Pet Dogs and Cats

By cccbl_bs_1 on Jan 12, 2010

All breeds have about the same average lifespan, which is around 16 years.

By Iwuvmypiggy on Jan 12, 2010

Guinea pigs can measure 20-40.5cms in length. Some wild guinea pigs can be as long as a meter.

By firefly_firefly on Jan 12, 2010

There's albino and there's lethals.. Lethals have small eyes, are usually blind, sometimes have no teeth and are all white.
They usually don't live as long as other guinea pigs and need a lot more care.
If it's just white.. with red eyes and isn't a lethal… that isn't rare.

By Wordpress on Jan 12, 2010

Nice info.
However, I must make a comment about this:
“There is no thing as an outdoor cat” WHAT?!?
This phrase has such an amount of anthropomorphous content, fallacy, idiocy, an other things that I wouldn’t know where to start, so I will just say that as humans, cats are animals that appeared in nature, outdoors, not inside a house, that’s their normal habitat, if there are dangers, that’s the way of nature, don’t be so arrogant as to dictate where a living being should live.

By WPMixer on Jan 12, 2010

we had three such cats in punjab pakistan and they were able to look after themselves outdoors….its like saying put a leash on kids as its a dangerous world with cars etc…most if not all cats learn quickly of local danger points

By Scrapbooking on Jan 12, 2010

The Aby is NOT from Ethiopia. There have never been cats in Ethiopia that looked like that. It’s a myth. There is, however, a cat in the Museum of Natural Hystory in Leiden, The Netherlands that has genetically been proven to be an Aby. It was imported from India around the Gulf of Bengal region. The latest theory is that our breed originated from that area, so the narrator was quite correct.

By Free Blog on Jan 13, 2010

my abby acts exactly like he says, sits infront of the tv, sits in my lap, sits on the computer, very active and playful. I love cairo so much!

By Gina @ Sand Castle Alapahas on Jan 14, 2010

it is for the welfare of the cat. naturally, a cat breeder would insist on getting their cat neutered or spayed to prevent overpopulation, yes, but also to prevent Feline AIDS and other feline STDs which can and do exist. maybe if they're not that caring, they just do it to avoid competition. But either way, i appreciate those who do say those things. hope i helped.

By Health Tips and Advice on Jan 13, 2010

They are absolutely stunning! Their color is incredible. And so graceful and elegant!

By Disease Information Health Tips on Jan 14, 2010

Our outside is not a natural environment. Cars and other dangers lurk. An outdoor run or a leash is a safe alternative. And cats that have never been outdoors do not miss it, trust me.

By izzy luvs u! on Jan 15, 2010

Usually people refer to them as "Abys" for short.

By WPBlog Shop on Jan 15, 2010

He was not petting the cat backwards, he was showing the ticking. Judges do it all the time.