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		<title>Pet Health Plans � Keep Your Pet Healthy and Happy</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:13:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Learn more about pet health plans, owner must know practical ways to ensure that your pet remains happy and healthy throughout his life. Owner is responsible for pet health and they must protect them from every health problems. Before your pet needs major treatment or emergency care, take him to the clinic for a routine [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Learn more about pet health plans, owner must know practical ways to ensure that your pet remains happy and healthy throughout his life. Owner is responsible for pet health and they must protect them from every health problems.</p>
<p>Before your pet needs major treatment or emergency care, take him to the clinic for a routine appointment, such as for vaccinations or a checkup. Ask questions about treatment options and their benefits and risks, and pay attention to the amount of detail in the responses. </p>
<p>Some clinics are specialized in species animals. Before approaching clink you can confirm, for example, ask if a particular clinic is experienced with the type of animal that you have.<br />Insurance is also included in pet health plans, it's always good to take insurance for your pet. Pet health insurance is no different than other fields of insurance, VPI is test marketing additional premium &quot;well care&quot; and &quot;hereditary&quot; endorsements that would cover genetically transmitted disease and predispositions not yet manifested at the time of initial coverage. Few insurance companies also cover routine pet health care which is an plus point for owners. <br />Insurance helps you to reduce risk and secure life of your pet. You can also find many online sites proving you with pet health plans. With all the detailed information's related to health problems. So now you don't have to think much about your pet health plans before buying any pet.<br />Anna Josephs is a freelance journalist having experience of many years writing articles and news releases on various topics such as pet health, automobile and social issues. She also has great interest in poetry and paintings, hence she likes to write on these subjects as well. Currently writing for this website <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/bPGE/rwVt">Entertainment Coupon Book </a>. For more details please contact at annajosephs@gmail.com </p>
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		<title>How to Deal With Dog Food Aggression</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:12:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If your dog growls or snarls whenever you or another dog approach him in the presence of food , your dog may be exhibiting signs of dog food aggression. This is a potentially serious form of dog aggression but is one that can be controlled with proper dog behavior modification techniques. Once accomplished your dog [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>If your dog growls or snarls whenever you or another dog approach him in the presence of food , your dog may be exhibiting signs of dog food aggression.</p>
<p>This is a potentially serious form of dog aggression but is one that can be controlled with proper dog behavior modification techniques. Once accomplished your dog will be happier and safe from the unwanted consequences of aggressive behavior toward humans or other dogs.</p>
<p> If you believe that dog food aggression is evident in your dog's behavior you should initially take him for a visit to the veterinarian. There are some medical conditions that can provoke this type of behavior in dogs. </p>
<p>Once cleared of any medical predisposition to aggressive behavior in the presence of food, you can move on to identifying the root cause of food aggression in your dog.</p>
<p>Dogs will exhibit food aggression, which is a form of dominant dog behavior, for a variety of reasons. </p>
<p>Here are a few common causes.</p>
<p>&bull;	Your dog may be insecure and believe that this bowl of food is the last bowl of food he will see for awhile. </p>
<p>&bull;	Your dog may need socializing to learn how to relate to humans and other dogs. </p>
<p>&bull;	Your dog may be lacking in exercise which is provoking excitability and a form of nervous dog aggression.</p>
<p>&bull;	Your dog may have suffered from abuse. This is a common problem with adopted and rescue dogs.</p>
<p>To determine the exact cause of food aggression in your dog you may want to consult with a qualified dog behavior specialist.</p>
<p>Some dog behavior specialists believe that you can address almost any dog behavior issue including dog food aggression by following a few simple techniques.</p>
<p> Initially, you should give the dog sufficient exercise to relieve pent up energy.</p>
<p>The next step is discipline which involves rewarding positive behavior in your dog, but not by hurting your dog as punishment, in any way .</p>
<p>Dog owners that use physical punishment are not only inhumane but are also promoting and escalating the dog food aggression to an even higher and potentially more serious and dangerous level.</p>
<p>Lastly you would re-establish yourself as the dominant leader of the pack in your household. One way to do this is to have the dog wait for his food until you have completely finished eating.</p>
<p>In summary, dog aggression to food may be caused any medical ot behavioral issues. Once identified, you can work to resolve this type of dog aggression using proper and humane dog training techniques. </p>
<p>If in doubt, consult your veterinarian or a professional dog trainer or dog behavioral specialist. Don't wait for the condition to escalate . And make sure that you never punish dog aggression by hitting or striking your dog. This will only make the condition worse, more difficult to modify and is unacceptable. Your dog deserves your love, affection and leadership. Take the proper steps today to correct dog aggression and you and your dog will both be happier.</p>
<p>Dog food aggression is only one of many types of dog aggression and dog brehavior issues that can be modified to help you live a happier life with your dog. For more information visit at http://www.dogs-4life.com/disobedient-dog-help.html</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>There is a common misconception concerning holistic medicine. In order to make an informed decision concerning any type of holistic treatment we must first have a clear understanding of what it is.</p>
<p>The basic concept behind holistic medicine is to treat the patient as a whole being. Instead of treating just the physical health issues, the emotional, mental and spiritual aspects are addressed as well. Holistic medicine also strives to prevent illness by focusing on optimal health. </p>
<p>Complementary medicine is a term that is often used in place of holistic medicine. There is a difference though. Complementary medicine uses nonconventional treatments such as massage, chiropractic or herbal therapies.</p>
<p>Holistic medicine combines more traditional medicine with complementary treatments and it isn't just for people anymore. Holistic medicine is gaining popularity among pet owners in addressing their pets' health needs. Employing a holistic approach to your pets' health will almost certainly prove beneficial.</p>
