Dogs and kids in hot cars

August 28th, 2008 admin Posted in Dogs No Comments » 692 views

On a 78-degree day, the temperature inside a shaded car is 90 degrees, while the inside of a car parked in the sun can reach 160 degrees in minutes. Heatstroke can kill your pet or your child in a very short time!

Please, please do not ever leave your dog or child in a parked car in the summertime or when the temperatures are warm. If you see a dog or child in a hot car, take down the plate number, make and model of the car and see if the owner can be paged. Call local authorities such as the police to see if they will free the dog or child by opening the car door.

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About Chihuahua dogs, Chihuahua dogs are not for everyone

August 28th, 2008 admin Posted in Dogs No Comments » 214 views

In what seems like a very tiny dog, a personality the size of a Great Dane emerges. For some lovers it’s just another Chi, and others are just learning about this little entertainer. Whether you have had your for several years or you have just taken your very first Chi home, they will be full of surprises that will keep you amused as long as they live. Since Chihuahuas are known to be the longest living dog, he/she will be amusing you for many years to come. There life expectancy is 15 years and they sometimes live into their early twenties.

However, Chihuahuas are not a good breed of choice for everyone. While there are always exceptions, dogs are typically possessive and protective. They tend to be a one person dog. Chihuahuas are not usually patient around children who don’t understand just how fragile they are. Yes, even though they are confident, courageous, fearless, and tough, they are also prone to injuries due to their size. The can be seriously injured or even killed if accidentally stepped on or sat on.

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Traveling with your Chihuahua

August 28th, 2008 admin Posted in Dogs 1 Comment » 783 views

Travel season is finally here again and that means hundreds of cats and dogs will be lost and never again found by their heartbroken owners. Many years ago I lost a dog for three days. They were among the worst days of my life but I learned a valuable lesson. No matter how careful and protective you think you are, it still can happen even to you.

Before you set out for your travel adventures this year, take some precautions to be sure your stays safely with you at all times. Make your travel as great for your as it is for you.

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