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Special Features: Celebrating the Human-Animal Bond REBEL OAKS: Home Sweet Home For Well Traveled Exotics HELPING YOUR CHILD THROUGH THE LOSS: Create a memorial garden for pets. Wolves: The Myths, The Reality: Why this fascination with an animal most of us have never seen, and never will, in the wild? Is it because the wolf inhabits such a large part of our imaginations? Career Choices For Animal Lovers: Are you determined to base your career around animals? Here are just a handful of professions that just might suit your interests and abilities. Becoming A Therapist: If you have a people-oriented dog and a wish to make people's lives a bit brighter, Therapy Dog work is worth considering. The Link: Research shows that many people who commit acts of cruelty against animals move on to their fellow humans. Pet Bereavement: One thing that makes grieving over a much-loved pet different from grieving a lost human loved one is the level of social acceptance and/or understanding of the emotions. Problems, Progress and Promise: The Oklahoma City Animal Shelter has faced problems but shows promise for a brighter future Polly want an IQ Test? Birds may understand more than we assume In A Blaze Of Glory Blaze's Tribute Equine Rescue–a refuge for abandoned and abused horses Special Mission: Florida Marine Trains Retriever To Aid Others I Think, Therefore I Am...Animal? What's going on in those heads? Monkey Business – It's Not Funny: Mindy's Memory, a home for abused monkeys. Seek And You Shall Find: Search and rescue dogs seeing with their noses. Animal Planet: An interview with our favorite television channel's V.P. of Programming Past Pets: Are They On The Other Side? Part 1 of an interview with the author of the book Do Dogs Go To Heaven? Past Pets: Are They On The Other Side? Part 2 Letting Go: Sometimes we must love them enough to let them go. Prison Dogs–Hard Time, Soft Hearts: Inmates training dogs for a good cause. Walk On The Wild Side: "When we fear something, we want to destroy it rather than determine why we're afraid...become acquainted with it, and we can appreciate its beauty." A Ghost Story: If you think animals in Heaven is a stretch, how about ghosts here on earth? The Labrador: Woman's best friend. Goldie: Three legs and all heart. TheraPetics Service Dogs of Oklahoma: "We provide our clients with a living, breathing, tail wagging toolbox they can use in their own environment to live with maximum independence." Love On A Leash: That's what Ken and Lee provide when they enter patients' rooms, talk with them and let them pet the dogs. Petworks In Progress–Dogs and Good Deeds: Some dogs go far beyond the basic role of pet, and therapy dogs are certainly among them. A Week In Hell: John Randall and his search and rescue dog Gunner spent a week in hell at ground zero. To The Rescue: What do you imagine when you think of Rottweilers–aloof, mean? Gunner will change your mind. Heroes Then – Heroes Now: Memories of the NYC search and rescuers that helped Oklahoma City in our time of need. To Be A Vet: OSU's College of Veterinary Medicine produces many of Oklahoma's vets. Vet Techs: The next best thing to being a vet. The Shepherd's Dog: Bob Hooker started his Border Collie journey by being amazed. Watch one at work and you will be too. The Long Paw of the Law: At home, Ranger is a part of the family. But when the word is given, he's all business. Training Paws for the Law: "Many years ago, police dogs couldn't be around people. They wanted to eat everybody up. But you can turn ours on and off like a switch." Have Dog Will Bite–On Command: Schutzhund: the German word means protection dog, and it's that aspect of the sport which attracts controversy. Trail's End: A home for abused, abandoned and neglected horses. Thinking Like a Horse: Training students to train horses–the gentle way. Gentle Giants: Clydesdale horses are known as gentle giants in the horse world. Donnie Langille, manager of Express Ranch, will introduce you to a rare team of champions. Miniature Magic: If you're a horse