Dog Behavior

They could if you want them to! Dogs are carnivores and enjoy any type of meat. I have found that sausages of all types are considered a special treat. Most dogs will happily eat the bread roll too, though I don't think I'd give them mustard.

No,you can not feed your dog[nor cat] a cucumber. Only dog food.

Its not big at all. If you look at you pinky's nail that's how long it is. The width is the width of your pinky.

No, a kitten should not eat waffles. Kittens are very curious creatures, and learn what is good to eat from their mother. This behaviour is the same if you, the owner, is eating something; but just because a kitten wants the food, doesn't mean it is good for him or her.

Waffles are full of sugar or salt, and other preservatives that could be harmful to a kitten. The best food for a kitten is a high meat content cat food, as that will have all the essential ingredients a kitten needs.

Dogs are affected by the chemicals in magic mushrooms, and thus they would exhibit changes in behavior if they ingested an appropriate quantity of magic mushrooms. However, what dogs actually experience while under the influence of mushrooms is anyone's guess.

One can get quite sick from eating bad ham or any sort of spoiled meat. It is often obvious from appearance, smell or taste when meat has gone bad. Ham and other cured meats may also feel slimy when spoiled.

Yes, meaning that an occasional french fry or piece of chicken won't kill them. However, it isn't healthy for humans, let alone our pets, to eat fried foods frequently, so keep it to a minimum, if at all.

Best to avoid terriers like Jack Russells and similar as it is their nature to catch and kill. Most dogs can be trained not to touch chickens if they are brought up that way from the start. A couple of the best breeds to train as they are intelligent are Labrador Retreivers and Border Collies. They may even be taught how to 'herd' the chickens like sheepdogs herd sheep. It will be more difficult if you have an older dog who is introduced to chickens for the first time, you may need professional help.

You pay your neighbour what the chicken is worth, then keep your dog tied up or securely fenced in your yard, so he doesn't do it again! Your neighbour has the right to SHOOT your dog if it attacks his livestock!!

First of all, I hope that you won't be in a situation where you need that answer anytime soon! I'm no expert, but if I were in that position, I would quickly find a house or fenced backyard I could go into, or a tree I'm capable of climbing [one tall enough that the dog cant get up], and get call for help.

your dog must be really evil to do that if that happened to you you can't fix it you'd be best to buy a new game

Do many chores. Help out. Don't argue with people. Do chores that you hate without hesitation. If you are messy, be very clean. Start showing your knowledge about digs. When you think you have a chance, then create a persuasive speech. It should include all of your responsibilities, what breeds are right for your family, and who would do what about taking care of the dog. I did this, and we now own a puppy named Gracie. I hope this strategy helps you as much as it helped me.

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· Juvenile Court Judge

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· Jail Guard

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You can use a hairdryer or set it on a windowsill. The window magnifies the sun's light and heat so it will dry it quick without using electricity. It will work even better if you have a wooden windowsill that is brown or black. They have a lower albedo, (reflection of heat). I personally suggest the windowsill because it is eco-friendly!

I have that if you get an old fashioned clock and place a towel over it by their beds, it helps them sleep at night. Supposedly the sound of the clock ticking is supposed to be familiar like their mothers heart beat when they were in the womb. You might also make sure they are sleeping a warm place.

To get the dog to sit you have to, whilst it is standing, drag the stylus down the head of the dog, it should sit. You then click on the light bulb above its head and say 'sit'.

If the dog then gets a gold light bulb above its head then it heard (You can drag the golden light bulb to its mouth and it will eat it :D)

If the dog gets question marks above its head then it didn't understand SPEAK CLEARLY.

The dog must understand a couple of times in a row to learn it.

You can learn more in the training manual in your ITEMS.

If it has all controllers and a couple of games as a bundle, I would sell it for $30 (game's too old, you don't want abuse your customers) Target single parents, with a limited income who want to give their kids a "game"to play with) By the way, would you like to buy my ps1 for $30 with a couple of games?

I'm not sure what you're looking for here. It really depends on what kind of shaking or trembling you're talking about. Is the word "convulse" or "convulsing" or "convulsion" what you're looking for?

Unscientifically it poisons them and slows their central nervous system activity and stops internal organ functioning.

Michael Vick is the only one so far. that we know of. hopefully no one else will be dumb enough.

Having run the Iditarod, I can tell you exactly what happens. Every single checkpoint that the race goes through has a team of vets available and ready to evaluate and treat injured dogs. The vets partners with the mushers to go over every team when they enter a checkpoint, evaluating individual dogs and answering any questions the musher may have. Likewise a musher can "drop" a tired or injured dog at any checkpoint, meaning they sign the dog over to the Iditarod vets and volunteers to care for and transport the dog back to Anchorage.

Dogs, especially any injured dogs, are top transport priorities, and bump everything else...including humans. The "Iditarod Air Force" a highly skilled team of the cream of the Alaskan bush pilots, will make priority transports of injured dogs from the checkpoints anywhere along the race back to Anchorage and advanced medical care if needed. Most dogs simply need rest, and are transported back to Anchorage and picked up by the musher's designated local contact person. If more treatment is required, the dogs are taken directly to advanced veterinary clinics to have that performed.

The health and safety of the dogs is the top priority for the mushers as well as the vets and trail volunteers. After all, the musher can't travel without them. I dropped 2 dogs in Ruby, a little over half-way through the race, because of sore shoulders -- it was in their best interest, even though they still wanted to go. By the time they got to Anchorage and my handler picked them up back there, they were bouncing around looking for the party...they're gotten enough rest to heal, which is the one thing I couldn't give them enough of on the trail. And I knew that they would be well taken care of once I dropped them and put them in the hands of the vets, pilots and volunteers.

According to CBS News, Michael Vick admitted that he financed the Bad News Kennels dogfighting operation and helped kill six to eight dogs. Vick also admitted that he provided money for bets on the fights, but stated that he never shared in any winnings. Exact revenues will most likely never be known, given that it was an illegal operation.

They are made from a Bloodhound and an Artesien Normand breed. The word 'Bas' means low, and 'et' means rather low.

I hope this helped!

They can be. Tennis balls have an almost abrasive material covering them, and over time, this can cause damage to your dogs' teeth. Also, if your dog is strong enough to tear a tennis ball apart, he/she could choke on the pieces or swallow them, causing gastrointestinal problems.

Suggestion: Switch to racquetballs or vet-approved toys, and always monitor your dog when playing.

In the United States, 39.8 people on average are killed skiing or snowboarding each year [National Ski Areas Association], and 43.6 serious injuries occur every year. As there are approximately 15M American skiers, this means there are .88 fatalities per million days of skiing and snowboarding.