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Help Backyard Wildlife Survive the Harsh Winter with These Easy Tips

Dec 24 2013
Lisa Selvaggio
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backyard, Birds, garden, plants, squirrels, wildlife, winter
Whether you're an avid birdwatcher or you're simply an animal lover who wants to help all species survive, there are steps you can take right in your own backyard to make the winter season a little more bearable for the birds and mammals that frequent your outdoor space. And
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dog books

5 Dog Books to Get Dog Lovers for Christmas

Dec 23 2013
Richard Christian
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author, books, christmas, Dog, gifts, lover, writing
Uh-ho. It’s crunch time. You have very little time left before the big day, and you’re still not sure what to get the dog lover on your list. Lucky for you, dog lovers can be pretty easy to shop for. Curling up with your dog, and a good book, can be just about the best part of
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dog

Why Dogs Respond So Well to Rewards

Dec 16 2013
Richard Christian
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brain, Dogs, intelligence, mri, rewards, study, training
We take it for granted, don’t we? We just assume our dogs will do everything we ask them to, so long as we have a treat in hand. But that’s not entirely true, right? Dogs won’t put themselves into harm’s way for a biscuit, will they? They do possess some normal instinct for
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reindeer

The Truth Behind Reindeer – Even Rudolph!

Dec 11 2013
Richard Christian
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christmas, reindeer, rudolph, santa, wild animals
One question that’s asked around this time of year is whether reindeer are real. Sure, kids worldwide ask about Santa, but even some adults, who have long since retired their Santa beliefs, wonder whether reindeer are real, or not. Out of all the cast of characters in the holiday
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flies

Study Shows Flies Move Through Time Like the Matrix

Dec 09 2013
Richard Christian
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animal, behavior, coordination, eyes, flies, humans, movement, time
There’s a reason you can’t kill that fly with a rolled up newspaper - you’re moving too slow. At least, that’s according to a recent study led by scientists at Ireland’s Trinity College Dublin, which was published in the journal Animal Behavior. The study suggests that smaller
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christmas

How to Keep Your Dog From Ruining Christmas

Dec 06 2013
Richard Christian
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christmas, decorations, Dogs, food, gifts, meals, ornaments, tree
We all feel a bit out of sorts during the holiday season, don’t we? So many obligations, an increased amount of time in stores (and in line), and always going to homes filled with dozens of people - it’s easy to get a bit stressed out. But if you think you’re stressed out, just
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breath

5 Ways to Improve Your Dog’s Breath

Dec 03 2013
Richard Christian
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breath, brushing, care, chewing, cleaning, Dog, fresh, health, teeth
By nature your dog does not smell all-together good. From his fur to his mouth, all sorts of foul emits from your four-legged friend, whether you care to admit it or not. And while we all want to improve our dog’s breath for our own peace of mind, in actuality, if left untreated,
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hibernate

Bears Don’t Really Hibernate. So Who Does?

Dec 02 2013
Richard Christian
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bears, hedgehog, hibernate, lemur, squirrels, wild animals, winter
Few things have been so controversial in this world than the debate over whether a bear hibernates. Okay, that might not be entirely true; however, seeing as we’ve been told since we were wee lads that not only do bears hibernate, but they are the poster child of this wintertime
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thanksgiving

Can My Dog Eat Thanksgiving Dinner?

Nov 25 2013
Richard Christian
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care, Dogs, eat, food, gravy, health, safety, stuffing, Thanksgiving, turkey
Thanksgiving is a time for family and friends to join together for one monster of a meal. When you look at it on paper - food and family - you’d think that Thanksgiving dinner is the perfect setting for a dog. But is it? While most of what’s on the table during Thanksgiving isn’t
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dog

Your Dog and Food – The Common Sense Tips

Nov 19 2013
Ashley Williamson
2
Dog, feed, food, healthy, medications, poison, safe
If you’re a first-time dog owner, learning what is healthy for your dog to ingest can seem like a daunting task. Fortunately, by being aware of what is safe in your pantry, and what is not, you can not only prevent your dog from becoming ill, but provide relief in times of pain
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