Did You Hear the One About the Horse Going Into the Bar?

No, really. It’s for real. A new pub landlady got a shock when she discovered one of her regulars is a horse.
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No, really. It’s for real. A new pub landlady got a shock when she discovered one of her regulars is a horse.
Lorenzo has a flair for showmanship and an almost telepathic way of communicating with his team of horses. This is an impressive video.

This little guy’s face says it all.
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The ASPCA has some excellent tips for keeping your companion safe, warm and healthy throughout the winter.
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There is nothing cuter than a puppy or a kitten (or a horse or a hamster) under the Christmas tree. However, all to often as the new pet grows, things just don’t work out as planned. For the well-being of all animals that become holiday gifts, the ASPCA has some excellent advice, guidelines and key questions that are very important to consider before bringing a new pet into your home this holiday season.
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“I’ve come to the disturbing conclusion that I usually prefer the company of animals to humans. At first I thought I was just overreacting to the general indifference of most people to the plight, and intelligence, and emotional capacity, of animals, but now I think it has more to do with a preference for silent company and the realization that, as Shaw said, “the biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has occurred.†- Blogger Dave Pollard
This is an amazing video about Hawkeye the cat who scuba dives with gear custom made by his human. Even the family dog joins in.

The holidays can be great fun for your furry family members but some special precautions are in order to insure their safety. If you’ve ever had an young cat and a Christmas tree, you probably remember hearing your tree crash to the floor when your feline made an enthusiastic attempt to scale to the top of it. And, the last thing you want to do is to be rushing your dog to the emergency room after he has chewed through the electrical cords of the tree lights. Martha Stewart provides some excellent advice on how to prevent pet disasters this Christmas season.
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