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Zoey Moments #37 and #38 (Sort Of)
File this under ‘Out of the Mouths of Babes’: Last week, after I had picked Zoey up from my mom’s house, I pulled the Mommy Mobile into our driveway and Zoey and I spotted Brutus (ou… more →
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Pepsi's Recovery 23rd May 2013
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wrote 15 hours ago: Before i start my post, i would like to thank you all who kept pepsi in their prayers Today before i … more →
A sudden Tragedy :'(
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wrote 1 day ago: On Monday (20th May) i went to my dad’s house as a usual weekly routine, the lift was not work … more →
I Am an Executioner: Love Stories by Rajesh Parameswaran
wrote 3 days ago: To put a word so violent as Executioner next to a muzak-soundtrack-inducing subtitle like Love … more →
Thenaday Thursday- St.Pete Bridge
wrote 3 weeks ago: Last December I went home to go visit my nephew back home in Florida and got the chance to catch up … more →
Zoey Moments #37 and #38 (Sort Of)
wrote 3 weeks ago: File this under ‘Out of the Mouths of Babes’: Last week, after I had picked Zoey up from … more →
Last of My lil Coffee Cake :)
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I finally have some strength to look at Coffee’s pics n dug up this adorable pic of mine with … more →
Elk in Olympic National Rainforest 2013
wrote 1 month ago: Produced by Cameron McKirdy I shot this HD video while camping in the Olympic National Forest near F … more →
Candids: Pets/Animals
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The Deep, Deep Puddle by Mary Jessie Parker, illustrated by Deborah Zemke
wrote 1 month ago: “On a busy street in the late afternoon, the rain begins …” Okay, so it’s su … more →
All Cat Owners Should Read This Article!
wrote 1 month ago: Cats are great, but they’re not cheap to take care of. After paying for shots, toys, cat food, … more →
Dogs are remarkable creatures and can do a lot more than many people realize. Although most of us characteristically imagine training a dog, the thing that typically comes to our thoughts is a golden retriever or poodle maybe catching a ball or sitting, however the reality is that canines are disciplined to all sorts of specific reasons. Within this piece there will be a review of only several of the vital parts that well educated beasts play in our civilization.Many people will train dogs on how to rescue people that are trapped or in need. When people are lost or injured in extreme conditions, a rescue dog may be their best hope of survival. Most rescue dogs are highly trained, capable of handling several different scenarios.They must be in excellent physical condition to withstand all kinds of terrain and weather. When people need to be rescued, they may be in areas that are high up where a sense of balance is very necessary. Rescue dogs are also very good at following a scent, even in severe conditions and areas. Even well trained dogs that are not specifically trained as rescue dogs can be very helpful to have if you are involved with things like hiking, extreme sports or exploring the wilderness. All the way back to ancient times, farmers and herders used dogs and even today the tradition carries on. Rounding up cattle and livestock with their herding abilities is something a lot of breeds can do and Border Collies, Australian Shepherds and German Shepherds are some examples. These breeds, plus more, have an inherent instinct for herding and this can be really valuable for farm and ranch owners who have a lot of animals. Geese management is another thing these kinds of dogs can be used for, though not many people are familiar with it. Geese can be really annoying, especially at public places like the airport, golf courses or the race tracks. Some herding dogs are trained in particular for chasing geese away and hindering them from going to these places.Canines are starting to be implemented in increasingly more avenues by general practitioners and medical scientists. Aiding in the care of ill people or those with disabilities are examples of how dogs have long been used for medical practices. Yet, in more recent times, it has been realized that dogs have extremely responsive noses and are frequently able to sense the occurrence of illnesses before information could be found from medical tests even. Investigation has exposed that dog's look as if they can perceive specific categories of cancer in a mixture of conduct, for instance by having them sniff the urine of patients. Though the previously mentioned investigations continue in the early on phase, these dogs can be instructed to perceive diseases in a parallel way of being trained to perceive illegal drugs or TNT. Specialized dog training can come in many forms. Training your dog can be fun and also rewarding depending upon what you train them to do. Many breeds are much more intelligent than others, which will factor into your level of success. An example of this would be one dog with the disposition to be a therapy dog, yet another would be for protection. The specialized dog training examples that we have provided should get you started in this direction.
wrote 1 month ago: Plenty of people do not have knowledge of the many things that dogs can do, they are extraordinary c … more →
Zoey Moment #36
wrote 1 month ago: The other night, Zoey was having a hard time sleeping, so she ended up in our bed between Greg and I … more →
Sorako by Fujimura Takayuki, translated by GEN Manga
wrote 1 month ago: Having discovered manga/manwha on the verge of being old, I often have these delicious moments of … more →
Hondo DOG park.
wrote 1 month ago: My first time going to the Hondo dog park (Hillsboro) and Remsen was the lucky little man to experie … more →
Happy Birthday To Us!
wrote 1 month ago: Two years ago, I took a chance and started blogging. Two years ago, I started writing about our expe … more →
Optimistic Opportunity
wrote 1 month ago: Where focus goes, energy flows. He’s got this piece dialed. … more →
Our Easter Weekend, Part Two
wrote 1 month ago: If you haven’t read the first part of our Easter weekend, you might want to take a look here. … more →
Water Reflections
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wrote 1 month ago: Water reflections of Haystack rock, woman waling her dog, boy walking/running in the water, a … more →
Napoleon & Rex
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