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July 9, 2010 — by BeaDogs
Since I my last post on this website, a lot has happened in the world of Gracie. She has started her Wednesday night training classes and those have been going well! Of course, she really does not respond well if you do not have a treat to reward her with, but eventually she will be able to do everything that she has learned without needing the positive reinforcement.
The only thing that I do not like is that my mom is the only one taking the class with her. However, this is not too big of a deal due to...
Talking to a Pet Psychic II
July 7, 2010 — by Jane WangerskyCats, Dogs
Last time, we heard from Terri Jay, professional pet psychic. This week, she tells us some more about her work.
Terri does readings for humans as well as pets, and says there are definitely differences between the two. You might think animals would be harder to reach than people, but she says, "Pets are easier and never in denial of what the issue is. Humans have so many preconceived notions about how things are and how they should be. Pets are much more honest about their situation."
Not that they use words -- what she gets from pets are "visual images,...
How To Take A Cute Video of Your Pet
July 2, 2010 — by Anna P.General Animals
Animals are cute, and everybody loves an entertaining video of a dog playing a piano or a cat getting a little excited while watching a bird from inside. There are hundreds of cute videos of animals all over the web, it probably inspires you to create your own funny video to share with the world. All you need is video camera, access to the internet, a cute pet, and an ideal situation. Read further on how to create a masterpiece.
1- Encourage Playtime
Its good for cats and dogs to release pent up energy, but it also makes for excellent entertainment....
Talking with a Pet Psychic
June 30, 2010 — by Jane WangerskyGeneral Animals
Is it possible to communicate with pets psychically? Even to help them this way? Many owners would be skeptical.
But Terri Jay, a psychic who works with animals as well as people, says, "I don't worry about proving to skeptics that this is possible. I have so many people who believe in what I do . . . I believe that what someone thinks about me or my work is truly none of my business."
Terri is typically consulted for pets that have health, behavior, or performance problems. Owners also call her when they're considering getting another pet and wondering...
Pets and Grief: Part II
June 22, 2010 — by Jane WangerskyGeneral Animals
Last week, we looked at the question of whether pets feel grief when another pet dies, and what we can do about it. There are no answers that fit all pets -- like humans, they're all different, and some show grief while others don't. If they do, the best thing an owner can do for them is provide a very stable and loving environment.
Let's ask a more specific question: Is it necessary, or even good, for a surviving pet to see the remains of a companion? Some humans find this a necessary step in coping with grief, but does...
