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6 Interesting Facts about Pit Bulls
SEE ALSO: 10 Interesting Pit Bull Facts
Therapy Dogs – Pit Bulls are one of the most efficient therapy dogs. They can be a perfect choice for helping people in senior care facilities, helping patients recover serious accidents and overcome emotional traumas. Many healthcare facilities use Pit Bulls as therapy dogs.
Search & Rescue Work – Pit Bulls are also used by different authorities in search & rescue operations. One good example is Kris Crawford and her bunch of Pit Bulls. For years, authorities have used Pit Bulls to save many lives during search & rescue operations.
Narcotics & Bomb Sniffing – This is one of the most popular and interesting facts regarding Pit Bulls. There are times when Pit Bulls are used by authorities for narcotics & bomb sniffing jobs. There’s been a famous story about a Pit Bull called Popsicle, who was able to recover over 3,000 pounds of coke in a Texas raid. Until now, this has been a record find made by a trained sniffing dog.
Friendly with Kids – Contrary to the common notion, Pit Bulls are friendly and comfortable in the company of kids. In fact, some dog experts refer to Pit Bulls as Nanny Dogs.
5 Tips On How To Achieve Desired Bull Dog Health
SEE ALSO: 5 tips on how to care for bulldog puppies
1.Make an effort of visiting the veterinary regularly
For you to avoid cases where your dog will fall sick without your knowledge it is necessary for you to visit the veterinary regularly. In your visits you should remember to ask for necessary vaccinations that will protect your Bull Dog against any infections. There are cases where you will notice suspicious behaviors in your bull dog that you still suspect to be illness. In such a case you should consult the veterinary instead of guessing on the medication for you to administer.
2. Exercise your bull dog
Lack of exercise can lead to your bull dog becoming obese. This will lead to the dog having difficulties in breathing which can turn out to be fatal. Obesity can contribute to increased pressure in your dog where the heart will strain in pumping blood. Recommended exercise for your Bull Dog is walking with the dog. You should also be careful not to walk with the dog in hot hours of the day because it can develop heat stroke. Mostly you should walk the dog early in the morning.
3. Keep your Bull Dog clean
For you to achieve Bull Dog health easily cleanness if mandatory. You should make an effort to clean the wrinkles on your Bull Dog with the right detergents. This will avoid development of infections such as bacteria on your dog that will be risky to the life of your Bull Dog.
4. Try to keep your Bull Dog inside
Bull Dogs are very sensitive to extreme heats and colds. For you to avoid cases where your dog will develop complications due to weather changes, it is recommended or you to ensure that the dog is always kept inside.
5. Give your bull dog the right training
There are different types of tricks that you can teach your Bull Dog. For you to avoid cases where you may end up mistreating your dog when trying to train it, it is necessary for you to take your time and learn different tips from experts on how to train your dog perfectly and in a healthy way.
4 Common Pit Bull Health Issues
As the fading teeth in house conditions
javen e pare te lahen dhembet duke perzier pasten me sode buke dy here ne dite .kurse n vazhdim mund ta besh kete perzierje vetem njehere ne dite . vetem te kihet kujdes me mishrat e dhembeve nuk duhen prekur me furce pasi acarohen.
ose nje menyre tjeter eshte duke perzier soden e bukes me peroksid hidrogjeni ( e gjene ne farmaci me cmim shume te lire) .edhe kjo menyre do shume kujdes me mishrat e dhembeve dhe duhet bere me rralle se menyre e pare .Kjo eshte pak a shume ajoper te cilen flitet ne kete material.
SHTYPE TE KATRORI POSHT PER TE PARE ME TE PATE VIDJON..
Two dogs dining
The small dog is a Yellow Labrador and the other a “Broholmer” – an old Danish breed. Apologies for the wrong breed description in the final credits.
Two dogs waiting patiently to get served in “restaurant”, and in spite of waiting, never get anything to drink.
This video has had many positive comments – thanks to all of you. Some people though are worried for the dogs – were they forced and did they hurt themselves on the forks?
Firstly the dogs loved it – they are best friends and really like getting all the attention. We practiced with the cutlery in advance, and both dogs very quickly figured it out. Besides the “waitress” kept on talking to them and encouraging them. They are very well behaved, and know when to sit still, take it slow and wait. This video was shot in one take, no cuts or editing – and both dogs had a wonderful time..The hand coordination was not preplanned – since everything was up to the dogs – but we both intuitively acted on the feeling of the dogs movement, plus we could hear from the “waitresses” comments, what the dogs were doing.
Albanian Muslims celebrate Kurban Bayram ..!
The Head of the Muslim Community, Selim Muca, wished a happy Bayram to all Muslim devotees and for a better and happier life in their families.
The Head of the Bektashi Muslims also held a speech, saying that through the Feast of Sacrifice people show the sacrifices they do for God, and for the love that God has for people.
The Mufti of Tirana, Ylli Gura, thanked the believers who gathered to celebrate regardless of the rain.
As for the construction of the new mosque, Gurra declared that this is out of discussion now that they have the support of the Albanian politics and of the public opinion.
