Music Monday: Baha Men-Who Let the Dogs Out?

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Tips of Cat and Dogs

• Corn Starch gets knots out of hair and fur.

• Chamomile Tea helps to get rid of skin irritation.

• Peanut butter get sticky stuff out of fur and hair.

• Pedi Paws help file the nails of cats and dogs instead of irritating the nail or cutting to much.

• Before any disasters happen, make sure you have several photos of your pets.

• If your pets had any fleas on them, you can sprinkle salt on your flooring to kill the fleas.

• Brush your pets daily to get rid of dead skin, dead hair molecules, have less shedding, and to get rid of dead fleas.

• Prevent giving your dogs table scraps because some foods are dangerous for them to eat.

• Wash their faces everyday to prevent eye infections.

• Rub Bengay or Biofreeze on pets who have hip dysplasia or pain to soothe the pain.

• Buying flea and heartworm medicine from your vet to prevent worms, fleas, ticks, biting flies, and mosquitoes.

• If your pet has problems chewing things, you can put pet treats in a wiffle ball, give rawhides, or put peanut butter in a special dog toy to get them interested in those items instead of chewing.

There will be more pet tips soon. So keep on checking back

Egyptian Mau

Life Span: About 20 years

Weight: 7-9 pounds

Family: Good Family Pet

Health Issues: Tips: Before you pet an Egyptian Mau, make sure you wear a panty hose on your hand because they shed a lot. It will keep the shedding down if you do this.

Extra Information: Egyptian Maus' are extremely fast cats. They can run at about 30 miles per hour. They have the letter "M" on their forehead-that is how you determine if a cat is a Egyptian Mau. They are rare cats.

Rhodesian Ridgeback

Other Names: African Lion Dog

Dog Group: Hound

Classification of: AKC: Hound Group
CKC: Hound Group
UKC: Sighthound & Pariah Group

Family: Does best with fit and active families
Weight: Males: 85 LBS & Females:70 LBS
Grooming: Easy to groom
Exercise: Needs to be exercised at least an hour a day
Health: Generally healthy
More information: Rhodesian Ridgebacks' has fur facing the opposite direction on their back. They try to be big and bad, so they might take on a lion.

Poodle

Training: Very Easy to train.

Grooming: Needs to be groomed every 2-3 weeks. Very high maintenance. Fur always continues to grow.

Sizes: Miniature, Toy, and Standard

Life Span: 11 to 12 years.

Family: Great Family Pet. Great for family that have allergies because they are hypo-allergenic

Extra Information: Poodles are a very athletic breed. They can be groomed in many of different of styles. The most popular grooming style is the Continental Cut. They are the second smallest dog in the world, but the most popular dog breed. An apricot colored poodle is the rarest of them all.

Shih-Tzu

Family: Great dog for elderly and children
Grooming: Fur keeps growing. Need the fur to be groomed every 4 to 6 weeks.
Training: Very hard to train.
Life Span: 11 to 16 years
Possible Health Issues: Kidney and eye problems
Shih-Tzus are closely related to wolves. They were first bred between a Pekingese and a Lhaspo Aspo.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Family: Great Family Pet and highly affectionate.

Training: A breeze to train.

Grooming:Needs to be groomed regularly

Weight: Between 10 to 18 pounds(4.5 to 8.5 Kilograms)

Possible Health Issues: Hip problems, Syringomyelia(disorder in brain and spine that can cause paralysis), Heart mitral valve disease(Deteriorating in the mitral heart valve)

Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are very sweet, kind, gentle, and loving lap dogs. They need a daily walk and a lot of exercise.