<p>Let's have a look at some of the treatments that would fall under the umbrella of complementary medicine.</p>
<p>Acupuncture is often credited to the Chinese who have used it for thousands of years, however, there are records indicating that it was used in Egypt well over 5000 years ago. The practice of acupuncture involves inserting needles into specific points that are located along the body's energy meridians and correspond to specific internal organs. Acupuncture has proven effective in relieving muscle spasms, increasing circulation, and pain relief among other issues. Aside from needles other methods of stimulation can be used, such as applying pressure or heat to the points.</p>
<p>Chiropractic care and treatments are a common choice of many pet owners now. Chiropractors operate on the idea that some illnesses are cause by misaligned vertebrae that in turn affects the impulses from the spinal cord to the muscles and organs. By adjusting the vertebrae and joints the appropriate flow of impulses are restored. Like people, pets can suffer from spinal injuries such as slipped discs or pinched nerves and chiropractic treatment may prove very effective in addressing these issues.</p>
<p>Physical therapy is often employed after a surgery or severe injury. The types of therapy are no different than those used for people. Therapies such as stretching and or exercises, the application of heat or cold packs and even hydrotherapy may be used depending on the desired results.</p>
<p>Massage therapy is another common treatment. The therapist uses their hands, elbows, and body to massage the soft tissues in an effort to address issues such as cramps, soft tissue injuries or circulation stimulation.</p>
<p>Although many people are not familiar with homeopathy it is not a new concept by any means. The practice of homeopathy can be traced through many cultures and back thousands of years. The concept of homeopathy is really very simple. It is used to treat and prevent disease by giving small doses of a substance that if taken in large doses would cause the same symptoms of the disease to manifest. This helps the body build its own resistance to a particular condition or disease. This is no different than say, the annual flu shot that many people receive. A small dose of the flu virus is administered; the body's immune system then goes to work creating antibodies and thus the immunity to that particular strain of flu. The primary difference between pharmaceutical drugs and homeopathic remedies is that pharmaceutical drugs only treat the symptoms of a disease. For example, over the counter flu medications only help to ease the aches and pains or clear sinus congestion. They do not address the flu virus itself. Homeopathy, on the other hand, addresses the cause of the symptoms (i.e. the flu virus itself). Eliminating the cause of the illness clears the body of the symptoms as well. These natural homeopathic remedies are based on elements found in nature and have traditionally been used to treat many ailments and illnesses. They are all natural and completely safe.</p>
<p>Botanical medicine, sometimes referred to as herbal medicine, uses plants to create remedies for a wide variety of ailments. Many of the medications we use today are derived from plants. One example would be aspirin. Since some plants and herbs can be toxic to animals it is important that your veterinarian or the doctor they refer you to is educated in botanical medicine and treatments.</p>
<p>Nutritional supplements that are created from plants and animals are called Nutraceuticals. Sometimes referred to as whole food supplements, nutraceuticals are derived from whole foods, organ and tissue extracts, and botanicals and are used to fill the nutritional gap created by feeding processed foods. Nutraceuticals are used to maintain optimal health as well as address health issues such as joint problems or digestive difficulties.</p>
<p>If you are interested in any of these treatments for your own pet, talk with your veterinarian. If they don't offer the treatment options you are interested in, they may be able to refer you to someone who does. In the case of a referral, be certain there is ease of communication between everyone involved to ensure the best possible care for your pet.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>It is possible to find a number tapeworm symptoms in cats that you may want to be aware of and watch for as a owner of a cat to find out if there may be a tapeworm in cats. If you happen to notice any of these, you want to get in touch with a vet or use a tapeworm treatment for cats as soon as possible.</p>
<p>A lowering of weight is a clear tapeworm symptom for cats that you should notice simply to identify tapeworms in cats. Unfortunately, the tapeworm is feeding off of a part of the food that your cat is consuming, thus the cat is actually digesting less food than it appears to be. This will cause a subtraction of weight for your cat that unless treated, can lead to more threatening issues. Additionally, as the tapeworm becomes more mature, it will consume more space in your cat</p></div>
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		<description><![CDATA[When was the last time you have seen the world's cutest kittens? Unless you have been to Meow House Kittens, you have not seen the world's cutest kittens. MeowHouseKittens specializes in selling Himalayan Kittens and Persian Kittens. If you aren't familiar with these kittens, these are the kittens you see that look like a big [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>When was the last time you have seen the world's cutest kittens? Unless you have been to Meow House Kittens, you have not seen the world's cutest kittens. MeowHouseKittens specializes in selling Himalayan Kittens and Persian Kittens. If you aren't familiar with these kittens, these are the kittens you see that look like a big huge fur ball. They are absolutely adorable. When I see them, I just want to hold them and pet them all day, but unfortunately I can't make a living petting Persian kittens. </p>
<p>MeowHouseKittens is owned and operated by founder Shannon McGraw. Shannon McGraw started MeowHouseKittens when her child went off to college. Shannon teaches full time as an art teacher and she runs Meow House Kittens part time. </p>
<p>Meow House Kittens is a really unique cattery. In addition to being accredited with the Cat Fanciers' Association, MeowHouseKittens is also recommended by catsdaily.com. With credentials like that, you know that you are dealing with a reputable cattery.</p>
<p>I love like the philosophy of Meow House Kittens. They believe in running a tight ship, meaning they run a cattery with a select few amount of kittens. This lets MeowHouseKittens to fully focus and give attention to each kitten. This is the kind of attention that is sadly missing from large pet stores.</p>
<p>The other reason for keeping things small is for the customers. In addition to giving her kittens full and undivided attention, she follows the same orders when dealing with customers. Shannon McGraw really treats you like a friend instead of a dollar bill. She is very attentive to her customers and makes sure to follow up promptly with ever customers' email or phone call. This is truly first class service. </p>
<p>About Persian Kittens:</p>
