Life Is Good Nylon Dog Collar, Surfer Blue, Small

• Nylon
• Comfortable
• durable
• washable

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Comfortable, durable, washable nylon is a great fabric for dog collars. Graphics are woven into a ribbon and sewn down onto the nylon. Plastic clip squeezes open and closed. Available in: Small: ¾” width, fits 8” – 14”, Medium: 1” width, fits 14” x 22”, Large: 1” width, fits 18” – 29”…. More >>

Life Is Good Nylon Dog Collar, Surfer Blue, Small

Life Is Good Nylon Dog Collar, Surfer Blue, Small

Midwest Life Stages Double-Door Folding Metal Dog Crate, 36 Inches by 24 Inches by 27 Inches

• Exceptionally versatile metal dog crate with adjustable divider panel
• Double doors for side and front access; slide-bolt latches; rounded corners
• Easily sets up and folds down to portable size; 2 plastic handles for carrying
• Durable satin-black electro-coat finish; ABS-plastic pan included
• Measures 36 by 24 by 27 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Product Description
The MIDWEST Life Stages folding Double Door Dog Crate/Cage cuts house breaking time in half and reduces behavioral problems, wether your starting with a new puppy or starting again with a adult dog. The Life Stages line of dog crates/cages has everything you need to be successful! The additional door provides you with the convienence of a side door for easy placement in a automobile in in your home. Each crate/cage has a FREE divider panel to ensure the proper size… More >>

Midwest Life Stages Double-Door Folding Metal Dog Crate, 36 Inches by 24 Inches by 27 Inches

Midwest Life Stages Double-Door Folding Metal Dog Crate, 36 Inches by 24 Inches by 27 Inches

Living In A Life Of Luxury

Fireplaces are helpful during winter. When Christmastime comes and your heater can’t seem to stabilize the temperature (maybe it’s busted), fireplaces are a good alternative. Also, if you wish to be that Mr. Romantic in a special evening with your someone, you can light up the fireplace and share wine by the fire. However, fireplaces have this con. Not all the smoke rise to the chimney. Some escape to the opening (just a little). And the result? The topmost center edge of your fireplace turns to black.

Luxury homes are nice. In fact, their market values normally sky rocket in the real estate arena. These homes do not only attract the rich local and foreign buyers but, sad to say, also the bad guys. Count the culprits and the burglars in.

Since these homes are the primary target of burglars, it is a must in every luxury home to have home security. There are a lot of home securities available in the market today-from the simple coded alarm to the high-tech remote sensors, these machines can surely protect your home from the bad guys.

If you think skylights are just restricted to museums and meteorology laboratories, you’re wrong (that’s what we see in movies!). In fact, you can have skylights in your own homes! Hire a contractor to remove a part of your roof where you want the skylight to be placed. Kitchens and living rooms are the perfect place since you spend most of your time in these places and/or entertain your guests here. Skylights allows the sun’s rays to enter your home, so no need for you to turn on that switch if the sun’s still up. It also provides warmth, so you can say turn off your heater once in a while. Plus, if you’re the romantic type, you can ask your special someone to stay with you in the living room and watch the stars at night.

Are you living in a tropical country? I can just imagine how hot it is in your place. With temperatures that can rise up to 32° C (72.96 F), humidity and sickness enter the picture. The best way to avoid this dilemma is to have your house fully air conditioned. You can watch your favorite movie in the den without having troubles in concentrating with the film because of the tremendous heat. You can prepare your favorite garden salad without sweating. And what’s good about this is that, you can keep a snow dog such as the Siberian husky inside your homes! These dogs normally live in cold climates and their number 1 requirement if transferred to a not-so-cold environment is the air conditioner. Enjoy your wintry house!

In the futuristic sense of apartment designs, metallic furniture and equipment are most popular. These provide a clean, sassy and elegant aesthetics to your futuristic theme. This theme is most commonly used in modern condominiums and bachelor’s pads.

One area of the apartment that can really benefit from the aesthetics of a futuristic/metallic theme is the kitchen area. Gone are the days where white is the common design for kitchens. Since this is the area where all food preparation and storage is done, this is prone to dirt, stains and mess. Metallic themes can make this dilemma hardly evident.

Siberian Husky: Kratos “New Life”

The first video of Kratos, me and my sis’s Siberian Husky at 8 weeks old. His name was taken from a (very cool) character from the 4-player RPG “Tales of Symphonia” by namco. Song: “Life” by E-Type Edit: Kratos now goes by the name, “Abyss”. Simply ‘cos many people had problems pronuncing his previous name right.

