One of the things you might love about your pet pooch is that his actions are straightforward -- what you see is what you get. Although that often is true, it doesn& 39;t mean that doggie body language is always plain as day. While tail movement often indicates joy in canines, there are definitely important exceptions.
Keeping and caring for the British Shorthair (BKH) The British Shorthair is a gentle, balanced cat that is easy to keep in the home. Despite their plush fur, occasional brushing is enough for the care of the BKH. The British Shorthair is a quiet, easy-care house cat with a dense teddy fur - Image: Shutterstock / Gutzemberg The British Shorthair probably comes from the cats that were brought to Great Britain by the Romans.
When your four-legged companion starts bouncing off the walls, you may wonder if boredom, anxiety or a lack of exercise and mental stimulation are to blame. At times, though, the main culprit for Rover& 39;s hyper behavior may be right under his nose. Feeding him too much food, or food of the wrong type, may lead to a buildup of excess energy that will need to be somehow siphoned off.