<p>The Persian Breed Standard is by its nature somewhat open ended and focused on a rounded head, large, wide-spaced round eyes with the top of the nose leather placed no lower than the bottom of the eyes. They are a medium sized cat and the standard calls for a short, cobby body with short, well boned legs, a broad chest, and a round appearance. Everything about the ideal persian cat is round.</p>
<p>It is generally accepted (and by the Breed Council) that through selective breeding, in an attempt to develop the ideal Persian appearance, the Ultra Face came about. This has been called ultra-typing. The Persian Breed Council's standard was changed during the late 1980s to limit the development of the extreme appearance. In 2007 the Persian Breed Standard was altered to reflect the flat face and it now states that the forehead, nose, and chin should be in vertical alignment.</p>
<p>Persian cats can have any color or markings including pointed, golden, tortoiseshell, blue, and tabby. Tipped varieties are known as Chinchilla. Point varieties are called Himalayan in the United States and Colorpoint Persian in Europe.</p>
<p>In the USA, there was an attempt to establish the Silver Persian as a separate breed called the Sterling, but it was not accepted and Silver and Golden longhaired cats, recognized by CFA more specially as Chinchilla Silvers, Shaded Silvers, Chinchilla Goldens or Shaded Goldens are judged in the Persian category of cat shows. In South Africa, the attempt to separate the breed was more successful: the SA Cat Council (SACC) registers cats with 5 generations of pure bred Chinchilla as a Chinchilla Longhair. The Chinchilla Longhair has a slightly longer nose than the Persian, resulting in healthy breathing and no tearing of the eyes. Its hair is translucent with only the tips carrying black pigment: a feature that gets lost when out-crossed to other colored Persians. Out-crossing also may result in losing nose and lip liner, which is a fault in the Chinchilla Longhair breed standard. One of the distinctions of this breed is the blue-green or green eyecolor only with kittens having blue or bluish purple eyecolor.</p>
<p>Since Persian cats have long, thick dense fur that they cannot keep clean themselves, they need daily grooming. To keep their fur in its best condition, they must be bathed regularly, dried carefully afterwards, and brushed thoroughly every day. Their eyes need to be checked for problems on a regular basis because some animals have trouble keeping them clean. Likewise, Persians are particularly susceptible to a genetic disease which causes kidney failure, PKD, Polycystic kidney disease. <br />
<a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/668K/pqsW">Meow House Kittens</a> is the place to go to get the cutest and best bred Persian and Himalayan Kittens on the planet. <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/mEJ7/wzXg">MeowHouseKittens</a> is owned and operated by Shannon McGraw.<br />
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		<pubDate>Mon, 06 Feb 2012 02:06:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When I was a kid, my brother and I used to play by a river that was next to a horse paddock. With boys being boys we used to get up to some crazy antics, like swinging on a rope over the river, and making dams which was great fun. By far the most bonkers [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>When I was a kid, my brother and I used to play by a river that was next to a horse paddock. With boys being boys we used to get up to some crazy antics, like swinging on a rope over the river, and making dams which was great fun. By far the most bonkers thing we did was to grab the electric fences for horses to get an electric shock. Obviously we didn</div>
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		<description><![CDATA[Anyone who owns a dog or puppy will eventually run into the need to eliminate unwanted habits. While most dogs are eager to please their owners and smart enough to do what is asked of them, it is important for the owner to properly communicate just what constitutes acceptable and unacceptable behaviors. Each type of [...]]]></description>
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<p>Anyone who owns a dog or puppy will eventually run into the need to eliminate unwanted habits. While most dogs are eager to please their owners and smart enough to do what is asked of them, it is important for the owner to properly communicate just what constitutes acceptable and unacceptable behaviors.</p>
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<p>Each type of unacceptable behavior requires its own specific cures, and in most cases the cures will need to be tailored to fit the specific personality of the dog. Every breed of dog has its own unique personality characteristics, and every individual within that breed has his or her own unique personality.</p>
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<p>Whining, howling and excessive barking</p>
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<p>Let's start with one of the most frequently encountered problem behaviors in both dogs and puppies. While some barking and other vocalizing is perfectly normal, in many cases barking, howling and whining can become problematic. This is particularly important for those living in apartment buildings, or in closely spaced homes. Fielding complaints about barking is not the best way for you and your dog to meet the neighbors.</p>
<p>Some tips of dealing with excessive whining, barking and howling include:</p>
<p>* If your puppy or dog is howling or whining while confined to its crate, immediately take it to its toilet area. Most puppies and dogs will whine when they need to do their business.</p>
<p>* It is important to teach a dog or a puppy to accept being alone. Many dogs suffer from separation anxiety, and these stressed dogs can exhibit all sorts of destructive and annoying behaviors. It is important to accustom the puppy to being left on its own, even when the owner is at home.</p>
<p>* Always strive to make the puppy or dog as comfortable as possible. Always attend to the physical and psychological needs of the dog by providing food, water and toys.</p>
<p>* If the dog is whining, check for obvious reasons first. Is the water dish empty? Is the dog showing signs of illness? Has his or her favorite toy rolled under the furniture? Is the temperature of the room too hot or too cold?</p>
<p>* Do not reward the puppy or dog for whining. If the dog whines when left alone, for instance, it would be a mistake to go to the dog every time it whines.</p>
<p>* After you have ensured that the dog's physical needs are being met, and that discomfort is not responsible for the whining, do not hesitate to reprimand the dog for inappropriate behavior.</p>
<p>Problem Chewing</p>
<p>Puppies naturally chew, and they tend to explore their world using their mouths and teeth. While chewing may be normal, however, it is not acceptable, and it is important to nip any chewing problems in the bud to prevent the chewing puppy from growing into a chewing dog.</p>
<p>Providing a variety of chew toys is important when teaching a puppy what is appropriate to chew and what is not. Providing a variety of attractive chew toys is a good way to keep the puppy entertained and to keep his teeth and gums exercised. Scented or flavored toys are great choices for most puppies. </p>
