Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Savings for Pet Supplies Made Easy


Shopping Online with Coupon Codes for your pet is ideal for the thrifty shopper.

Pets Love CouponSnaphot. They will jump up and down, bark and meow. If they could talk, they would tell you to go and save money with coupon promotional codes.

Actually, your pet would care less about coupon specials online. However, you will love saving money with online coupons to get great savings for your pet items. CouponSnapshot has coupon codes and deals from shops all over the internet. There is a list of these shops from A to Z.

Continue with this article on Shopping for Pet Products Online with Coupon Codes

Read more on online coupon deals at:
Shopping with Online Coupon Codes
Best Amazon Coupon Codes

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Should You Have a Beware of Dog Sign




Sent to me via email, this photo made my day. 

Although this photo all in fun, should you post a "Beware of Dog" sign?

Seriously, it is hard to find an answer for this. Having a sign posted on your fence does not make you less liable if your pet has bitten someone. In some cases, it puts up a flag that you have an aggressive dog.

As new homeowners, we decided that it was a good idea to have a dog to protect our home. Our first dog was a German Shepherd mix. He was protective, though not aggressive. We posted a "Beware of Dog" sign to the fence.

Then one day, a neighborhood (troubled) kid, also a relative to my husband was teasing our dog. I told him to stop, but he continued. He then tore back the skin of his finger with a stick, making it bleed. He said, "Your dog bit me!"

I know he didn't, because I watched it all play out.

A few months later, out insurance company told us that we had to put our dog down because of the biting incident. Fortunately, for our dog, he was very sick with a heart condition and died prior to this.

Do "Beware of Dog" signs protect you? In my opinion, the answer is NO!

Here are some "Beware of Dog" products from Zazzle. Click on the "Buy Now" to purchase. Two are posters and one is a postcard.


Beware of Dog Poster
Mad Dog On Property Postcards
Never mind the dog beware of owner posters



Thursday, September 29, 2011

Love of Dachshund Cards on Zazzle

I love dachshunds! They are so cute with their short legs, long body, long snout and they hop when they run.

When my sister-in-law was living in an apartment for more than a year waiting for the divorce to be finalized, we took her dog Trixie in to live with us. She was a very fat dog with her belly touching the ground. By time my sister-in-law was able to take Trixie back, this little wiener dog was a lean, mean, barking machine.

We didn't want to see her go and she was offered to live with us for good, but my sister-in-law needed Trixie more than she knew. We knew that they belonged together. Trixie is now in dog heaven.

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Peanut the Wiener dog, lives with Kelly who is known as RealHousewife from HubPages. Join her there for some great articles. Be a guest blogger. Add something about your pet and I will post it here.

Do you have cute pet photos? With your permission I will add them to my Zazzle shop kingdomofanimals giving you backlinks to your site. Contact me at sandy@sandyspider.com if you are interested in ether of these.

For a short time, Zazzle has a 25% savings sale on all cards, calendars and ornaments. Click on any of the links on here and at the check out add code HOLIDAYEARLY to the order. This ends on Sept. 29, 2011. But don't worry, Zazzle always has specials going. Greeting cards and postcards are great deals anytime.

Check out he coupon button below to see what special codes to use for great discounts.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Funny Cockatiel Showing Off for the Camera!

It all started when a friend was moving and the new apartment wouldn't allow them to bring their cockatiel, Juanita. So, Juanita became our pet bird. She had a bit an attitude and she seemed to miss her owner. After we had her living with us for awhile, we decided that she needed a mate. So we bought a young male breeder, hoping to get her sprits up and eventually see little cockatiels flying around.

We no longer have our cockatiels, though I do enjoy seeing some funny videos about them. I found this video from keven1217 on YouTube pretty funny. Rocky is really showing off for the camera.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Dogs and Ferrets

These are the latest of two dog articles and two ferret articles on Squidoo.

We love our German Shepherd Buddy. He is a spoiled dog. the following two articles (lenses) are about Buddy and his wish list. Click on the Links to read the articles.
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Buddy the German Shepherd

Meet Buddy
Buddy is our 8 year old German Shepherd. We rescued him from our local Humane Society. He was 18 months old then and quarantined from the other animals. We were told that he was not sociable with other dogs.

After a period of getting to know Buddy, we brought him home.

He gets along great with the neighbor's pugs and my sister-in-law's dogs. Trixie the Dachshund, (may she rest in peace) and Ringo the Border Collie. Ringo is very much alive and loves attention. (Read more by clicking on the link above).

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Birthday Wish List for My Dog
I'm a German Shepherd and behind me is my cousin Ringo (Shown on the lens). My birthday is February 2. Whether it is too early or too late for my big day doesn't mean you have to wait in fulfilling my birthday wish list quest.

Contact my human mom, Sandy and she will give you the address to send my gifts to.

I love new toys, a new bed and treats just like the next dog does. Searching around for the right gifts for myself, I think these will suit me just fine. (Read more by clicking on the link above).

The following two are about our albino ferret and what is need before bringing home a ferret and some toys they enjoy.

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Ferret Toys and Accessories
Ferrets are curious animals and want to discover everything. Our pet ferret, Roxie Lady loved her toys. Many of her toys were ferret and cat toys. She liked toys that had little bells and squeaky toys. She even had a toy ferret that made different sounds. Every time this toy would make a sound she would jump up and down as in a little dance.

One of Roxie's favorite toys was the tunnel toy. The longer the tunnel, the more she enjoyed it.

When we went camping, everyone loved the little white ferret on the leash.

On this lens (click on on the link above) are some toys I know Roxie Lady would love. Also a leash so you could walk your own ferret.

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Bringing Home a Ferret
Before we had the dogs (Buddy and Trixie), there was Roxie Lady, our albino ferret. We bought her when she was a 6 week old kit from the breeder. Among the litter of 8 baby ferrets, she was one of two albinos and the runt of all the ferrets.

It hadn't been that long since we put our dog Wendy to sleep. Something we hoped to never have to go through again. We vowed not to have another pet. But for that short period, it wasn't the same in our household.

Our daughter kept reading up on ferrets and brought up all the information she learned to our attention. She finally broke me down and Roxie came home with us to my husband's surprise.

Read more on Roxie and what to buy before bringing home the ferret on the link above.

Monday, May 10, 2010

Buddy is a Celebration Dog













Upstream Images Yellow Lab Bird Dog Static Wall Graphic

Every summer we celebrate the anniversary of the day we took Buddy home from the Humane Society. Back then it one had to have at least three supervised visits before taking home the pet. A background check was performed along with recommendations from the family's vet.

Buddy was also in a separate area from the other dogs. He did not socialized well with other canines. This made his future look bleak to a person just walking through.

He was our dog the first time my family seen him.

Our local Humane Society has changed since. Now anyone can walk in and take a pet immediately. Perhaps it is the large number of animals coming in their care. It was extreme when we wanted to adopt Buddy. But this is another extreme in my opinion.

Still, we would consider adopting our next pet from the Humane Society.

Here are two lenses about Buddy and the Humane Society. The first one is the latest.

Dog Party Charity Celebration
Adopt Your Next Pet from the Humane Society