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I personally had tried ACV, Apple-Cider Vingear, and Collidal Silver.

ACV can be applied orally or externally. Both ways are effective. To apply orally, I will mix a cap of AVCV into a 1.5-liter bottle, shake well, and pour it into the food bowl or water bowl for my dogs' consumption. I started with pouring into their water bowl but after awhile I observed they drink less water and now I poured into their food bowl together with their dinner and I have had no issue ever since.

As for external wounds, I will mix 3 caps of ACV with 3 caps of lurewarm water and mix it well. And I use the mixture to apply to the wounds, cuts, or bumps, and they recover after 2–3 days.

What types of exotic pets are you referring to?

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Personal Play Versus Engagement! In Dog Training or in any dog's sports discipline, PLAY and ENGAGEMENT are TWO very important element that needs to be present in training. Without them is like asking you for a game of football, where you will not like nor interested in. Without the INTEREST or PASSION, your new found hobby will not last a mile. However, in Dog Training, we know we can pair a subject of not interest with something interesting and thus able to get our dog to love the subject over

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Calming signals are non-aggressive gestures and behaviors that animals, particularly dogs, use to communicate their peaceful intentions and avoid conflict. These signals are often used in situations where the animal feels unsure or threatened, and can be used to diffuse tension or prevent aggression. Understanding and being able to read calming signals is an essential part of building a positive relationship with a dog and preventing aggressive behavior. TEMP as abbreviation for us to understand

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As a rule of thumb, I will suggest you either deworm your puppy or see a vet to rule out any medical conditions that could contribute to his obesity.

Once you rule out any medical concerns, you can work on these five steps to help your puppy or dog shed those excessive pounds.

1. Regular exercise, such as 30-45 minute walks, is beneficial to your animals.

2. Feed regular meals, remove all other small snacks and treats, If you are using treats as training, you can remove the excess weight of the treats from his regular meals.

3. Feed only 75–80% of his regular diet as prescribed by the food manufacturers and

4. Build a long-walk routine at least once a week if possible (60–90 minute walks)

5. Intermittent fasting for your dog is a great option. Dogs, as carnivores, only start hunting when they are hungry, and that provides them with a good period of time for proper digestion and prepares the body for new feeding. It is recommended as a good option to feed your dog only once. a day to keep him in optimum condition. (Not recommended for puppies.)