<p>The puppy should be encouraged to play with these chosen toys, and the puppy should be effusively praised every time he or she plays with or chews these toys.</p>
<p>Another great strategy is to encourage the puppy to get a toy every time he or she greets you. Every time the puppy greets you or a member of your family, teach him to get one of his toys.</p>
<p>It is also important to exercise good housekeeping techniques when training a puppy not to chew on inappropriate items. Keeping the area to which the puppy has access free and clean is important. Keeping items out of reach of the puppy will go a long way toward discouraging inappropriate chewing. Try to keep the puppy's area free of shoes, trash, and other items, and always make sure that the area has been properly puppy proofed.</p>
<p>If the puppy does pick up an inappropriate item like a shoe, distract the puppy and quickly replace the item with one of its toys. After the puppy has taken the toy, praise it for playing with and chewing that toy.</p>
<p>Try booby trapping items the dog should avoid by spraying them with bitter apple, Tabasco sauce or other nasty but non-toxic items. <br />The author Tony Williams manages the <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/bSka/U8DX">dog behavior training</a> website that offers access to expert dog training tools and resources and a chance to get quality <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/JiTt/uXFD"> dog training DVD's and videos</a> by an expert dog trainer.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:11:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Snakes are like all other animals that exist on the planet. Snakes are living creatures that you can see wherever you go in nature. To view one of the largest snakes that exist today in the world you have to visit Africa. In Senegal live one of the most dangerous snakes that exist today in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Snakes are like all other animals that exist on the planet. Snakes are living creatures that you can see wherever you go in nature. To view one of the largest snakes that exist today in the world you have to visit Africa. </p>
<p>In Senegal live one of the most dangerous snakes that exist today in the world and its name is Black Mamba. This snake In addition to being large and can grow and more than 15 meters and it is still toxic. Its venom is very strong and the scientific research of these snakes can be dangerous with only one gram of its poison can kill more than 16 people. </p>
<p>Its poison is one of the most dangerous on the world. Many people have a problem with this snake because it lives in areas where people. Bigger problem is that in Africa there is a large number of hospitals that when a man bites the <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/bJEg/Vurz">biggest snake</a> received first aid at the time. In North America there is a snake named Blue Racer snake and the snake is something different from the Black Mamba. It is not so large and the maximum which can grow this snake is 2 meters. </p>
<p>This snake is not dangerous and if you meet with her then you will be in danger. <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/0ZhO/MRAd">Blue Racer snake</a> is very rare because they are snakes in the American States has only 7 thousand currently. Blue Racer Snake is a snake that is black. This snake lives in the woods, but most can also be seen in the water of some rivers. </p>
<p>There are several thousands of snakes in the world currently, and this story was only about two snakes that live in different parts of the world. There are <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/FzBj/ALmv">many types of snakes</a> and any other information you can visit a blog that is here to help you learn all about this reptile. Snakes are endangered animals today, and therefore to be maintained because they are a mystery to all people.<br />
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		<title>Easy Ways to Stop Dog Obsessive and Fixated Behaviors</title>
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<p>Dogs develop fixations for many reasons, often as a result of a lack of exercise, or maybe he becomes obsessed with chasing a ball because he never gets a walk. One of first steps to helping a dog overcome an obsession is to increase his exercise. Obsessive and fixated behaviours can develop because of lack of leadership or just boredom. </p>
<p>A fixation is literally an addiction or obsession. Many dogs with one fixation usually have other fixations for example squirrels, cats, bikes, lorries, push-chairs, lights, Frisbees, shadows, roller blades, toys, food, water, chasing their tails or licking their bodies. It could be anything. Just because a dog likes to play fetch does not mean he has a fixation. A fixation goes beyond normal dog behavior and becomes an obsession that is not only extremely annoying, but a problem for the dog. For dogs, obsessions and fixations can become as seriously harmful as addictions are for humans. When we laugh at a dog that is fanatical over a bone, a ball or toy, a shaft of light, a game of fetch, or the neighbor's cat, it's like laughing at someone who is falling-down drunk. Sure, his behavior looks comical at the moment, but the truth is, he's truly got no physical or psychological control over himself. Someday, he may really hurt himself and those around him. That's exactly what obsessive behavior is to a dog - an addiction. </p>
<p>Identify the Obsession <br />A normal dog plays well with others - you, your kids, and other dogs. He can like one toy or game more than another, but it's still a game. An obsessive dog will take such games very seriously. His playing will have a whole different level of intensity to it. When a dog is becoming obsessive, his face and body language will visibly change. His body will stiffen. A glaze will form over his eyes - his pupils become fixated and you can't distract his gaze. It appears almost as if he's in a trance. He has entered a zone in which there is no lightheartedness, no relaxation, and no joy in play. Nothing can break his concentration from that object. Obsession is not a happy place to be. It is a zone in which an animal is blind to everything around him that should make him happy. </p>
<p>Some dogs will launch themselves against a fence trying to catch a cat. Others will dig and dig until their paws bleed. Some might chew their bodies obsessively until their skin is raw, oblivious to pain. It is a worry that he can put himself in danger by chasing his prey into a busy street, or over a ledge, hang himself by his collar when caught on a fence or chase another animal that then decides to fight rather than flee. </p>
<p>Prevent the Obsession<br />Monitor the intensity of your dog's play. Keep the level of play mild so he can still enjoy it. Your dog must understand that there are limits to any game - whether playing with a favorite toy, or stalking small prey in the backyard. Those limits are determined by you, not by him. You must end the playtime. Set rules for when to quit games. If you play for longer periods of time and don't set the end time for the game you will find that he will not quit unless you put the toy away from his sight or he will obsessively search for that toy. He will also do things he doesn't normally do, such as act aggressively or bark obsessively. For example, a dog fixated on food might bite his owner if he tries to take his bowl away.</p>
