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3/3/2010 @ 1:59:13 pm by midlifemingle.com

Pets and Your Well being

dailypets.co.uk People who love animals have opened a part of their heart. Not everyone is able to have a pet at home. Nevertheless, you can still be around pets, such as by volunteering at the Humane Society. Volunteers are needed to walk dogs, to play with kitties, and to play with bunnies. Your well being will swell when you see how grateful the dog is when you take it for a walk or how happy a...

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2/26/2010 @ 1:59:39 pm by midlifemingle.com

The Evolved Cat

Cats have an independent spirit, and that makes it difficult to train them. However, http://www.petco.com has come up with an innovative way to train a cat to dispose of its waste. This product has evolved the cat to adapt purrfectly to living with a human. Feline Evolution Cat Seat is an award winning design, and it will train you feline to use the toilet instead of the litter box. You will ...

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2/26/2010 @ 10:31:20 am by midlifemingle.com

Pompoms and Pompadours

A lot of ideas such as fried potatoes and poodles originated in Germany. However, the French have taken the idea and made it theirs. French Fries didn’t start in France. The idea is German. Many people associate the poodle are originating in France. The breed originated in Germany. For that reason, the poodle is never referred to as the French poodle. Moving on, the poodle is becoming more and mor...

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2/22/2010 @ 11:05:26 pm by midlifemingle.com

Training Your Dog

Dogs want to be trained by you. They don’t know how to behave around humans, and they want you to show them.  There are several Dog Training Schools available everywhere. A big mistake people make is hiring someone to train their dog. The problem is that the dog will respond to the trainer and not to their human. Part of training a dog is establishing YOU as the alpha. If the dog never sees y...

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2/16/2010 @ 2:40:07 pm by midlifemingle.com

The Winner of the Westminster Dog Show

The February 15 to 16, 2010 winner of Best of Show at the 134th Westminster Dog Show is a Scottish Terrier named Sadie. During the final decision making Sadie had her eye on the prize - a tasty morsel held teasingly in her handler’s hand. All five breeds of the terrier - Cairn, Dandie Dinmont, West Highland White Terrier, and the Scottie - have originated from Scotland.  Scotties have always ...

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2/5/2010 @ 8:14:04 pm by midlifemingle.com

Tick Protection for Dogs

There is no reason to use expensive toxic chemicals on your dogs when organic products are just as effective and less expensive. The EPA has approved Frontline, Advantage, Sentinel and Revolution even though test proved negative effects. After a prolonged use of toxic chemicals for tick control your pet could develop loss of appetite, convulsions, excessive whining, barking, crying, aggressive beh...

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2/2/2010 @ 7:23:54 pm by midlifemingle.com

Meet George

Giant George is a Great Dane. He weighs 245 pounds and stands 7 feet 3 inches. How did this happen? There were not extraordinary aiming for a tall dog. He eats 110 pounds of dog food a month, he sleeps in a Queen size bed, and he lives in Tucson, Arizona. The Guiness Book of World Records has confirmed that George is the Tallest Dog in the world. It’ll be a stretch is another dog comes close. At f...

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1/27/2010 @ 9:33:17 pm by midlifemingle.com

God’s Graceful Creatures

You can see God’s work when an autistic kid opens up around a horses. Horses have big hearts which help you to connect to them and to others. The equestrian world in San Diego, California isn’t snobbish. Wealthy horse owners sit next people who don’t have much. Their discussions go beyond what you have in the bank. They discuss horses, and that connection makes an excellent conversation.Every hors...

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1/27/2010 @ 2:26:26 pm by midlifemingle.com

Healthy Dog Treats

The more violent and threatening the world becomes the closer people get to … their animals. Where are you going to find unconditional love? Animals are God’s graceful, beautiful creatures. Horses, cats, dogs, and so on are completely dependent on you for their survival. You take a look at those big, brown eyes staring up at you, and you just want to make their lives better. Healthy dog treats are...

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1/19/2010 @ 2:30:43 am by midlifemingle.com

Be Cautious When You Rescue an Animal

You see a lost doggie searching aimlessly for its home. Your first instinct is to bend down so you can take it home. That may not be a good idea. The friendliest animal is going to strike out at you in fear. The key to rescuing an animal is preparation.No one will get hurt when you learn what to do to rescue an animal. The first step is to wrap a towel around a cat in order to protect yourself fro...

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