The purpose of this website is to help the
average pet buyer make an informed decision about the companion they bring
into their family. These pages are not intended to be care sheets, but is intended to make people aware of what is involved in taking care of
an animal before you buy or adopt your future pet. This guide will help to
show you the personality, behavior and level of care needed for such animals
as:
Cats:
Abyssinians to York Chocolate Dogs: Affenpinchers to Tibetan Mastiff Birds: Finches to Parrots Rabbits: American Fuzzy Lop to New Zealand Small Animals: Guinea pigs, Mice, Chinchilla, Rats Lizards: Gecko to Iguana Snakes: Boas and Pythons to Milk and Corn Amphibians: Frogs to Salamanders Turtles:
Box to Mud Arthropods: Tarantulas to Scorpions Others: Pot Belly Pigs to Pigmy Goats
The information on this site is a combination of personal knowledge,
breeder's websites, free domain websites such as Wikipedia, general books, magazines, and associations,
such as The International Cat Association,American Kennel Club,
and the ASPCA. As this information is mostly from
research, I take no responsibility in any incorrect information.
This website is only meant as a guide. After
finding a possible match, I urge you to find other sources for more
information on the animal you are thinking of buying or adopting.
ATTENTION BREEDERS AND PET OWNERS Most of the pictures on this site have
come from public domain sites, such as Wikipedia.
I am looking for people to submit photos and any additional information or
additional breeds for this website. In return I will put your name or your
companies name under the picture. Please see the CONTACT
page for more information.
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Aerobic capacity, strengthening, balance and flexibility are important to
both humans and pets through all stages of life. When people
participate in activities with their performance dogs, sometimes they forget
about their own health. It is important to work on your own muscle
balance through strengthening exercises for the core and major muscle
groups. Endurance and agility training also help improve your ability
to accelerate, decelerate and to change
directions quickly without 'pulling a muscle'.
Don't forget that there are many other sports in the dog
world besides Agility and Disc that you can participate in WITH your dog.
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