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Today's featured pets are: Shinook who, of course, loves to do all things Jack Russell and also helped raise a baby crow. Also, meet Ellee a three year old Sheltie who was a Christmas pup.
We are running low on pet tips, please send us your best advice.
Thanks to everyone who shared a pet with us recently. If you haven't shared your furry, feathered, or scaly family member yet, send in your story and photos today or maybe a pet tip. We can also post updated photos and information every six months. You just might win $25 in one of our weekly contests.
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If you have questions about your pets our members might be able to help. Send us a request to post.
Note: If your pet is quite ill, including infections, poisoning, etc. please check with your vet. Please do not submit requests that would involve a diagnosis, as we do not have a vet on staff and you don't want to delay in caring for your pet family member.
If you have a solution to either of the featured guides highlighted in today's newsletter please share:
ThriftyFun Guides are a great way to find solutions to common problems. Solutions are eligible to win our weekly contests! Do you have a solution for these guides?
Training a Pitbull to Not Bite
Puppies love to play rough and tumble and biting is a part of that play. However, when they grow up biting is no longer acceptable and potentially dangerous. Training your Pitbull not to bite is a process you can undertake successfully at home. This is a guide about training a Pitbull to not bite.
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The expense of feeding a horse can really be a drain on the pocketbook. Here are some ideas to help make it more affordable to take care of a horse. This is a guide to saving money on horse feed.
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Many of our submissions are entered in one of our weekly contests. Winning submissions receive $25! Be sure to give a "thumbs up" to your favorite posts as we use these ratings to help select a winner.
Thanks for reading,
Barbara
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Corn snakes are a popular snake pet to have. Here is a very informative video series, by Holli Friedland of the Mid-Atlanic Reptile Show, about keeping... View This Video
He loves to dig, hunt, and search for things. Shinook also like to swim, give kisses, go horse back riding with me, and make new friends. He was a father figure to a baby crow he found last spring under our evergreen tree. We raised it to an adult and named it Jett. This fall, he flew away. We miss him, but had so much fun with him. Jett loved everyone, especally Shinook.
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