, your fish and pond plants will also benefit from the pond filter as they will be healthier.
405 Views	The Aristocrat Among Dogs  By : Joann Cheong The dogs which take their name from the island of Newfoundland appeal to all lovers of animals.There are now two established varieties, the black and the white and black.
404 Views	Adoption is the Most Rewarding Option  By : Laura Baldwin The Humane Society of the United States estimates that between 6 and 8 million dogs and cats enter shelters each year. There is an overwhelming need for these animals to be adopted. Before you adopt, there are things you need to consider such as, pure bred or not, your lifestyle, and cost.
402 Views	Green Pet Tips: What To Do With Your Pet's Poop  By : Mary Archer One of a series of articles providing eco-friendly pet tips from RichmondPetLovers.com
402 Views	The Toxoplasmosis Threat  By : Kadence Buchanan Since I was little I remember when friends of the family visited our house to advice me not to kiss my cat or touch her and then put my fingers in my mouth. The danger was called toxoplasmosis and although I was particularly young to understand what it was or why it was so serious.
398 Views	Caring for Cats the Easy Way  By : lizzieb It is often said that "a cat looks after itself." Well that may be an exaggeration, but if they condescend to being "friends" with you, then you must be doing something right.
398 Views	Turn On To Rally!  By : Ann Priddy, Priddy Positive K9s Where can you go and read a few signs, walk with your dog, have your dog do sits, downs, circles and turns and earn a title for your dog, all while having a great time? Rally is one of the newest additions to the ever growing list of fun activities you can do with your dog
396 Views	Avoiding Thanksgiving Holiday Hazards for your Pet  By : Matthew Homfray Thanksgiving is this week, and the rest of the holiday season is fast approaching. It's a busy time for all of us, but it is very important to make sure that your pet is kept safe from any danger.
395 Views	Does Your Dog Have A Healthy Diet?  By : Matthew Homfray With canine obesity on the rise, diet and exercise has come under the spotlight in an effort to educate owners on how to keep their pet healthy and increase its life expectancy.
395 Views	The 5 Essentials To Pet Supplies  By : Joshua Spaulding 5 essential pet supplies to keep your pet healthy, clean, safe and satisfied.
392 Views	Don't Let The Birds Attack You!  By : Ben Franklin One way to scare them off at the beginning is the 'scary eyes' way. Here, all you do is put up some balloons with terror eyes or scary eyes painted on them. Most birds are uncomfortable with these apparitions.
392 Views	He's Hurt - I Want to Help  By : Deborah Judy Some tips from the American Red Cross Dog and Cat First Aid Program to help keep you and your pet safe.
391 Views	Disaster Preparedness for Pets  By : Tom Moline Disaster Preparedness Tips for Pets from the Greater Richmond Chapter for the American Red Cross.
390 Views	The Ancient Elegance Of Arabian Horses In The Modern World  By : Riley Hendersen Horse enthusiasts will often regale you with stories of their predisposition towards a particular breed. But when it comes to a long history of admiration, no other breed comes close to Arabian horses; a breed long held in great esteem by nations far and wide.
388 Views	How Can I Be Kind to Animals?  By : The American Humane Association A list of some simple things you can do during Be Kind to Animals Week and throughout the year to show kindness to animals.
384 Views	Aquarium Filter System Tips  By : John Morris Fish excrete waste constantly just like any other living things as they swim around the water. This waste is a potential poison to fish thus it's highly essential to find a way to remove this toxin from the aquarium tank...
382 Views	Puppy Training For The First Week  By : Ralph Ruckman Learning how to properly train you puppy is almost a necessity when you first get one. Puppy training during the first week of getting your pet is critical.
382 Views	Buying An Electronic Dog Training Collar Doesn't Have To Be Shocking  By : Lee Dobbins All electronic dog training collars are not created equal - here are some tips on what to look for and if this type of training collar is right for your dog.
380 Views	All The Secrets About Herbal Remedies For Ferrets  By : Dane Stanton Herbal remedies for ferrets or any other animal for that matter are in large part not discussed often enough. While there are a few products created especially for ferrets for disease
378 Views	Your Cat Goes Missing  By : Kadence Buchanan According to the most recent Synovate pet survey (Sept. 2005), conducted in nine markets across the globe, the UK and the US were shown to be the two absolute leaders in pet ownership.
376 Views	Proteins: The Most Important and Least Understood Nutrient In Cat & Dog Food  By : Stephen Becker There is much more to proteins than we are told by the authorities.
376 Views	The Benefits of Canine Massage for Senior Dogs  By : Carrie Kinnear Canine massage is now finally being recognized as an important tool for your dog's health. This article focuses on Senior Dogs - along with their golden years comes aches and pains which they didn't have before. Massage can help with sore, achy muscles and other signs of "getting old".

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