<p>Correct Obsession by Increasing Exercise<br />Make sure your dog is properly exercised and is not living with pent-up energy. Most of the time an obsession is something that the dog has discovered can work as an outlet for anxiety, frustration, or suppressed energy. Two 30 minute walks a day and incorporating training and play time will stimulate his mind to prevent his Obsessive and Fixated Behaviours. </p>
<p>Correct obsessive/possessive behavior <br />It is important that you know your dog, by learning to recognize the physical cues and energy signs when your dog is getting into an obsessive state, and stop this before it escalates to a high level, by correcting your dog immediately to bring him to the highest level of submission. Keep the toy or object of obsession next to him until he moves away from it voluntarily. Most people will snatch a toy away and say, "No!" By doing this, you can escalate the obsession into a highest level - making the object prey, and making you a potential target. Your dog may not want to bite a family member, but he is in a state now where he can't stop on his own. </p>
<p>Distraction <br />Trying to pull them away from their fixation only intensifies their energy to go after the object even more. Distract him with a healthy treat or favorite toy.</p>
<p>Remember, dogs don't rationalize.</p>
<p>An interesting fact is that the term addiction derives from the Latin word addicere, "to sentence". When we allow our dogs' habits to progress to the point of obsession and/or addiction, we are actually "sentencing" them to a very frustrated, unhappy existence. </p>
<p>Sam Carter has produced a Dog Obedience e-book that will help solve the most common dog behavior problems quickly and easily, thanks to powerful insider information, thousands of dog owners worldwide have been successful with their dog training and solved their dog's behavior problems.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>A burrow bed is perfect for any pet. You probably already familiar with Petmate, as this is famous brand for attractive and wonderful pet supplies products. The Petmate 25-Inch Burrow Bed is neither too big nor too small and is great for puppies, small dogs, kittens and other pets.</p>
<p>The material used is machine washable which is great because after some extensive usage, the burrow bed will definitely need some washing. In addition to that, the material being used on this burrow bed is also a great heat trapper. Rest assured that the pet will be warm enough while they lay on this burrow bed. The product is also very comfortable and soft as it is made using a faux suede fabric with a Berber fleece surface to sleep at which makes it very cozy as well. In addition to that, the inner layer is also filled with high loft polyester fiber.</p>
<p>The bed is great for pets that like to burrow. Bear in mind that the hood does not stand still as advertised and that is why the product is only good for burrowers. For non-burrowers, it is suggested to get a general bed for pets. </p>
<p>There are complaints about the surface area of the bed. Although the product is advertised of being a 25-inch burrow bed, there are claims that the sleeping surface is no more than 20-inch. Therefore, those with a larger pet should opt with a bigger sized bed.</p>
<p>With price tag for around $30, it is definitely worth to consider having it for your best friend at home. In fact, the Petmate 25-Inch Burrow Bed, Navy Blue is one of the cheapest burrow beds with excellent quality. Therefore, do not hesitate on buying one of these as it is definitely worth the investment. The pet will definitely thank the owner for this.</p>
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		<title>Love Your Birds and Hamsters Give Them the Best Place to Live.</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Feb 2012 18:13:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hamsters are the rodents which are very tiny and delicate just as like birds. Their fur coats and chubby cheeks attract humans to opt them as a pet. The birds are always in demand for owning as a pet. Having a pet and believing it will always stay with you even after setting it free [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Hamsters are the rodents which are very tiny and delicate just as like birds. Their fur coats and chubby cheeks attract humans to opt them as a pet. The birds are always in demand for owning as a pet. Having a pet and believing it will always stay with you even after setting it free and even after taking it out is similar as going out in the rain without an umbrella and trusting you will not get wet because you believe it. Thus having a cage is must while owning a pet.</p>
<p> Birds are creature which have wings and can fly thus they need a specifically tailored suitable for their size and wings. They need cages to have a continuously ventilation or mostly made by metal sticks which are suitable for their almost continually passing tool and urine habit thus the whole cage doesn</p></div>
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		<title>Where Did the Guinea Pig Get Its Unusual Name</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Feb 2012 16:11:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ever since we were introduced to the guinea pig in about 1550, they have been known by this name. But when you think about it, it seems an odd choice, considering the fact that they aren't pigs, and don't come from Guinea. If this is the case, then where did the name come from? This [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Ever since we were introduced to the guinea pig in about 1550, they have been known by this name. But when you think about it, it seems an odd choice, considering the fact that they aren't pigs, and don't come from Guinea.</p>
<p>If this is the case, then where did the name come from? This is what this article will investigate, by looking at each part of the name one at a time.</p>
<p>The 'pig' part of 'guinea pig' is probably the easiest to explain. While they aren't related to the pig family, guinea pigs share several characteristics and traits with them. For example, they are both very stocky animals, with big heads and hardly any tail. They also both spend much of their time eating and sleeping, and both make squeaking noises.</p>
<p>It is likely that people noticed these similarities, and began using the term 'pig' as part of this new animal's name.</p>
<p>It is not quite as straightforward to explain the 'guinea' part of their name. After all, these creatures come from South America, many thousands of miles from the Guinea, in Africa.</p>
<p>At this time, it was common for people to refer to any foreign, exotic place as 'Guinea'. The name became synonymous with images of some distant, mystical place, and anything with this term in its name also sounded new and exciting. It is likely that the guinea pig got its name in this way as well.</p>
<p>Finally, some people call guinea pigs by another name - 'cavies'. Although this sounds entirely different, it has a much more straightforward origin. The Latin name for these animals is 'Cavia porcellus'. This is a bit long-winded, so people tend to use the shortened version, cavy.</p>
<p>No matter whether you prefer the name guinea pig or cavy, you should now have a better idea of where this gorgeous animal got its name.</p>
