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Thursday, December 22, 2005

Taking Rover for a Ride A dog is a great


Taking Rover for a Ride
A dog is a great constant companion around the home, but Rover will love joining you on road trips-short or long-as well. If you've tried taking your dog along in the car before and met with bad results, don't give up. It might take a little longer to help your pet feel comfortable after a bad experience, but you can train your dog to ride quietly in the car. It requires foresight and patience on your part, but the rewards are worth it.

Re: T'was de night before Katrina( Cajun)
"flick" <f...@starband.net> wrote in
My condolances if that's after Katrina. Trying to get anywhere here
now is impossible and is spent in traffic gridlocks watching your
$3/gal gas burn as you get nowhere.
Did you happen to make it to Lakeside to see the display?
"For Frank Evans, designer of Lakeside Shopping Center's holiday display,
dogsnus dogs...@micron.net

Top Five Dog Breeds Perfect For Urban Living
Not all households and not all lifestyles are conducive to adopting just any kind of dog. This is especially true for those who live in the cities, where life is faster paced and space is usually limited. This shouldn t be taken to mean that city dwellers are completely deprived of the opportunity to own a dog, however. There are just some breeds that are more perfect for urban living.

Your Dog?s Diet
When humans first domesticated dogs, we fed them scraps from our meals. Those early dogs did just fine on that diet. As our affection for dogs has grown over the centuries, so has our understanding of what our canine companions need to eat to live long, healthy lives. Research conducted by veterinarians and pet food manufacturers over the last decade have revealed more specific details about what a dog's diet should contain.

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