Published documents by Beth Guide

2008

Dogs and Cats get urinary tract infections too. In fact it is very common for your pets to get an infection. Surveys show that one in seven animals brought in to the veterinarian's office is because of this illness. The infection is more common in cats and dogs that have an improper diet with a low resistance, although it can happen even if these aren't factors for your pet. Some of the...

The Most Popular Small Dog Breeds Published on 13/08/2008

In todays society there is a growing fad for small dogs. With so many different breeds it's hard to keep track of all of them. We will discuss this fad and the most poplular of the small dog breeds. More and more people are living in small metropolitan areas and have limited space for keeping a large pet in an appartment. This is one of the reasons that small breed dogs are becoming so...

Instincts and Traits in Dogs Published on 13/08/2008

Domestication of canines was accomplished by humans thousands of years ago. Many think that the world's first dogs were tamed wolves, as dogs share many biological traits with wolves. First of all they look very much alike and their actions are similar. They both have highly developed sense of smell and hearing. Dogs are extremely loyal and dependent on their masters. They have a place...

Celtic Advent Wreath Adds Irish Spirit To the Home Published on 12/08/2008

The advent wreath thought to have originated in Germany and Scandinavia has have deep roots into the early days of Christianity. Often made of evergreen and using candles to add light to the long winters the advent wreath has become a staple in Christian homes. As we have come into the modern age the customization of the advent wreath as taken this once utilitarian item and made it into a...

Roots of Palm Sunday Traverse Many Cultures Published on 12/08/2008

Palm Sunday is the last Sunday of Lent. It is always the start of Holy Week. It is one of the events that is mentioned in all four Canonical Gospels. It would seem according to the Gospel of John that just a week prior, Jesus was in Bethany having dinner with Lazarus, Mary and Martha and systematically the Church has the the Cycle A gospel for the 5th Sunday of Lent is Lazarus Sunday....

How Do You Become Catholic Published on 12/08/2008

How does a person become Catholic? The short answer is to contact the local Catholic Church in their community and ask to speak with the RCIA director or the Adult Education Dept. They will explain the process and periods. The process can take about a year unless you have some type of issue that will not allow you to complete your sacraments. Those type impediments would be former marriages...

What You Can Do For Your Undernourished Horse Published on 08/08/2008

It is important to monitor your horses weight regularly, especially if he is prone to weight loss. A good way to monitor weight gain or loss is with a weigh tape that can be purchased at most local tack shops or feed stores. If you use this tape at the same time each week, it will be about 90% accurate and will let you know if there is any potential health problems with your horse with weight...

Training Your Horse For The Farrier Published on 08/08/2008

One of the most important aspects of your horses care is to see to their hoof care. In order to receive proper care from a farrier you must give your horse a certain amount of training so as to make his job easier and make it easier on the horse in the bargain. There are so many horses that snatch thier feet away and fidget, sometimes actually leaning their weight on the farrier. Then you have...

Dogs and Aggression Biting Published on 04/08/2008

Some people think if a dog bites one time, that it will bite again and again. This is not necessarily true. Everything depends on the situation and why the dog bit. If your dog bites someone, it should let the owner that his dog is in need of immediate training modification to reduce his aggressive tendencies. In order to do that, you must first find out the reason the dog bit. Biting is...

Advent Tradition Circles Around a Wreath Published on 01/08/2008

If you ask any Catholic, they will tell you the season of Advent is a period of penance and preparing their heart for the coming of the Baby Jesus. But although not part of the Holy see opinion on Advent, the advent wreath, advent season and the family activities helps families stay focused on the real meaning of the season, Jesus, and not the commercialism Christmas has become. Advent...