<p>Nowadays, guinea pigs are popular domestic pets and have become much loved in many societies around the world. Many people treat their pets with accessories such as a <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/XIf6/H5Bu">guinea pig playpen</a> or <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/j9Dk/p4db">run</a> to keep them healthy, happy, and entertained.</p>
<p>You can learn more on Pete's website, <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/J3LW/MrrA">Guinea Pig Corner</a>, which is full of useful and interesting information about these gorgeous animals.<br />
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		<title>Learn About the Falcon Bird</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Feb 2012 12:17:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Falcon birds are one of the 60 species of birds of prey that comprise of the family known as the Falconidae in the sequence of Falconiformes, which also has the eagles, hawks, kites and vultures included in the family. The real falcons are epitomized by a bullet-shaped body, which is normally long with pointed wings [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Falcon birds are one of the 60 species of birds of prey that comprise of the family known as the Falconidae in the sequence of Falconiformes, which also has the eagles, hawks, kites and vultures included in the family. The real falcons are epitomized by a bullet-shaped body, which is normally long with pointed wings and a medium to sometimes long tail, with sharp long toes, hooked shaped claws, a short neck and a small hooked, normally jagged bill. </p>
<p>These birds vary in size from 15 to 63 cm (6 to 25 inches) in length and weigh up to 1.8 kg (4 lbs). Their colours may differ widely among the species; however both the sexes of any species normally look alike in appearance, except for the fact that the female falcon birds are larger in size. </p>
<p>Some of their species are also known as hobbies, kestrels, falconets, or the merlin (pigeon hawk); and nine or ten out of their species in four various groups are called the caracaras. In falconry, only the female peregrine (hawk/duck), Falco peregrinus, is appropriately called the falcon; in authoritarian falconry usage of the term, it might as well be applied to other birds on in an amalgamation with additional descriptive words. Likewise, the male peregrine is called a tiercel, but the can only be applied to various other male falcons with proper qualifying terms. </p>
<p>Falcon birds are very sturdy and swift fliers with immense aerial alertness. They hardly ever fly in a way of hawks. The peregrine has been timed at 290 km/h (180 mph). This rate of speed and alertness make falcon bird's unbeaten hunters of birds, reptiles, and many smaller mammals. Many of the species, conversely, are very insectivorous or eaters of carrion. But falcons wallop and seize their prey with their immensely sharp claws, and they normally kill their captured prey with their beaks.  </p>
<p>These birds are usually private or they live in pairs. They make their nests on trees or on cliffs. They often invade the nests of other birds. The female falcon bird commonly lays two to six eggs, and both the male and the female falcons incubate their eggs and take care of their young. The falcon goes through four various yet unique periods in its life cycle. The duration of each period varies among the species and also with the size of the birds. The nestling period take the time from hatching to the first flight of the young one. During this time the young bird grows swiftly and grows all of its feathers. The post-nestling phase is of course the fledging. Through this time the parents of the young hunt food for their little ones. It is considered a juvenile when the bird leaves its nest to be on its own. The juvenile period lasts until the bird has reached its sexual maturity, which is when it is said to be an adult. Most falcons rarely ever live for more than 20 years. </p>
<p>The falcon birds' one real adversary and enemy is mankind. For many years the falcons were considered to be as vermin for they were thought to be a heavy toll on the livestock. However, now pesticides have been the main reason for devastating and jeopardizing several species. The first fossil record of the falcon family is from the Miocene Epoch of Argentina, which was present nearly 15 million years ago. Today, there are eleven known fossil species. </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pet are like one of our family member and its our responsible to take a proper care regarding their health. As pets can get harm anytime and anywhere, the pet owner should be aware of pet health problems. Some pet owners are ready to pay not only hundreds but also thousands of dollars on their [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Pet are like one of our family member and its our responsible to take a proper care regarding their <br />
health. As pets can get harm anytime and anywhere, the pet owner should be aware of pet health <br />
problems.</p>
<p>Some pet owners are ready to pay not only hundreds but also thousands of dollars on <br />
their pet health without knowing that the bill stack up. The pet owner must know how much <br />
actually they decided to spend on their pet health as food and shelter is not only the thing which <br />
your pet need. Its our responsibility to look after its health. </p>
<p>Decide first which type of insurance you are looking for your pet, as every pet health insurance <br />
vary from each other. Pet health insurance shows your deep love for pet and are willing to spend <br />
a significant amount of money on their health. </p>
<p>Find out which company gives the best pet health insurance and which insurance company can <br />
Give you fast reimbursement. Read all the policy and maintain a file to keep a proper information <br />
Regarding the premium which your are paying.</p>
<p>Your responsibility don't ends on food and shelter beyond that your pet needs his health guaranty<br />
Pet health insurance can give your pet a long and healthier life to live and in return your pet will <br />
give you more time of enjoyment and happiness in your family which a healthy atmosphere at <br />
home with all your family member including your pet.</p>
<p>I am Free Lance writer and currently for this website <a rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.pet-health.org/VjD0/8RSL"> Pet Health </a> . I have just started to write article and press releases which are related to this mentioned site. This article is prepared on the basis of reliable sources. If you find any error or mistake in this article please email us immediately at this email address annajosephs@gmail.com so that we can take immediate action.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Goldfish spawning is a fairly regular occurrence, if the conditions in their tank or pond environment are just right. Of course you also need a male and a female to start the spawning process and it's impossible to tell which is which until they mate for the first time. The male goldfish will have white [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Goldfish spawning is a fairly regular occurrence, if the conditions in their tank or pond environment are just right. Of course you also need a male and a female to start the spawning process and it's impossible to tell which is which until they mate for the first time. The male goldfish will have white flecks on both their pectoral region and gills, with their anal region being more internal, while the female anal region is outer, basically the opposite of mammal genitals. </p>
