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94Wolfdogs-the wolf/dog hybrid and some state laws restricting them
Wolf, dog hybrids are somewhat controversial. I have tried to relate an objective view about them. In some places they are banned.
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89Overcoming Cat Allergies: Natural Remedies
Here are some tips for those longing for a cat companion without the allergic consequences.
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79Alternatives to Traditional Dog Ownership
Being a responsible dog owner requires a lot of time, effort and patience. This article explores four alternatives to conventional dog ownership for busy people, starting with the option of becoming a doggy uncle or auntie.
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82Best Horse Breeds for Kids
Helpful tips for choosing a horse or pony for a child. Several horse breeds are discussed. Videos included!
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77Should You Breed Your Dog? Test Your Dog's Eligibility
Learn if you should breed your dog and why. Take a test and see if your dog is good breeding material.
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83Alaskan Klee Kai
Alaskan Klee Kai are a smaller version of the Husky. They could be great dogs for anyone who doesn't have enough space at home for such a large dog but always wanted one.
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79The Top 10 Most Athletic Dog Breeds
Looking for a jogging or sports companion that won't reek of BO after half an hour? These dog breeds are the perfect friend for an active owner.
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78Himalayan Cat Breed
For obvious reasons the Himalayan cat is one of the best cat breeds you can have as a pet. The beauty of the Siamese blended with the elegance of the Persian cat, makes this cat an exceptional pet companion. The striking beauty that lies in the deep...
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100Top 10 Best (and Cutest!) Dog Breeds for Families
So, you’re ready to get a new dog and you’re trying to figure out which dog breed is the best for you and your home. There are many different factors that you will want to take into consideration when choosing a dog breed. You’ll want to...
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91PUPPY MILLS The Sad Truth: Facts and Statistics
A puppy mill operates differently than a responsible, humane breeder. PROFIT IS THE ONLY INCENTIVE IN PUPPY MILLS (and dog auctions)! Check out the warning signs so you can make an informed decision when buying a puppy.
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