![]() | I took my wife to the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show as a surprise this last weekend. I knew that Wendy had worked with and even shown Arabians in her past, but never really knew much about it. It was great to see these majestic animals showing their best. |
Why do they keep pooping and piddling?!
We trained our dogs to do their business outside. We even trained them to tell us when they need to go outside, since they cannot open people doors. They're both adults now. So, what's the problem?! It's almost a guarantee that once every 2-3 days, I'll find a moist little suprise lying around the house or a large puddle of yellow. Anyone else have this problem? Any training ideas?
People often misspell the word "Betta Fish" with only one "t". I get about 200 visitors a day from search engine referrals of people looking for the term "Beta Fish".
The Betta Splendens, or Chinese Fighting fish, are both beautiful and fascinating. Because they seem to be so popular, I have created a couple of videos of my two bettas, Casper and Current. If you want more information about your betta fish, including how to care for your fish, how to breed them, how to decipher betta behaviours, etc.
Today will mark the 7th day of administering penicillin via a rather large syringe to my horse's @$$. Left butt cheek one day, right the next and so on until the bottle is gone. Her horse, Finway, developed "Strangles", a highly contagious infection for horses.
Not having been around horses or any large animals in my life, hearing the news that Finway needed daily shots didn't affect me at all. Until I found out I'd be doing it!
So, giving a huge animal a shot in the rear-end can't be that bad, right? I was very confident until I had the needle in one hand and a butt cheek in the other. Phew! Confidence grew with each night until last night when I had to do it alone. Horses are particularly sensitive to a human's emotions. So, of course, my exuding confidence last night was no problem, right?! Hah! My hands were shaking so bad after everything was done.
I made it though... What an experience!
Photo courtesy of the EquineCenter in Australia.