<p>Temperature</p>
<p>The goldfish spawning act will start usually when there is an abrupt raise in temperature. This is because the eggs need temperatures over 70 degrees (F) to hatch and turn to fry. A tell tale sign of goldfish spawning is seeing one chase after the other non-stop. The female will do everything they can (including jumping) to get away from the male, as part of nature's mate selection process. Most animals and mammals play "hard to get" in a way of finding the strongest mate, with the best genetics.</p>
<p>The "Chase"</p>
<p>The male will continue chasing the female, actively ramming her hundreds of times in an attempt to coax her eggs out, so he can fertilize them. Most breeders will sex their goldfish and try to have 2 - 4 male goldfish for every female to improve the odds of healthy stock. In professional breeding environments, the males are sexed and kept separate from females until breeding is induced.</p>
<p>Maximizing Numbers</p>
<p>If the eggs are left in with the goldfish, the majority of them will be eaten. In cases where you want to maximize the number of fry (baby fish) from the goldfish spawning: Remove the eggs after the male has milted (fertilized) them and immediately rinse the eggs in water over 70</p></div>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Tropical Fish Care - Get Top Tips For Tropical Fish</p>
<p>Below are 6 top tips for tropical fish care:<br />
1)	Tropical Fish Tank Tips<br />
You should try to get the biggest tank you can afford. As a result water temperature will be stable in bigger tank and it will be easier to care for your fishes.<br />
2)	Tropical Fish Should Have Plenty Of Places To Hide.<br />
Resulting in lower levels of stress for your tropical fish.<br />
3)	Fish Should Be Away From Sunlight.<br />
Direct sunlight will also increase your tanks water temperature. Thus avoid sunlight to help you care better for your Tropical fish.<br />
4)	Fish Feeding Care<br />
A good diet is an essential part of Tropical Fish Care. Do not give your tropical fish only. To ensure better fish care do not over feed your fish.<br />
5)	Stocking of Tropical Fish<br />
Don't add too many fish to your tank. It's better to add fishes in your tank slowly to help tank's biological filtration system to work properly.<br />
6)	Fish Tank Maintenance Tips and Care<br />
The Absolute Tropical Fish Secrets Guide</p>
<p>So, you want to know some secrets about caring for your tropical fish? So if you want to care for your tropical fish the correct way, then it's important you're aware of some tropical fish secrets that you must adopt. For starters, tropical fish enjoy certain types of lighting as opposed to ordinary fish. <br />
Beginner and rather new amateur tropical fish pet owners will typically feed their tropical fish whenever they remember, at any time of the day, just when they thing it 'suits'. Some tropical fish secrets are also not readily revealed by the pet shop owners. <br />
These include certain types of tropical fish that just don't get on with other types. So at the end of the day, be mindful of these tropical fish secrets, and use them to your advantage when caring for your fish and your fish tank. </p>
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		<title>Running a Pet Earthfriendly Iguana</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Feb 2012 05:43:30 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Possessing a environmentally friendly iguana as a dog can b excellent entertaining and a really exciting adventure. The eco-friendly iguana is a incredibly intriguing, intriguing, gorgeous reptile that creates a good puppy. But possessing a shade iguana is proceeding to call for some specialized knowledge and it has exclusive wants and can grow to be [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Possessing a environmentally friendly iguana as a dog can b excellent entertaining and a really exciting adventure.  The eco-friendly iguana is a incredibly intriguing, intriguing,  gorgeous reptile that creates a good puppy.  But possessing a shade iguana is proceeding to call for some specialized knowledge and it has exclusive wants and can grow to be rather large.</p>
<p>In buy to own personal a single of these excellent reptiles you do need to know how to property it, what climate it will will need, what are the right foods for the earth-friendly iguana (a whole lot of people today get this extremely drastically wrong).  You will might need to know about what condition it may get, the temperament of the lizard, the young eco-friendly iguana can be feisty and a little bit ruthless</p>
<p>You will need to have to consider and discover a vet that has a great know-how about reptiles. This is vital you do not want to wait till your canine lizard is in dire require or pretty ill to start out seeking for one particular.</p>
<p>There are some quite exciting truth about the shade iguana you might like to know. For instants, Shade iguanas have 3 eyelids, they have a upper eyelid, a reduce eyelid, and a third transparent eyelid that closes from the bottom up and aids in in maintaining its eyes lubricated. When proudly owning a earth-friendly iguana'as a puppy you obtain that the tail is an additional interesting element of its system.  Its tail is pretty prolonged, typically about 3 instances the duration of the system and facilitates to offer balance when walking along branches in the forest and more power when an iguana is swimming, and can be used as a a defensive weapon when it feels threatened by whipping and slashing its tail st the the would predator.  And if the tail will get caught or the is grabbed it can release or drop the end of its tail in order to escape.</p>
<p>The mouth of the iguana is rather huge and consists of dozens of very small, shaped teeth.  Each and every tooth is serrated and particularly sharp.  A bite from a shade iguana can quickly cut deep into your skin so beware.</p>
<p>Canine Iguanas require really enjoy, just like a dog or a cat would.  They are not creatures pleased to be stuck in a cage, fed, cleaned and overlooked.  They need to have contact, interaction, the much more you interact and indicate your lizard some adore the improved you and your pet lizard will bond.</p>
<p>There are charge when having an iguana as a pet, the housing enclosure alone can be very expensive. You will have vet costs, feeding expense, you require to acquire gauges for the enclosure to retain the suitable temperatures in its housing and there a host of other expenditures when running a iguana.</p>
<p>Finding out the appropriate issues to feed a iguana is essential and you need to analysis anything at all you approach on giving your lizard previous to you feed that meals to it.  I have herd of men and women feeding their dog environmentally friendly iguanas cat foods and this is really drastically wrong! Environmentally friendly iguanas are strict herbivores, they only eat plants and do not require animal proteins in their diet programs.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Feb 2012 05:34:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A guide to the Live food options that are available for reptiles Did you know that it's easy to make mealtimes a mouth-watering treat for your reptile by providing them with a variety of Live food? As a caring owner you might already be proving your lizard with a balanced diet but if you are [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>A guide to the Live food options that are available for reptiles </p>
