1.Food and water bowl
2. Leash, Collar, and Pet ID Tag harness
3. Dog Food
.Acana
.Before grain
.Taste of the wild
.Blue
.Wellness
.Timber wolf
.Soild gold
.Orjien
.Go grainvarietyhborn
.Horizon legacy
.Innvoa
.Evo
.Nature varitey
.Halo

4. Dog Bed

5. Dog Crate

6. Dog Toys

7.Greenies and Dog Treats

8. Bitter Apple

9. Travel Crate

10. Frontline

11.Ear cleaner

12.Eye cleaner

13.Frist aid kit
Make up a first aid kit
Hydrogen Peroxide
Needless syringe
Ear Cleaning rubber bulb
Wool Blanket
Pain medicine (ask your vet)
Chemical hand warmers
Instant cold compresses and/or ice packs
Pill cutter and pill crusher

14.clicker

15.Bed

16.kong

17.Vet

18. puppy class tCollapsible
19.Car harness

20.Traing book/dvd

21.Collasble water and food bowl

22.Vet

23.Groomer

24.Crate cover

25.Blankets-If its cold where you live get blankets

26.Pet pillow

27.Gentle harness

28.Crate mat

29.Nail clipper

I say another cat. Dogs are too much work and your dad knows it.

ok. i even have it planned out.
the puppy i want is a yorkie.
he is litter trained!
i don’t think my dad knows this though…
i have 2 dogs, 2 bunnies, and a cat.
he gets along with the cat and the cat will get along with him. the dogs won’t get along with the puppy though:(
BUT.
i already have this planned.
i can pay for the pup.
here are the emails the lady and i have been sending:
me: hi!
i just wanted some information on your free yorkie on www.puppiessale.com
thanks!
her: Hello,
Thanks for your interest in this my beautiful Yorkshire terrier puppy.He is a pure breed Yorkshire terrier.The puppy is the tea cup yorkie."Lincoln" is his name and he is a male puppy.He is 16 weeks old and pure breed.

He weighs 1.7pounds and as full grown will weigh 4.2pounds.current he is on all his vaccine and shots.he has gone through a month of socialization classes before leaving the facility.

These classes consist of name acknowledgment, puppy pad and doggies litter box training, leash training, etc.more over he is on a NuVet Plus Vitamins which helps build healthy immune systems.

He is AKC registered and little did i know that i had to obtain a stamp from an AKC registrar before traveling internationally with the puppy since we had to pay a visit to my husband who is working with the World Health Organization (WHO).

They are currently working on a 3 year health program for the fight against Mother to child transmission of HIV and AIDS.They are currently working in Cameroon found in Central Islands of Africa, and in less than 6 weeks from now,they shall be traveling to another African country (Ivory Coast) to continue their health activities.

So due to the lack of that stamp which i did not procure from AKC registrar we have thus been held hostage at the Bali International Airport in our attempt to spend our holiday with my husband in Cameroon by the custom officials because of the lack of the stamp from the Kennel registrar.

I have been told that the puppy cant enter Cameroon unless i present the AKC stamp from the American Kennel Club Registrar.It thus mean that if i have to do all this,i will have to go back to the USA and that will mean a lot of money.

So i have been given 2 options either to repatriate the puppy back to USA,OR he will be qurantined here in Cameroon.it sounds so disturbing hearing that our much cherished baby await to be quarantined.

I have thus advertised him so that anybody who will be able to pay the repatriation cost should pay and own this my lil angel.if you are ready for that,i will thus need to know your detailed address,phone number and the nearest international airport to you.below are some pictures of my lil angel

I await your reply soon.
me: that’s such a cute name!!!!
and a cute puppy!
do you know how much a repatriation cost is?
thanks!
her: hello thanks for getting back to me in regard of the puppy.the repatriation fee is $95 to have him send back to the US

i think this is fair since i can pay for it. even the food.
my mom and brother REALLY want it. and my dad just keeps saying no!
i don’t know why!!!!!!!!!!
please tell me what to do!!!!!!!!!!!
help?
i have seen the dog!
there are pics!

Please please be careful!! After reading your conversation many times I can’t help but feel that this is a scam. If you read any website it says to be careful of scams which usually involve sending money through western union (or a similar name), sending money out of country, shipping items or pets from out of country, etc. Also every time someone posts saying something about Cameroon is it usually always a scam. This is proven many sites and lots if people have been scammed out of their money because of it.

I would try to find a puppy in the US or even better in your state. I just don’t want you to lose out on your money and I don’t want you to get your hopes up then get your heart broken.

Good luck.

I loved getting my kitten! They’re much easier to take of then puppies, and they’re cuddly, cute, and are the best!

I hope this helped! Good Luck!

Step 1
First you need to know what your cat absolutely loves.
Step 2
Clicker training works very well on cats. The concept is to get one of these little plastic clickers, click it and treat the cat simultaneously until the cat associates the click with the treat. It is a lot faster to click the clicker than to feed the cat so when the cat actually does the behavior, you can ‘mark’ it and the cat knows the treat is coming. If you just use treats, by the time you give the cat a treat, he or she may be doing a totally different behavior and you are essentially rewarding the new behavior, not the one he/she was doing a second ago.

Step 3
Get the cat’s attention. The sound of the freezer door where shrimp is kept usually is enough for my shrimp-lover. Do what works for yours. I always call mine. They so look forward to training (and rewarding) sessions that they always come when called. This means if ever I NEED to call them, they will also come.

Step 4
Once you have the cat’s attention, wait (and this may take awesome patience) until he/she makes at least the beginning of the move you want. For example, to make my cat, Nori, “spin” I would move my hand around his head while he is sitting. When he gets up and starts to turn I click and treat. Before long he starts to get up and move around automatically hoping for a click and the following shrimp tail. Once he has part of the turn learned, I make him turn more each time before clicking until he makes a full circle.

Step 5
Once he starts to make a full circle I start labeling it by saying “spin!”. Before too long he associates the command with the trick — and that wonderful shrimp tail.

Step 6
There are many techniques for training. Even clicker training is handled a little differently by various trainers. This is how I’ve been training my cats — and others — and it’s worked well for me.

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The skills I demonstrate, in order, are Power Blow, Dodge Master, Physical Training (can’t really be demonstrated, but it’s a passive skill that boosts your max HP), High Kick and 2-Hit Combo. After that, I demonstrate the effectiveness of adding elemental attributes to your basic attacks (elements don’t apply to skills).

Then I demonstrate Evolution, Fatal Wound and Beast Claw. The biggest reasons for going pure AP.

Music: Magra by Santana.

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Expert: Dr. Adrienne Mulligan
Bio: Dr. Adrienne Mulligan started her life-long dream to be a veterinarian at Oakridge High School in Oakridge, Tennessee.
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Expert: Diana Korten
Contact: www.thecatbehaviorist.com/
Bio: Diana Korten is certified in Pet First Aid by the American Red Cross, and is a member of The National Association of Pet Sitting Professionals and The Cat Writer’s Association.
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Expert: Diana Korten
Contact: www.thecatbehaviorist.com/
Bio: Diana Korten is certified in Pet First Aid by the American Red Cross, and is a member of The National Association of Pet Sitting Professionals and The Cat Writer’s Association.
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Expert: Diana Korten
Contact: www.thecatbehaviorist.com/
Bio: Diana Korten is certified in Pet First Aid by the American Red Cross, and is a member of The National Association of Pet Sitting Professionals and The Cat Writer’s Association.
Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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