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Purple Bird Dreams
North America Being the largest North American swallow the Purple Martin can be found throughout temperate North America. These birds are very large and broad-chested. They have black beaks, legs and feet, stout, forked bills and long tapered wings.
Rasma RaistersPublished about 2 hours ago in Petlife
Horses: A Passion Left Untamed
Ever since I was young, horses have always been the center of my life. I collected toys and figurines as a child; then at the age of 9 I was finally able to start my equestrian journey. It didn't matter what I was doing with them, I was just grateful to be there. From the ponies to the draft horses, they all had a special place in my heart from the moment I laid eyes on them. They frightened me, they scared me, they made me proud of myself, there was no end to what could happen with them; good or bad.
Rachel SlaterPublished about 2 hours ago in Petlife
If there is a problem with the water quality of the fish tank, there will be some signs in advance. Don't wait until it is serious.
Hello, all aquarists, I am a veteran fish farmer. I will grow water easily and happily with you. Please pay attention to fish friends!
Jason LawlerPublished about 3 hours ago in Petlife
My Favourite Creature In My Life? The Dog Sleeping Over There ...
A life with many creatures So yes, there is a dog in my life, Missy, and she is my favourite creature, the one that takes up the most time, for sure. We feed Missy, let her in and out of the house, clean up after her, feed her, and tend to her medical needs ...
Carolyn CordonPublished about 3 hours ago in Petlife
TOP 13 LOW-MAINTENANCE PETS FOR KIDS
1. Dogs Let’s be honest, us Brits are dog crazy. And with good reason: dogs are the best! If your kids are constantly waking you up in middle of the night with requests to get a pet dog, a) that’s a bit creepy, and b) we’re not surprised. Now obviously dogs are the highest maintenance pet on the list, but once you know what you’re getting yourself in for, having a pet dog is incredible. Things to consider that will help you minimise how much maintenance a dog is are things like breed and temperament, how much exercise and space they will need and whether it’s the right time for one to join your family. It’s a big commitment, but it’s one that is most definitely worth it.
Sãððãm HûssaìñPublished about 4 hours ago in Petlife
Furry Friends
I don't just love animals, I'm a little obsessed with them. I have always been compelled to approach them, touch them, ‘talk to them’. I just want to be with them. Constantly. Nothing makes me feel more alive than being amongst animals. Whenever the local fair comes to town my grown up daughters leave me in the petting zoo while they go and look around the stalls or on rides. There is something very special about having an interaction with another being (from a different species to my own). It really makes my heart sing to have just a moment where I feel a connection to an animal through touch or eye contact or just being close to them. It is a thrill to be able to sit with an animal who feels comfortable with you. In that moment I feel as though we are communicating. We are in agreement that we are friends, we are both safe here with each other. It is a real honour to experience this for me. It gives me a feeling of acceptance, acknowledgement, without expectations. I am just being accepted for being me. There is nothing more rewarding to me than earning the trust of an animal.
Jania WilliamsPublished about 4 hours ago in Petlife
Bad Dog CRAP (Not what you are thinking!)
Is it a disorder? The fact that I have too many hobbies? What can I say? I’m easily motivated. I admit that it’s hard to fit in so many hobbies. So what’s the solution? Well, combine a few of them. How can you combine dog training, woodworking and photography you might ask? And where do scissors fit in? It’s easy if you are just a little bit crazy. And, yes, some might say more than a little.
Carl LawrencePublished about 4 hours ago in Petlife
After being anesthetized, the mother dog still ran back to the puppies, insisting on finishing the last milk feeding
Many stray dogs wander the streets, even in the cold winter, they still need to look for food and hiding places. When Rebecca, who needed to go to the outskirts to work, drove through the road, he saw a scrawny stray dog trotting along the side of the road, and from time to time he looked back to look at the passing vehicles.
Alicia WebbPublished about 4 hours ago in Petlife
The Purrsuit of Happiness
I am on the hunt for a new model. The requirements are quite simply, really. I am looking for a model who can follow simple instructions and ignore trivial distractions. One who isn't quite so skittish, faces the unknown with curiosity and fervor, and adapts well to change. I need a model who is not repulsed by the human touch and can handle the potential stress of being primped and primed on a day-to-day basis. One who is not camera shy and understands that there is a time and place for everything; specifically, a time to merely to sit still and look pretty. Above all else, my newest muse must be young and impressionable. An individual who can be molded into the perfect subject and most loyal companion.
V.V. LuckabeePublished a day ago in Petlife
Pros and cons of teacup Pomeranian
Teacup Pomeranian is a tiny dog. It has several pros and cons, just like any other dog. There is nothing in this world that comes with pros only, and everything has cons as well. The purpose of reading pros and cons is to see whether you can adjust with this dog or not. Of course, pros make up your mind, and cons may change your decision about buying the dog. That's why I thought to share all the pros and cons of teacup Pomeranian that I've seen, so you can decide whether you should buy this dog or go for another one.
Tyson CameronPublished a day ago in Petlife
Cheltenham's Halloween
Cheltenham only loved one person in his entire life. He was not cuddly, he did not greet strangers warmly, and he was the only cat I’ve ever known who could convey an incredibly expressive indignance in his frown. This may not seem unusual to you, who probably knows similar cats, but you were not the only person he ever loved. I, and only I, had that incredible privilege.
Sheila RousePublished a day ago in Petlife
The Ties That Bind
Being creative helps bring families together. And in this case, helps families stay together. I’ve always enjoyed creating gifts for my family and friends. My craft closet is full of brightly colored fabrics, soft yarns and a wide variety of colored markers, among other tools of the trade. I handmake Christmas cards every year, using brightly colored cardstock, fun rubber stamps and unique materials. When a new baby joins the family, I make something heartfelt to mark the special occasion. I recently had the opportunity to mark eleven special occasions at once.
Colleen OBrienPublished a day ago in Petlife
