This is a pic collage that I made of my puppy Dutch. These are all pictures of my three year old dog being himself. His full name is Dutch Netherland Dahlin and he is my violin for several reasons. One of the reasons that Dutchie is my violin is that he is always happy and always loves you. He never gets mad, and hardly ever gets sad. He is a great companion and even though he doesn't talk, he is really good at listening to me when I just need to vent about something. Yes, he can be frustrating especially when he barks at his own reflection, but he does not do it to be annoying, he's just being curious.
In the book when the violinist, Juliek, still has his violin after everything he had gone through at the concentration camps, the violin looks like his symbol of death. If i was in this position i would choose Dutchie in a heartbeat. When juliek dies, his violin gets trampled by the other Jews and dies with him. I know that it is not really possible because dogs have a shorter life expectancy than humans, but I still think of him as my violin.
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I feed him when he's hungry, give him water when he's thirsty, I take him on walks and play with him and his toys. He loves anyone that gives him treats and plays with him and I am definitely in that category. He is a very spoiled dog, but he deserves it because he makes my family
English bulldogs are no longer a fit healthy dog, and people are now saying that there is no such thing as a healthy bulldog and their poor health and survival is a result from selective breeding. English bulldogs suffer from almost every possible disease. A 2004 survey by the Kennel Club found that these dogs die on average at an unfortunate age of 6.25 years. Over the years the English bulldog’s physical traits have been breed to the extreme. Their faces have become flatter, the legs have shortened, head is larger and the well-known under bite has grown as seen in Fig.1. Although these traits seem to look ‘cute’ or ‘desirable’ to humans it is having a massive effect on the dog. The shortness and shape of the English bulldog today means that
Red Dog is an Australian Red Kelpie who lives in Dampier a small town in Western Australia where I live. Red Dog is an amazing dog who has achieved many things and deserves to be Australian of the year. Red Dog deserves Australian of the year because of how human like he is. Red Dog is a loyal dog who brings people together he is also a great explorer who can read people's emotions.
He behaves like a normal dog would he barks a lot since he is a small dog most small dogs bark a lot and he growls when you go near his kennel he he love car rides and when ever we go in the car he won't stop begging to come so we let him come most of the time and he also likes to give me kisses witch gets really annoying so I just pet him instead.
The Panting Pooch is a dog walker that is located in San Francisco, California. The Pooch Package which consists of 12 group walks has a value of $22 each, and that’s a total cost of $264.00. Their pooch sitting has a fee of $55.00 per night. The Panting Pooch also offers private walk, bath, pet taxi, single group walk, pooch's playday/ doggy daycare, potty break / cat sitting, and weekend group walk. The Panting Pooch provides toys, treats, and fun.
My dog, Ava, and I have been best friends since she came to our home five years ago. Dachshunds are a fantastic breed that come in many colors and textures, they are great snugglers, and hunters too.
The Black Tailed Prairie Dog is common to the Great Plains, all the way from Canada to the northern parts of Mexico. The loss of prairie throughout the years has led to a loss in numbers, but they still are around in the Great Plains. The prairie dog lives in areas with short grassland, and they burrow into holes. They dig the holes themselves and leave a big pile of dirt that surrounds their hole. The pile of dirt protects the hole from flooding, and helps them keep a lookout for predators. Their holes range from three to ten feet deep, and about ten feet wide depending on the prairie dog. They make nesting chambers throughout their dens and have a separate spot for the bathroom (Nature Works 1). Prairie dogs have a great burrow system with
Barkley is the best little companion. He loves to go where ever his people go. My daughter is getting older, and spending less time at home, but Barkley is always around to keep me company. He loves to go for a ride, and he never wants to be left behind when we go somewhere. Although he can’t go every time, I take him out as often as possible. He loves to go
Devotion is a word that is usually associated with nuns, the way they completely live their life for one single purpose. The friendly neighborhood Golden Retriever also lives his life in a deeply devoted way to serve and protect his family, the way the nun serves her god. Devotion can be described as zealous or ardent in attachment, loyalty, or affection. Devotion also describes me and the way I live my life. But unlike the nun or the Golden Retriever, I live my life devoted to almost everything around me, and it is a double edged personality trait. On one hand, you see promise and the good traits in the people and opportunities around you. You want to help and see these people and things thrive, grow, and succeed. From the second you meet
Species within food webs are interconnected in many complex ways that may not be visible to those who are not actively studying these relationships. As a result, modifying one level of the food web can cause unintended consequences when the entire food web is into taken account. Hoping to protect their crops, the ranchers were justified in their actions: their motive to remove prairie dogs from the area was driven by their need to yield a greater amount of crops, not by a malice to eradicate a species.
I do a lot of things during summer. Almost everyday I go to the pool and hangout with friends. My friends and I go to the diving boards most of the time and play chicken. We also like to play king of the log. Which is a log the lifeguards put out then kids can play on it. We also like to play pole tag. Which is a pole in the kiddie area and you have to get to the pole without being tagged. We like to race each other down the slides. Then we switch slides because one slide is faster than the other. I have a phenomenal time at the pool and get an awesome tan.
Imagine coming home, and opening the door to see a dog run up to you and greet you with barks and licks. A lot of people want a dog like that, or just a good dog; but what dog is right for you? If you’re a first time owner, you might want to steer clear of these three dogs: the Chow Chow, the Border Collie, and the Rottweiler or just plain Rottie. For now, let’s just see which one of these dogs is the easiest to have, and which is the hardest. We can find out by judging their behavior and trainability.
Golden Retrievers are known for their many different shades of gold. Today they are used as family dogs or show dogs. They are easy to handle, very tolerant and does not require very much from the owner(s), other than requlare exercise, food and verterinary checl ups. They are pron to hip dysplasia, heart problems, cancer, eye promblems, skin allergies. Male dogs usally are up to the height of 23-24 inches aand their weight is up to 65-75lbs. Female dogs usally are up to the height of 21-23inches and their weight is up to 56-65lbs. Golden retrievers also live up to 10-12 years.
Antibiotic treatments have always found a threat in drug-resistant superbugs, like E. coli and Salmonella, which have evolved to make many of the antibiotics of our grandparents useless. But light-activated nanoparticles called quantum dots could boost antibiotic effectivity against such superbugs, according to new research from the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado. Some pathogens evolve their defenses faster than new antibiotics are developed as potential treatment, and the production of superbug killers cost the United States around $20 billion in direct healthcare costs, and another $35 billion in wasted labor in 2013.
My dog Kylo is a Boston Terrier and he's a little ball of energy. He'll get excited when you play with him. One day Kylo was looking at my parents wanting to play. My mom and dad were doing their own thing, so I got down to play with him. I got on my hands and knees to chase him. He jumped like he was shot when I jumped down from the couch. He stared at me for a good five seconds then charged at me. I made him run in circles for a while then he stopped running and growled, and then suddenly, running spree! He ran so fast it was like a little black and white blur going across the floor of my house. He even wall jumped off the couch! My dog is a thrill seeker!
I think that dogs came from all over. Like the German Shepard, must have come from Germany. The American Bulldog came from North America, and the Boxer came from Munich France. So I think all the dogs came from all around the world. Different breeds have different advantages like the German Shepherd is more aggressive than the American Bulldog. The American Bulldog is cuter than the Boxer. The Boxer is cleaner than the German Shepherd. I think every dog comes from different places because they all have different traits and personalities based on their owners and skills. Each dog came from their own lands because of their names, traits, or lifestyles.