Gurra also revealed a new detail regarding the new mosque, its name, although it has not been officially decided.
“We will preserve our national values, and for this reason it might be called the Mosque of Namazgja”, he said.
After the morning prayers, all Muslim believers went to their homes where they continued the traditional feast.
One Sms for you ..
One SMS
Hello to all of you who are on my list of contacts of Facebook. I haven't wanted to do this, but after finding all of my photos located on another site, I would like to ask a favor of you…. You may not know that Facebook has changed its privacy configuration once again. Thanks to the new “Graphic app”, any person on FB anywhere in the world can see our photos, our “likes” and our “comments”. During the next two weeks, I am going to keep this message posted and I ask you to do the following and comment “DONE”. Those of my friends who do not maintain my information in private will be eliminated from my list of friends, because I want the information I share with you, my friends, to remain among my friends and not be available to the whole world. I want to be able to publish photos of my friends and family without strangers being able to see them, which is what happens now when you choose “like” or “comment”. Unfortunately we cannot change this configuration because FB has made it like this.
1. So, please, place your cursor over my photo that appears in this box (without clicking) and a window will open.
2. Now move the cursor to the word “Friends”, again without clicking and then on “Settings”.
3. Un-check “Life Events” and “Comments and Like” "Photos". This way my activity with my family and friends will no longer be made public.
4. Now, copy and paste this text on your own wall (do not “share” it!). Once I see it published on your page, I will un-check the same
From Facebook
Si te zbardhim dhembet ne kushte shtepie
javen e pare te lahen dhembet duke perzier pasten me sode buke dy here ne dite .kurse n vazhdim mund ta besh kete perzierje vetem njehere ne dite . vetem te kihet kujdes me mishrat e dhembeve nuk duhen prekur me furce pasi acarohen.
ose nje menyre tjeter eshte duke perzier soden e bukes me peroksid hidrogjeni ( e gjene ne farmaci me cmim shume te lire) .edhe kjo menyre do shume kujdes me mishrat e dhembeve dhe duhet bere me rralle se menyre e pare .
Kjo eshte pak a shume ajoper te cilen flitet ne kete material.
The Early English Text Society, present, past and future
Anyone who reads Old and Middle English literary texts will be familiar with the mid-brown volumes of the EETS, with the symbol of Alfred's jewel embossed on the front cover. Most of the works attributed to King Alfred or to Aelfric, along with some of those by bishop Wulfstan and much anonymous prose and verse from the pre-Conquest period, are to be found within the Society's three series; all of the surviving medieval drama, most of the Middle English romances, much religious and secular prose and verse including the English works of John Gower, Thomas Hoccleve and most of Caxton's prints all find their place in the publications. Without EETS editions, study of medieval English texts would hardly be possible.
As its name states, EETS was begun as a 'club', and it retains certain features of that even now. It has no physical location, or even office, no paid staff or editors, but books in the Original Series are published in the first place to satisfy subscriptions paid by individuals or institutions. This means that there is need for a regular sequence of new editions, normally one or two per year; achieving that sequence can pose problems for the Editorial Secretary, who may have too few or too many texts ready for publication at any one time. Details on a separate sheet explain how individual (but not institutional) members can choose to take certain back volumes in place of the newly published volumes against their subscriptions. On the same sheet are given details about the very advantageous discount available to individual members on all back numbers. In 1970 a Supplementary Series was begun, a series which only appears occasionally (it currently has 24 volumes within it); some of these are new editions of texts earlier appearing in the main series. Again these volumes are available at publication and later at a substantial discount to members. All these advantages can only be obtained through the Membership Secretary (the books are sent by post); they are not available through bookshops, and such bookstores as carry EETS books have only a very limited selection of the many published.
Editors, who receive no royalties or expenses and who are only very rarely commissioned by the Society, are encouraged to approach the Editorial Secretary with a detailed proposal of the text they wish to suggest to the Society early in their work; interest may be expressed at that point, but before any text is accepted for publication the final typescript must be approved by the Council (a body of some twenty scholars), and then assigned a place in the printing schedule. The Society now has a stylesheet to guide editors in the layout and conventions acceptable within its series. No prescriptive set of editorial principles is laid down, but it is usually expected that the evidence of all relevant medieval copies of the text(s) in question will have been considered, and that the texts edited will be complete whatever their length. Editions are directed at a scholarly readership rather than a popular one; though they normally provide a glossary and notes, no translation is provided.