<p>Did you know that it's easy to make mealtimes a mouth-watering treat for your reptile by providing them with a variety of Live food? As a caring owner you might already be proving your lizard with a balanced diet but if you are new to reptile care a few pointers could be required. Whilst it's possible to by canned food and dried varieties of food for your Gecko, they'd much prefer to gorge on a juicy cricket or mealworm. Therefore, stock up on their favourite food and they'll look forward to mealtimes in the future.</p>
<p>Shopping for Live food </p>
<p>Your local supermarket probably doesn't have a Live food counter but there are many reptile supply stores that can be found that keep large quantities of food in stock. Normally, mealworms and the like are sold in tubs and depending on the size of the worms, this will dictate the size of the tub that you eventually buy. Cost-wise, Live food is relatively inexpensive so you can keep your Gecko happy whilst keeping a firm reign on the purse strings. </p>
<p>Other species of Live food</p>
<p>We might have mentioned mealworms and grasshoppers as food options for lizards but other kinds of Live food can be purchased as well. Field crickets and caterpillars can be equally well received by reptiles and earth worms or locusts prove to be popular teatime treats as well. A decent supplier will be able to provide you with plenty of options if you want to add a bit of variety to your reptile's diet. </p>
<p>Keep reptiles healthy by giving them fresh Live food</p>
<p>It's advisable to buy fresh live food on a regular basis to ensure of the quality of the feed. Suppliers have a responsibility to the customer to ensure they buy Live food from reputable breeders so you know that you are giving your pet reptile the best food that is available. Hopefully your reptile will live a healthy and happy life if you make mealtimes a special occasion by serving Live food from the menu. </p>
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		<title>Traveling Through Canada by Car With Your Pet Rabbit 3 Facts to Know Before You Go</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are planning a long ride or a move and you are taking your pet rabbit with you, there are several things you have to consider. Traveling through Canada by car with your pet rabbit may not be as easy as you think if you never made him travel before.There are at least 3 [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>If you are planning a long ride or a move and you are taking your pet rabbit with you, there are several things you have to consider. Traveling through Canada by car with your pet rabbit may not be as easy as you think if you never made him travel before.There are at least 3 facts you must know about before you made that decision.</p>
<p>Traveling can stressed out your rabbit  Most rabbits will not enjoy long rides because of all the stress that being in a car will be giving them.If you absolutely have to take your rabbit on a long trip, you need a good size pet carrier to put him in. Put a towel on the bottom and bring plenty more to change them later along with food, hay and a bottle of water.Also take plenty of fresh vegetables and extra food for a long ride.</p>
<p>Rabbits are sensitive to overheating If you are planing on traveling in the summer months, remember to never leave the rabbit in the car while you stop, even if it is only for a quick one.Rabbits can overheat very easily and in just for a few minutes, they can suffocate and die.If your car does not have air conditioned,prepare in advance some frozen bottles of water that you put in the carrier wrapped in small towels so the rabbit can lean against them to cool off.</p>
<p>Take time to get him out to exercise If you will be traveling for several days in a row, get your rabbit out every night and take him in the motel room with you.Lay a large towel on the bathroom floor and install his litter box, food and water.Put the pet carrier on the doorway with the open door facing the bathroom and let him out so you can go for dinner without worrying about him destroying anything.</p>
<p>Remember that if your rabbit is not used to traveling through Canada by car with your pet rabbit could be risky. Some bunnies can get really stressed out and stop eating for over 24 hours, witch could be dangerous for their lives.Unless you have no other choice, if you are moving for example, it would be safer for your little friend to find him a keeper while you are going away.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Age of Empires is a real time strategy game for the PC. In Age of Empires, there are three common strategies, rushing, booming, and turtling. Rushing consists of getting to age 2 ASAP and building a barracks so you can create a small army and cripple the opponent's economy early on. Booming is where you [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div>Age of Empires is a real time strategy game for the PC. In Age of  Empires, there are three common strategies, rushing, booming, and  turtling. Rushing consists of getting to age 2 ASAP and building a barracks so you can create a small army and cripple the opponent's economy early on. Booming is where you start creating villagers right off the bat and create an enormous economy so you can make a massive, fully upgraded army later in the game. Turtling is, in my opinion, the best of the three strategies, you start by fortifying your position immediately and spreading across most of the map, after they fortify, they essentially become boomers. This guide will hopefully help you turtle your way to victory.</p>
<p>If you want to turtle you need to have a good civilization. For the purposes of this guide, I will be using the Portuguese because they get a town center wagon every time they level up.</p>
<p>Start by building a wall around your town center, a SMALL wall that just barely gives your settlers enough room to get out. (If you have extra wood lying around build extra gates around the town center.<br />
Task three settlers on wood, one on coin, and two on food.<br />
Create villagers until you hit the population cap tasking them appropriately.<br />
Have the last villager build a house.<br />
Build five more villagers and make sure that there are five on each resource<br />
Age up with the philosopher prince, and then build four villagers.<br />
While you age up have a spare villager, build a barracks and build five skirmishers and five pike men.<br />
Build a new town center close to your old one and build a similar wall around it.<br />
Build an extra house or two and age up with the exiled prince.<br />
Build 5 more villagers and a wall that encompasses your entire base and build a new town center near your other two.<br />
Continue to act like a boomer until the end of the game.</p>
<p>I hope that this guide will help you in the battles to come, but remember, the best boomer will defeat the best turtler, the best turtler will defeat the best rusher, and the best rusher will defeat the best boomer.</p>
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