How To Keep Dogs Happy, And Happy With Dog

When it comes to pets, I am really a dog lover time and time again. Talking about animals, it is already a clich to even say that dogs are a class all their own. Their intelligence, cuteness, versatility, the way they treat their owners like their life support: these and more factors make the dog an important life companion. It has even been said that dogs have a lot to teach humans around them, since for one, they do not remember the ill-feelings they felt or showed the previous day.

My family has owned a few dogs over the years, and what sets them apart from the usual dog crowd is that they are all mutts! First of them is a German Shepherd mix (named a terse �Doggy�) which I cannot quite recall; the second is a shih tzu mix (�Chippy�); and the latest one at home is a half shih tzu, half maltese mongrel, Bruce. And now, just a small digression. I think Bruce will do well, and live longer than his precedessors, thanks largely to pet wormers which are available on the Web from Ivet.

The root of it all started when we allowed Bruce to roam more area in the yard. Little did we imagine that it would put his unique body chemistry on the line; obviously, he's really got a ton of a difference compared to his free-range wild cousins! The next visit to the vet confirmed that he needed pet wormers due to those backyard adventures. And a Google Search which led us to Ivet confirmed the same thing.

Aside from dogs, no pet was able to stay with us for years , let alone a few months (the chickens in the yard are not considered pets at home). Water animals? We've taken care of the transitory fish; the few-inch length beauties weeks after started eating each other's tails. One boring weekend, we even put some live freshwater shrimp destined for lunch in a tub of water for a few minutes of fun. Birds? We were able to only assign names to a bunch of field sparrows in a small cage before they managed to fly away.

So back to the mutts. The bottom line is that mutts are really good friends (or should I rather thank the agreeable breeds from which they came from?) to be with. I've also heard people debating which of these two could be smarter: purebred or mixed breeds? While I have yet to observe and know well a pure German Sheperd, or Shih Tzu, or Maltese, our 2 dogs before--and this new one now--are impressive animals that are very fun to be with. And we really look forward to having more fun mutts in the future, thanks partly to the help of these useful pet wormers.