I’m Tracy Tenner with Better Behavior Dog Training at Extra Care Animal Hospital in Davie, Florida. I am here today on behalf of Expert Village.com at the Tri County Humane Society in Boca Raton, Florida, where I have volunteered as a trainer and a...
Instructions Step 1: Decide how far you're willing to go. When it comes time to choose a Yorkshire terrier for breeding, you may be disappointed to find out that the sire of your choice lives on the other side of the country. So it's important to decide...
Instructions Step 1: Decide why you are getting a horse. Different breeds are best for showing, racing or even riding styles. Choose the breed that best fits your needs. Step 2: Consider the space where you will stable the horse. If you have a small...
InstructionsThings You’ll Need:ResearchTimeDog selectionDog SelectionStep 1:Decide on the size. Bigger dogs result in bigger responsibilities. They also need more room in which to romp and play.Step 2:Analyze what color and hair length will work...
Let's talk about our breeding program. We breed our own dogs here at Breslau. We're breeding about one hundred and eighty puppies a year. We have our own breeding programs, so we can carefully select the right bloodlines; the right types of dogs that are...
Instructions Step 1: First, you are going to need to decide what kind of riding for this horse and the training facility where you will be keeping your horse. If you are boarding at a more economical, lower maintenance barn, then you will need to select...
In this clip we're going to drill Allister's beak down just slightly. Some birds will get malformation of their beak where they don't match up. His matches up pretty well, it's just a little long in front so we're going to drill it down. We want to make...
Instructions Step 1: Research the different breeds and know exactly what you want before you bring it up to Mom and Dad. Be able to tell them why the breed you want is perfect for you. Different breeds have different temperaments and personalities that...
Instructions Step 1: Visit a local pet shop or a snake breeder. Find out the different species of snake that are available from these sources. Step 2: Ask about the environment, habitat, diet and other requirements if you were to have one as a pet. Most...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Fish in water in a sealed bag small net Step 1: Purchase fish that are from a fish farm. Stay away from fish that are captured from the wild. Make sure the temperaments of your fish are compatible. Step 2: Keep the...
Instructions Step 1: Set clear boundaries for the children and let them know ahead of time what is expected of them. Step 2: Stay calm, firm and consistent when disciplining and setting boundaries for the children. Step 3: Remember that each child has...
Instructions Step 1: Find out if the animal is being raised as a dual-purpose chicken. These animals can provide both meat and eggs for consumption. These varieties are common to small farms or households. Step 2: Choose chickens categorized as layers...
Instructions Step 1: Select dogs that are in excellent health. Look for animals that have bright clear eyes, clean skin free from eczema or other dermatological problems, shiny and luxuriant coat, clean ears without cankers and strong white teeth with no...
Instructions Step 1: Visit cat shows and talk to breeders there regarding their cats before you determine what cats to select. Ask specific questions about the breed, such as whether the cats require special routine care and what their temperaments are...
Instructions Step 1: Consider the activity level of the pet. A puppy or kitten might not be the right choice for an elderly individual, as caring for young pets takes a good deal of patience. But for those older adults who still are fairly active, the...
Instructions Step 1: Look at the general description of a Brown Swiss cow. They are very large and hardy with large furry ears. This strain was bred for size specifically to differentiate them from Jersey cows. Step 2: Study the history of the Brown...
Instructions Step 1: Select a reputable breeder, one who is willing to have you meet him, can produce veterinary certificates for the parents of the dog you may purchase and who keeps his pets clean and well fed. Get recommendations from area vets...
Instructions Step 1: Wait until the dog has had a chance to become acclimated to life in a shelter before you temperament test him. If the dog has been abused he may be a bit shy in the new environment and you will get more accurate test results once he...
Instructions Step 1: Provide a high-quality diet. Educate yourself on canine nutrition, and read the labels on pet foods. Step 2: Keep your dog on heartworm prevention, and take her to the veterinarian once a year for vaccines, a checkup and a fecal test...
Instructions Step 1: Check the laws for your city and state. Some animals are strictly forbidden in certain places. The last thing you want is to be saddled with a fine and other legal troubles. And on top of that, you would have to surrender your pet...
Instructions Step 1: Understand that aviculturists raise birds in order to maintain a species of birds, to raise companion birds or to sell birds for a profit. The majority of aviculturists seek to educate the public about bird history, care and habitat...
Instructions Step 1: Set clear boundaries for your child and let him know ahead of time what is expected of him. Step 2: Stay calm, firm and consistent when disciplining and setting boundaries. Step 3: Remember that each child has different temperaments...
Instructions Step 1: Determine why you'd like to have a dog. Will she be a companion, guard dog or both. Step 2: Proceed to your local library and check the back issues of dog publications. If not available, purchase a subscription. Also, you may...
Instructions Step 1: Look at the general build of the dog. Springer spaniels have a compact build with no parts out of proportion. These spaniels also feature thick, muscular legs. Step 2: Notice the size of the dog. They are larger than other spaniel...
Instructions Step 1: Inform yourself by visiting the House Rabbit Society's website for information about children and pet rabbits (see Resources below). Step 2: Understand the difference between the popular idea of a bunny rabbit--adorable and cuddly...