EETS was founded in 1864 by Frederick James Furnivall, with the help of Richard Morris, Walter Skeat, and others, to bring the mass of unprinted Early English literature within the reach of students. It was also intended to provide accurate texts from which the New (later Oxford) English Dictionary could quote; the ongoing work on the revision of that Dictionary is still heavily dependent on the Society's editions, as are the Middle English Dictionary and the Toronto Dictionary of Old English. In 1867 an Extra Series was started, intended to contain texts already printed but not in satisfactory or readily obtainable editions; this series was discontinued in 1921, and from then on all the Society's editions, apart from the handful in the Supplementary Series described above, were listed and numbered as part of the Original Series. In all the Society has now published some 475 volumes; all except for a very small number (mostly of editions superseded within the series) are available in print. The early history of the Society is only traceable in outline: no details about nineteenth-century membership are available, and the secretarial records of the early twentieth century were largely lost during the second world war. By the 1950s a very large number of the Society's editions were out of print, and finances allowed for only a very limited reprinting programme. Around 1970 an advantageous arrangement was agreed with an American reprint firm to make almost all the volumes available once more whilst maintaining the membership discounts. Though this arrangement was superseded towards the end of the twentieth century and the cost of reprinting has reverted to the Society, as a result of the effort then it has proved possible to keep the bulk of the list in print.
As its name states, EETS was begun as a 'club', and it retains certain features of that even now. It has no physical location, or even office, no paid staff or editors, but books in the Original Series are published in the first place to satisfy subscriptions paid by individuals or institutions. This means that there is need for a regular sequence of new editions, normally one or two per year; achieving that sequence can pose problems for the Editorial Secretary, who may have too few or too many texts ready for publication at any one time. Details on a separate sheet explain how individual (but not institutional) members can choose to take certain back volumes in place of the newly published volumes against their subscriptions. On the same sheet are given details about the very advantageous discount available to individual members on all back numbers. In 1970 a Supplementary Series was begun, a series which only appears occasionally (it currently has 24 volumes within it); some of these are new editions of texts earlier appearing in the main series. Again these volumes are available at publication and later at a substantial discount to members. All these advantages can only be obtained through the Membership Secretary (the books are sent by post); they are not available through bookshops, and such bookstores as carry EETS books have only a very limited selection of the many published.
Editors, who receive no royalties or expenses and who are only very rarely commissioned by the Society, are encouraged to approach the Editorial Secretary with a detailed proposal of the text they wish to suggest to the Society early in their work; interest may be expressed at that point, but before any text is accepted for publication the final typescript must be approved by the Council (a body of some twenty scholars), and then assigned a place in the printing schedule. The Society now has a stylesheet to guide editors in the layout and conventions acceptable within its series. No prescriptive set of editorial principles is laid down, but it is usually expected that the evidence of all relevant medieval copies of the text(s) in question will have been considered, and that the texts edited will be complete whatever their length. Editions are directed at a scholarly readership rather than a popular one; though they normally provide a glossary and notes, no translation is provided.
EETS was founded in 1864 by Frederick James Furnivall, with the help of Richard Morris, Walter Skeat, and others, to bring the mass of unprinted Early English literature within the reach of students. It was also intended to provide accurate texts from which the New (later Oxford) English Dictionary could quote; the ongoing work on the revision of that Dictionary is still heavily dependent on the Society's editions, as are the Middle English Dictionary and the Toronto Dictionary of Old English. In 1867 an Extra Series was started, intended to contain texts already printed but not in satisfactory or readily obtainable editions; this series was discontinued in 1921, and from then on all the Society's editions, apart from the handful in the Supplementary Series described above, were listed and numbered as part of the Original Series. In all the Society has now published some 475 volumes; all except for a very small number (mostly of editions superseded within the series) are available in print. The early history of the Society is only traceable in outline: no details about nineteenth-century membership are available, and the secretarial records of the early twentieth century were largely lost during the second world war. By the 1950s a very large number of the Society's editions were out of print, and finances allowed for only a very limited reprinting programme. Around 1970 an advantageous arrangement was agreed with an American reprint firm to make almost all the volumes available once more whilst maintaining the membership discounts. Though this arrangement was superseded towards the end of the twentieth century and the cost of reprinting has reverted to the Society, as a result of the effort then it has proved possible to keep the bulk of the list in print.
“I was surprised by how I was naked” (Video)
Few know its name actually , but many of those who identify as super singer daughter this summer , ” Blurred Lines ” .
Polish model Emily Ratajkowski made headlines almost nude dancing in the video clip of the song very successful Robin Thicke , censored by most televisions .
While he returned to show her graces in the November edition of men ” GQ ” , 22 – year-old showed her experience in cooperation that helped lay the big step in her career .
” When I saw the video the first time I thought : Woooww , how I’m naked .
While he returned to show her graces in the November edition of men ” GQ ” , 22 – year-old showed her experience in cooperation that helped lay the big step in her career .
” When I saw the video the first time I thought : Woooww , how I’m naked .
Not just naked , but even more provocative with everything out . However , it was an
unforgettable experience for me, ” showed Ratajkowski .
” I myself , I told all my personality in that video .
” I myself , I told all my personality in that video .
All that did was to behave freely , to be a little funny and playful, something that comes naturally among my friends better or if I drink 2-3 glasses ” , added the new .
PAF sho cking photos Qerreti as it did Mother … (PHOTO)
Policia shqiptare mbyll lojerat e fatit ne cdo vend te shqiperise (VIDEO)
Vajzat ne shkolle.
Yet for tkeqe lucky nobody does anything could..
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