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We have renamed her to go along with our little Bomber. Bella and Bomber! A nice ring to it, eh? Read more...
1) Check the rules. Before bringing a new dog home, make sure you know your apartment complex’s rules regarding size, breed, pet rent/deposits, etc. Don't assume fido is allowed to live with you there.
2) Let your neighbors know about your new best friend. There are two good reasons for this. First, if you are bringing home a puppy, you might want to warn your neighbors that there will be some crying the first couple nights while your pup gets adjusted. This courtesy will be appreciated by your neighbors.
3) Pet Identification is essential. Having more than one type of identification is even better. Pet ID Tags are great; anyone can read the number and call you. Best ... Read more...
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1. Bella
2. Max
3. Chloe
4. Oliver
5. Lucy
6. Shadow
7. Smokey
8. Tiger
9. Charlie
10. Tigger
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Courtesy of PRNewswire, the following are the top 10 most popular names for Dogs for 2011. Bella is inspired by the Twilight movies. Interestingly enough, none of our clients have dogs with that name, although Bailey has been quite popular. Molly is another popular name with our clients, as is Charlie and Sophie...
1. Bella
2. Bailey
3. Max
4. Lucy
5. Molly
6. Buddy
7. Daisy
8. Maggie
9. Charlie
10. Sophie
Pet Sitters International (PSI) urge pet owners and pet-care providers to consider the following preventive measures for maximum health and safety for their pets this winter:
1) Keep all young, old and short-haired pets inside. These types of pets are more vulnerable to cold weather and should not be left outside for long and without supervision.
2) Provide shelter for any pets that are left outside. Add straw for additional insulation from the cold and provide a snug, warm bed that does not sit directly on the ground.
3) Leave extra food and water in plastic bowls for any pets that are left outside.
4) Learn the signs and symptoms of frostbite and hypothermia. Contact your veterinarian immediately if you suspect you pet is suffering from either of these conditions.
5) Clip the long hair on the bottom of your dog’s feet before the snow and ice fall. This will prevent the build up of ice balls which can be painful and difficult to ... Read more...
Oh, one more thing. We are official booked for Christmas Day, but still have limited availability for New Years Day.
Michael Nazarek
Paw Minders Plus Pet Sitters
Henderson, NV Read more...