I love going to the Denver Zoo. I don't get to go often, but when I do I usually take pictures of the animals that I see. Just wanted to share a few of the pictures that I have taken in a slideshow format. Hope you enjoy looking at them as much as I enjoyed taking them.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Rosie, the Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula
This is a Big Spider
My first and only experience with a tarantula was at the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, Colorado. This particular creature is one of the crawl-a-see-em insects that you can get up close and personal with.When I first met Rosie, a Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula, she was crawling around on her handlers hand. I was quite intrigued with her and at first I only wanted to photograph and ask questions about her. I discovered .... From: Rosie, the Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula
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Friday, September 24, 2010
Yorkie Health Tip: Taking Care of Your Yorkshire Terrier's Ears
A Yorkshire Terrier owner needs to pay close attention to the Yorkie's ears. Because of the Yorkie's long hair and the growth of hair inside the ear, Yorkies tend to get ear infections and ear mites. You need to inspect your Yorkies ears at least once a week. Following is a list of dos and don'ts for Yorkshire Terrier ear care.
Do remove hair from the inside of a Yorkie's ears
If you have your Yorkie regularly groomed, the groomer can do a good job of removing the hair inside the ear. In between professional grooming you can remove any accumulated hair by plucking it out of the ear by grabbing the hair with your fingers and giving a quick tug. If your Yorkie is very accommodating, you can...From: Yorkie Health Tip: Taking Care of Your Yorkshire Terrier's Ears
Do remove hair from the inside of a Yorkie's ears
If you have your Yorkie regularly groomed, the groomer can do a good job of removing the hair inside the ear. In between professional grooming you can remove any accumulated hair by plucking it out of the ear by grabbing the hair with your fingers and giving a quick tug. If your Yorkie is very accommodating, you can...From: Yorkie Health Tip: Taking Care of Your Yorkshire Terrier's Ears
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
The Lionfish a Unique Fish for Your Salt Water Aquarium
Not only is the lionfish unique, but it’s also venomous. Years ago I managed a pet store. We had salt water tanks and the lionfish is a salt water fish. We always had several of these fish in our tanks. People were fascinated with them because they looked so unusual.
The Lion Fish has a lot of personality, but you want to stay away from their spines as this is where you can get stung. These fish live naturally in regions such as Australia, Japan, Malaysia, Korea, and the Pitcairn Islands. This is a favorite fish of salt water enthusiasts. Their sting is...From: The Lionfish a Unique Fish for Your Salt Water Aquarium
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Friday, September 3, 2010
The Yorkshire Terrier Makes a Terrific Pet
I must say that I am partial to the Yorkshire Terrier as I own a beautiful little Yorkie named Bea. They are extremely loveable and have a lot of good qualities.
The Yorkshire terrier is a small dog and this makes them pretty versatile as far as the size of living space required. They are happy, loving and energetic with an extreme loyalty to their families. You couldn’t ask for a sweeter temperament and if they aren’t too little they make good pets around children.
Some Yorkies can be on the small side (sometimes only about 3 to 5 pounds at maturity), this size of dog wo... From: The Yorkshire Terrier Makes a Terrific Pet
The Yorkshire terrier is a small dog and this makes them pretty versatile as far as the size of living space required. They are happy, loving and energetic with an extreme loyalty to their families. You couldn’t ask for a sweeter temperament and if they aren’t too little they make good pets around children.
Some Yorkies can be on the small side (sometimes only about 3 to 5 pounds at maturity), this size of dog wo... From: The Yorkshire Terrier Makes a Terrific Pet
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Yorkie Health Tip: Care of the Yorkshire Terrier's Teeth
If you have this small breed dog, it's very important to be watchful of their teeth. Yorkies tend to get gum disease and they also develop plaque on their teeth quite easily.
In order for Yorkies to stay healthy you will need to keep a close watch on their dental health. If you don't attend to this, your Yorkie could develop other health problems such as tooth loss, and other serious...From: Yorkie Health Tip: Care of the Yorkshire Terrier's Teeth
In order for Yorkies to stay healthy you will need to keep a close watch on their dental health. If you don't attend to this, your Yorkie could develop other health problems such as tooth loss, and other serious...From: Yorkie Health Tip: Care of the Yorkshire Terrier's Teeth
Friday, August 20, 2010
Photos of the Different Stages of a Yorkshire Terriers Growth
Mrs. Beasley is my 2 1/2 year old Yorkshire Terrier. She weighed only 2.5 pounds when we brought her home. I have put pictures of her on one of my blogs that shows how she has changed over the last few years.
Yorkies are wonderful little dogs with great personalities. Please enjoy The Different Stages of a Yorkshire Terriers Growth
Yorkies are wonderful little dogs with great personalities. Please enjoy The Different Stages of a Yorkshire Terriers Growth
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