illina

Age: 2024
2151 days old here
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I have a dog. She is an Australian Kelpie, named Bindi. She came to me with that name, named after Bindi Irwin who is an Australian who has a TV show for children.I also have 3 cats, all rescues, named Shadow, Tiger, and Lucy. Lucy is 15, Shadow is 11, and Tiger is 5. We live in the desert, so the cats are now inside cats, as we have coyotes and foxes in our immediate neighborhood. In Sacramento, the kitties got to go outside immediately after breakfast, and came in within an hour or two. Tiger, especially would like to go outside, but I can’t trust him not to explore in places besides our backyard, so they all stay inside. Lucy and Shadow don’t seem to mind at all.I am happy with my pets. I wish for no other pets. They are all sweet, and I care for them with my heart.
salan

Age: 2024
2121 days old here
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I advise you to get a dog. True, there may be a problem with an unpleasant smell from the mouth of your pet. But this problem is completely solvable. Especially if your pet does not have a genetic predisposition, then up to a year your dog is unlikely to have dental problems. But in order to avoid the appearance of plaque, tartar, an unpleasant odor from the mouth of a pet, it is necessary to monitor the dog’s nutrition and hygiene procedures (brushing your teeth). You will find more information on https://petonbed.com/regular-dental-care-tips-for-dogs/ By the way, on this resource you can also get acquainted with other useful information, for example, about dog training or how to choose a collar.