lover, but for some reason can't ride a horse, or don't have the facilities to house a standard horse, then the miniature may be for you. Little River Zoo: If you're looking for a different experience with a little education thrown in, this is the place. Ask Rudy, It's A Zoo Out There: Not many people have their own zoo. For Rudy Crawford, it's natural. Resting But Not Forgotten: A cemetery for animals a bit much? Not for these sisters. Llamas: There's more to them than you may know. Dinosaurs To Mammoths: Ancient life in Oklahoma. Back to top Dogs: CANINE MASSAGE AND STRETCHING: How to improve the quality of your dog's life! Fragile Handle With Care: A puppy primer. Having puppies is one thing. Giving them a proper start in life is another. Aggressive Responses In Canines: Is it genetic predisposition or poor socialization? Dog Days – On The Road Again: Travel with an observer to a dog show. 180 Degrees: Read how love turned this frightened, abused dog around 180 degrees. Latchkey Dogs And Backyard Blues: A lonely dog is a sad sight because what dogs want and need most is human companionship. Gazehounds: Long, long ago, in the mysterious realm of early history, a prick-eared, ring-tailed canine appeared. Perhaps it was the first Gazehound. Caring For Puppies: Who can resist a furry, wiggly, bundle of love with milk-breath? Now you need to know how to care for this new member of the family. Reputable Breeder: So you've decided you want a dog. Now where do you get one? Traveling With Your Dog: A little advance planning will help your trip go more smoothly. Rescue Dogs: Just what is a rescue dog? Foil Those Pet Snatchers: Once in the hands of a pet snatcher, a pet can quickly disappear into a maze of negative environments. Samson Knight -- My Guardian Angel: One dog owner's tale of life with a Rottweiler. Back to top Cats: Shelter Cats Are Special Cats: Consider adopting one or two. First Aid For Cats: Do you know what to do in an emergency? Choosing A Kitten:, Important information on choosing the right kitten and the right breeder. Complete Kitten Care: A review of award winning author, Amy Shojai's new book. Showtime: If you haven't attended a cat show, you should–it's fun. Seeing Spots–The Ocicat Revealed: Contrary to their wild look, Ocicats are a totally domestic feline. Caring For Kittens: You've decided to welcome a kitten into the family. But before bringing the precious little bundle home, some preparation is needed. Indoor vs Outdoor Cats: Are there personality differences? Fluid Felines: One of the most supple creatures alive. Bringing Home Baby: No matter how friendly your resident cat is to human visitors, bringing another cat into its domain requires caution. Susie, Snooks and Scotland–A Fold Tale: Adorable Scottish Fold cats. Back to top Health Care: West Nile Virus: Are your pets At risk? Geriatric Pets: Aging pets need special care Zoonoses: Are your pets a threat to your health?" Risky Business: What are nosocomial infections, and how can they put your pet in danger? Flower Power: Flower essences may help behavior problems. Compounding Specialties: Ever have a hard time giving your pet medicine? There is someone with a solution. The Color of Healing: Can a color's energy heal? Diarrhea: Nobody wants it, but everyone gets it, including dogs and cats. The culprit most commonly blamed for it is diet–"something he ate." However, that's not always the case. There's More to Herbs than Catnip: In the quest for ways to help their pets and themselves, many people find themselves stepping off the well-traveled road and onto alternative pathways. Pet First aid: Do you know what to do when your pet is hurt? Back to top Birds: Are Seeds For The Birds? What to feed your pet bird. Let There Be Light: Proper lighting is essential for the health of pet birds and reptiles. Birds In The Family: How do you choose the right pet bird for your family? Avian Veterinarians: Your Pet Bird's Best Friend: When your bird has a problem, your best chance of determining what the problem is and solving it is to take it to a qualified avian vet. Toys: