Issue No. 49 What's inside |
Mosi & Daisy: kindred spirits | |
For weeks, there have been all kinds of
reports on the terrible death of Rudolph Mooshammer, the 64 year
old fashion tsar (as the Germans called him), and of course, the
reports included regular news on little Daisy. Rudolph
Mooshammer had a lot of passions: high-grade Rolls Royce
Limousines, stylish fashion clothes, and a resplendent life in
the Jet Set. But his biggest passion had for legs and was
priceless for him – the Yorkshire Terrier bitch Daisy. This
might be the last interview that 'Mosi' gave; on that occasion,
he talked about his private life and about his beloved and
faithful soul... |
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Are there differences between castrated and non-castrated dogs? | |
We know this from human beings - today, women
live distinctively longer than men. But is that the same with
our dogs? Refering to a representative survey, this question has
to be answered with a clear NO – on the average, the males
lived 10 weeks longer than the females. There is also this
assumtion that castrated dogs have a longer lifetime – but is
that really true? Is there a lower danger of getting cancer for
the dog by castrating it?... |
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Help, my dog is eating feces! | |
Eating feces is a tedious and unappetizing
subject that worries a lot of Yorkie holders. There aren't any
scientific investigations on that. That's the reason why vets
and animal psychologists are often at a loss when a dogowner
describes this very problem. There are various triggers for such
a behaviour. Only if the source of the problem is analysed, a
therapeutic treatment can have an effect. However, eating feces
isn't that harmless... |
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