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Tuesday, September 16th, 2008Black-footed Cat is the smallest wild cat in Africa. It is reputed to be a very fierce cat.
Black-Footed Cat, Felis Nigripes, is one of the tiniest wild cat
species in the world. Despite its small size, the cat is quite powerful
and resilient, well known in local folklore for its bravery.
Fur
is tawny to reddish in color and marked by dark spots that form stripes
on limbs. The undersides of the feet are black, thus the name, and so
is the tip of tail. Head is broad and ears rounded, the former often
appearing large in contrast to the small body size. In aggressive and
hunting profile, the ears are often flattened as the cat goes after its
prey with practically no cover over the vast plains of its natural
habitat.
Can You Really Be a Dog’s Best Friend? A Top 10 List
Wednesday, September 10th, 2008Is owning a dog right for you? Have you thoroughly thought out all the pros and cons of getting your first dog? If not, you might want to read this. I have put together a “Top 10″ list of what prospective dogs owners should be aware of before making the jump to dog ownership.
I think that’s a valid question, and I don’t ask it lightly. The short answer is yes. The long answer may be no, and let me tell you why.
I think I’ll start things off with a short story. It’s interesting and I think it will shed some light on what I am thinking.
Leopard Facts
Saturday, August 30th, 2008One of the most successful large predators, leopards possess great cunning. They are smart hunters and intelligent animals overall.
Following are some interesting facts about leopards.
1.
Leopards are the most successful and cunning among big cats. They put
their intelligence to good use in their hunting activities.
2.
Like most cats, leopards are solitary creatures that hunt mainly at
night. They rest during day usually in trees and come down at night
time.
3. Leopards have a very beautiful coat with a tawny
background and rosettes, that aids them in camouflage. Their coat is
distinct from that of Cheetah and Jaguar.
Cozy Bed for Your Precious Home Pet
Friday, August 29th, 2008
Heated pet beds aren’t just for spoiled pets - they’re great for soothing tired muscles, warming old joints, relieving arthritis pain, whelping puppies and keeping your animals warm on a cold night.
Heated pet beds aren’t just an indulgence - they’re often a necessity, particularly for old dogs with sore joints or arthritis, whelping puppies or animals that are sleeping outside, in a basement or garage.
When it comes to heated animal beds, there are three basic designs - mats, inserts and complete beds. Keep reading to learn about the pros and cons of each.
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