Are they "for the birds?" Hummingbirds–Feathered Jewels of the Air: Hummingbirds will entertain you for hours as they perform acrobatic feats through the air. Back to top Other Pets: Don't Buy That Bunny: Buying a real "Easter" bunny can turn holiday fun into sadness, when the bunny unexpectedly dies the same day. Exotics: Non-traditional pets require more research and effort to provide the proper level of care. Kids and Reptiles: A good rule to follow in acquiring a reptile (or any other pet for that matter) for a child is to not buy any animal unless the parent is willing to take full responsibility for its care and maintenance. Those Appealing Pocket Pets: So, you don't have a lot of time to devote to a pet, yet you miss that feeling you had as a kid–you know, when you were with your best buddy (your pet). Maybe the answer is a pocket pet. Willy: Cagney would never call him a "dirty rat." Back to top Training: How to Choose a Trainer: Learning basic manners should be fun for both you and your dog, so be sure to choose the right trainer. Say "NO" to Jumping: For jumping-up behavior to disappear, dogs need structure, our patience and our companionship. Back to top |
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Columns Pet HealthPets and Pain Heartworm Season Bad Breath Can Kill Fleas and Ticks Heatstroke New Trick for Old Dogs Those Amazing Noses Feline Triad Disease Weigh Station Two Miles The Yellow Submarine Watch Out For Land Sharks Pets And Threats Introducing New Pets Thumper's At It Again Veterinary Telemedicine Facts, Questions & Answers Feline Diabetes Lions and Tigers and Bears A Pig In Your Pocket Home Health Exams Feline Infectious Peritonitis Be Prepared For Disaster Spring Dangers Cats and Plants Fe-Lines Calico Is Not A Breed Naming Your Cat Patriotic Purrs A Cat Show Primer Litterbox Wars Healthy Cats 101 The Mystery Of Catnip The Cat Quiz Kitty Hissy Fits The Gift of Nature Flea Facts A Cat Is Waiting Bird Beat Laying Eggs & Pellets Mites & Talking Beak Overgrowth & Phobic Behavior Biting Handling Birds and Dogs Breeding Gouldian Finches Losing Feathers Can Old Birds Learn To Talk? Do Quaker Parrots Yawn? Taming a Parakeet The Spring Thing Mr. Sugar Parrots Talk The Talk Think Small For First Bird Singapore Sniggle Got Ya Covered Wing Clipping Parakeet or Bat? Talking The Talk Spring is Baby Bird Time Aunt Debe Q&A's & Favorite Friends Avoiding Mats Whitening Shampoo Trimming Cat's Nails Tear Stains Ticks and Fleas Licking Paws Removing Ear Wax Bathing Kittens Christmas Plants Pet Permanents? Fleas and Cold Weather Vacuuming Your Dog? Constantly Licking Paws Grooming a Golden Retriever Groom or Bath? Coat Conditioners Skunked! Ho, Ho, Huh? Doos & Don'ts of Grooming Becoming A Groomer "Carding" a Cat? Grooming a Poodle Shaved Yorkie Agility The Olympics of Dogdom When to Begin Training Back Yard Agility Training Slumps The Dawn's Early Light It's What's In Between At The Gate Getting Over It Can You Do The Dance? An Agility Odyssey Why Agility? Losing It Tricks And Treats My Dog Blew Me Off Doggie See, Doggie Do Time To Get Serious Marking The Behavior The Brrr In Agility Time To Get In Shape Successful Weaving Learn From The Best Chilling Directions What Is Agility? Summer Heat Can Take Its Toll Miss Behavior Wagging Tails Leash Training Transporting Cats Barking at Neighbor Dogs Furry Comfort Happy Howlidays Pet I.D. Think Before You Train A Wee Problem Who Has The Problem? Taming The Grooming Growl A Sucker For Love Kitty Pee Spree Wild Child Whoa Boys! Midnight Marauder Through The Eyes Of A Dog Walking The Walk Living With Loss Taming The Tango The Right Stuff Picking the Right Breed I The Groups Terriers I Terriers II Terriers III Terriers IV Terriers V Non-Sporting Group I Non-Sporting Group II Non-Sporting Group III Non-Sporting Group IV Non-Sporting Group V Working Group I Working Group II Working Group III Working Group IV Working Group V Working Group VI Working Group VII Toy Group I Toy Group II Toy Group III Toy Group IV Toy Group V Back to top |
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