211. Do You Know Your Wild Neighbors? : The Humane Society of the United States
themselves, such as when a dog runs up and grabs them. But because they cannot "reload" very quickly, skunks don’t waste their odiferous weapon. Instead, they will stamp their front feet as a warning to get you to back off.
6. Bats and
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212. Solving Problems with Skunks : The Humane Society of the United States
animals, and the occasional dog with more than half a brain, from attacking.
Common conflicts and solutions
Skunk encounters Warning signs to heed Tolerance
Protecting your yard
Habitat modification
Preventing denning
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213. Report Animal Cruelty : The Humane Society of the United States
extra vigilant.
Some dogs bark and whine to express their anxiety when they are left alone, but a dog who is howling or barking for more than a day sending out a clear signal that he's not being attended to. He may be injured or he may be
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214. In the News: Richard Berman and his Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF) : The ...
on Rick Berman, Attack Dog Extraordinaire": PR Watch.org » (June 2010)
"Complaint Spotlights 'Dr. Evil' Campaign Against Drunk-Driving Protections": Talking Points Memo blog » (May 2010)
"Rick Berman Group Under
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215. Solving Problems with Wild Rabbits : The Humane Society of the United States
usual.
Outdoor cats and dogs are a major threat to bunnies. If your pet gets hold of a bunny, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator or veterinarian should see the bunny immediately. And bring the pet indoors immediately. A dog or cat will
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216. Mouse Feeding : The Humane Society of the United States
Hard treats like small dog biscuits or branches from fruit-bearing trees can be offered once a week to help wear down your mouse's teeth.
Time to eat
Mice are nocturnal, meaning they're most active at night. This is a good time to feed
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217. Solving Problems with Foxes : The Humane Society of the United States
easy prey for a fox. So may dog toy breeds.
The Bold FoxSometimes red foxes will exhibit a brazenness that is so overt it is disconcerting. A hiker along a woodland trail may encounter a fox who does not retreat but rather sits and watches
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218. A Gerbil: The Right Pet for You? : The Humane Society of the United States
expensive as owning a cat or dog, but that doesn’t mean you won't spend money. The adoption fee or purchase price for gerbils (they should generally be housed in same-sex pairs) will typically be minimal, but there are startup costs and
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219. Hamster Feeding : The Humane Society of the United States
Hard treats like small dog biscuits, branches from fruit-bearing trees, or commercial snacks that help wear down your hamster’s teeth can be offered once a week.
Note that hamsters instinctively hoard food in "secret" stashes in
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220. Ferret Feeding : The Humane Society of the United States
22 percent fat.
Cat and dog foods are not appropriate. Snacks, such as chicken or turkey, are recommended.
What not to feed
Vegetables should be avoided because they are difficult to digest and may cause choking or gastrointestinal
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