Happy Halloween!!!

Happy Halloween!!!

The contest continues.....

Thank everyone for all of the support in the dog contest. Even though we haven't won anything so far, Life will still live on. Keep on voting for Mason and Darcy, there is still time for everyone to enter the contest. There is a prize of a iPod Nano in the daily contest. Good Luck and Thanks for voting. :)

Thinking about dying you pet's fur??

If you are trying to dye your pets hair, don't do it. It is very harmful to your pets skin to use human hair dye and can cause irritation to your pet. You can go to your groomer and ask them to dye you pets fur. It is less harmful and is non-toxic because it is for pets. It probably wouldn't be a good idea to buy pet hair dye online because you never know what's in it.

Vote for Me!!

Hi everyone!! I have enter my dogs in the Cutest Dog Competition!!! Please Help me by clicking clicking above! Thanks for voting for my dogs!!!

Thanks for Voting!!! :)

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Question and Answers #1

Question: Can your pet have chocolate?
Answer: No pet should have chocolate because it makes the pet's heart rate to increase, which can cause a heart attack or even death. It can cause the pet to have diarrhea.


Question:What is the best thing to put in your dogs toy ball?
Answer: Peanut Butter, dog treats, dog food, boneless chicken, or boneless turkey.


Question: Since cats can have have fish, can dogs have it as well?
Answer: Dogs can NOT have fish. Fish are potentially harmful and can cause choking. Bones of fish can actually poke through their esophagus, intestines, etc.


Question: How often should I bathe my dog?
Answer: Depending on the breed depends on how often. West Highland White Terriers should only be bathed once a month due to their allergies. I would answer that question by saying, Bathe your dog when he/she really needs it, such as when the dog is dirty, smells bad, or when they keep on digging when they already had their flea treatment.



Question: Why does my dog eat grass and then vomits?
Answer: Dogs eat grass when they have a stomachache. When they vomit, it take the bug(not a real bug) out and cures their stomachache.



Question: What is the biggest mistake people make when the dog runs away and comes back?
Answer: The biggest mistake that people make is yelling at the dog when they come home. If you do this, the dog thinks he/she is being punished for coming home, causing the dog not to want to come home. It is the same with correcting your dog, If the dog does its business on the floor, the average person would yell at the dog, even though they didn't see the dog in the act. In order to correct the dog, you must see the dog in the act, so it won't confuse the dog.

What to See in Animal Cruelty and How to Report it

Things to see in animal cruelty:

• Untreated wounds
• Seeing tangles in the fur
• Animal being left outside without food or water
• Extremely thin looking animals
• Seeing animals getting beat
• Seeing an animal limp
• Not bathing the pet for long periods of time
• Locking the pet in a cage that is way too small for them
• Not exercising the pets
• Flea and Tick infestation
• Forced Animal Fights
• Animals crying for long periods of time without anyone seeing about them
• Letting the pet to lay in urine and feces

Report Cruelty: The information below is from the ASPCA

New York City:
Call: (212) 876-7700, ext. 4450
Email: humanel@aspca.org

New Jersey
Call:(800) 582-5979
or fill out form online here

"Outside New York City: You will need to find out the name of the persons in your area who are responsible for investigating and enforcing the anti-cruelty codes in your town, county and/or state. These people typically work for your local humane organization, animal control agency, taxpayer-funded animal shelter or police precinct."

"If you run into trouble finding the correct agency to contact, you may wish to call or visit your local police department and ask for their help in enforcing the law. Similarly, you can ask at your local shelter or animal control agency for help. To find contact information for your local shelter, check the yellow pages or visit the ASPCA's searchable database of nearly 5,000 community SPCAs, humane societies and animal control organizations."