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Natural Life Adult Dog Food Dry, 128-Ounce Unit

• Contains 128 ounce bag of dog food fry
• Contains midwest harvested Whole Grains
• Glucosamine fortified
• Breeder recommended
• Naturally Preserved

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The Natural life adult dog food dry, 128 ounce unit contains is fortified with Glucosamine to help with the maintenance and care of your pet. The wheat used in this product is grown pesticide free and our preservatives are natural antioxidants and free from artificial chemical preservatives…. More >>

Natural Life Adult Dog Food Dry, 128-Ounce Unit

Natural Life Adult Dog Food Dry, 128-Ounce Unit

How Siberian Huskies Took Over My Life

It all began six years ago when I made a visit to a local dog sled race and was intrigued with the skijoring event. I had one mix breed from the shelter and had convinced myself that she really looked like she had some Alaskan in her. Other people seemed to think she was a Shepard mix. Not deterred I signed up for a skijoring lesson and fitted her with a harness. She did alright as long as the instructor was skiing ahead of us holding out biscuits, but when I tried it at home on our own she was having nothing to do with it. We tried a few more times before I realized that I should just let her chase Frisbees which was her real passion in life. Plan “B” was to visit the shelter and look for a “real” sled dog. As luck would have it my partner stopped by the local shelter and there was Jake the Siberian husky. She thought he was gorgeous and he sure pulled on the leash when she took him for a walk. I stopped by to check him out and had to agree, he was a handsome devil and he really did pull on the leash. We brought him home the next day for a trial visit and he’s still with us today.

Jake took to skijoring pretty well due to his basic Siberian pulling instinct which was an improvement over my other dog. We had a great winter with both of us learning how to skijor. It looked like so much fun that my partner was envious and we decided we really should get another dog so we could both skijor at the same time. There just happened to be a woman near by looking to place her entire dog team so we went to visit. No, we did not come home with the entire team. We exercised restraint and only brought home one, a pretty female named Misty. Now we each had a dog to skijor with and I got to go out with two a few times. That was a mistake because I found out how much fun it is to skijor with two. Now I thought since we were doing fine with two dogs (our first had passed away) how much more difficult could three be? The home were we got Misty still had four dogs looking for homes. We visited again and came home with Aiko. Of course the obvious next step is to get a fourth, then we could both skijor with two dogs each and we could even get a sled and try dogsledding with a team of four!

Once I started sledding I began to think about how much faster I would be able to go if I was running six dogs rather than four. This led to buying a pair of dogs from a gentleman out of state who had been breeding racing Siberians for around thirty years. Toots and Nemo gave me a taste of a whole new level of performance. I also bought them knowing there was a possibility to breed and we wanted to build on this line of dogs. The following spring we did our first breeding between Toots and Nemo and ended up with four beautiful pups. We were only planning on keeping two but we had issues with Toots not caring for the pups and we had to bottle feed all four of them. After that experience we just couldn’t part with any. That bumped our dog yard from six to ten in one shot.

Misty has moved on to our friends home where she can enjoy semi retirement. Jake has taken a spot in on the couch and is much happier sleeping on our bed than being a “real” sled dog. We have purchased two other adults as a couple of our first dogs are nearing retirement age so we’re holding at eleven now. I am giving tours now so I need to maintain a solid eight to ten dog team.

You can see the slippery slope you can start down when you pick up that first innocent little Siberian Husky! Some folks keep going and have dog yards with forty, fifty, or even one hundred dogs. I don’t intend to go that far and feel like eleven or twelve (alright, maybe fifteen) is plenty to handle. That said, beware, they are contagious!

time of my life – Siberian Huskies

Siberian Huskies

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Midwest Life Stages Double-Door Folding Metal Dog Crate, 36″L x 24″W x 27″H

• Exceptionally versatile metal dog crate with adjustable divider panel
• Double doors for side and front access; slide-bolt latches; rounded corners
• Easily sets up and folds down to portable size; 2 plastic handles for carrying
• Durable satin-black electro-coat finish; ABS-plastic pan included
• Measures 36 by 24 by 27 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Product Description
The MIDWEST Life Stages folding Double Door Dog Crate/Cage cuts house breaking time in half and reduces behavioral problems, wether your starting with a new puppy or starting again with a adult dog. The Life Stages line of dog crates/cages has everything you need to be successful! The additional door provides you with the convienence of a side door for easy placement in a automobile in in your home. Each crate/cage has a FREE divider panel to ensure the proper size… More >>

Midwest Life Stages Double-Door Folding Metal Dog Crate, 36″L x 24″W x 27″H

Midwest Life Stages Double-Door Folding Metal Dog Crate, 36″L x 24″W x 27″H