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Raising a Smooth Collie Dog
The Smooth Collie dog breed is popular due to its sociable and perceptive demeanor. The Collie is a breed of herding dog of Scottish ancestry. Differentiating it from its cousin, the Rough Collie, who sports a long, flowing double coat, the "Smooth" in Smooth Collie refers to the dog's short, thick coat. Medium-sized Smooth Collies have an athletic frame and a proportionate build. They have expressive features, including a white blaze on the forehead that is easily recognizable. Because of their exceptional herding skills, Smooth Collies are highly valued as farm dogs. Because of their amiable nature and devotion to their families, they are also frequently kept as pets. They have a high IQ a...
A Girl Worth Fighting For
From USA Today Bestselling author KL Donn comes the all new Uncontrolled Heroes series where the heroes took over and decided they all get a little lovin’. Cade Larrabee is…done. Done with love. Done with women. Done with basically any and everything that isn't his kids or his bike shop. After their mom decided she was done with family life, Cade knew where his focus should be. In need of childcare, and someone to help around the house, Cade goes in search of a nanny. One who is as plain as Jane but can be compassionate enough to handle Mac–a boy who keeps acting out–and Lily–his sweet girl who needs a woman’s touch. Petal Davies proves to be the perfect nanny. The perfect friend...
Jace's Journey
“There’s nothing more I can do for you.” We had officially hit rock bottom, my dog and me. A moving story about a woman and her dog, Jace’s Journey is a testament to those dog owners who, try as they might, struggle with their dogs’ anxieties, triggers, and traumas. Van Mulligen takes you on a journey through time, trust, consistency, and acceptance—from tears to triumph. The journey begins when Van Mulligen and her husband choose to foster Jace, a rescue pup and their first-ever dog. Beautiful and charming, Jace is a Xoloitzcuintli from Mexico who, despite his sweet character and calm demeanour, is troubled and anxiety-ridden. The busy streets, loud noises, and passersby of Vanc...
Straight from the Heart
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Tami Hoag comes this powerful novel of passion, heartbreak, and redemption—a story that celebrates our capacity to love one time, for all time, even in the face of adversity and change. They say that each of us becomes an entirely new person every seven years. But Rebecca Bradshaw doesn’t feel any different when an old lover shows up severely injured at the hospital where she runs the physical therapy department. Seven years ago baseball player Jace Cooper left her without a second thought or the chance to share the life-changing secret she swore she’d keep from him forever. Now he was back, wanting both her help and a second chance. Becca hadn’t changed, and she didn’t believe Jace had either, but as she helped him repair his broken body and his fractured past, she would find she was wrong on both counts. The only thing that had stayed the same was the most important thing of all—and now suddenly time was running out.
Raising a Sardinian Anglo-Arab Horse
To clarify, a "Sardinian Anglo-Arab horse" is a hybrid horse breed descended from both the Anglo-Arab and the Sardinian horse. Let's dissect this into its constituent parts so you can grasp it better: 1. Anglo-Arab: The Anglo-Arab is a horse breed that emerges from crossing Arabian horses (Arab) with Thoroughbred horses (Anglo). The purpose is to create a horse with the speed, stamina, and beauty of an Arabian with the strength and agility of a Thoroughbred. Anglo-Arabs are popular in many equestrian disciplines due to their adaptability, including show jumping, dressage, eventing, and endurance riding. 2. The island of Sardinia in Italy is home to its namesake horse breed, the Sardinian. Th...
Raising a Sporting Lucas Terrier Dog
The tiny Sporting Lucas Terrier was designed in the United Kingdom specifically for hunting. This dog's working abilities have made it a popular choice for hunting small animals like rabbits and rats. A terrier type established by Sir Jocelyn Lucas in the early 20th century, the name "Sporting Lucas Terrier" honors the breed's namesake. - Small in stature, but sturdy and strong, this kind of terrier is a common sight. They can come in a variety of colors, and their coat is wiry and resistant to the elements. Among hunters, Sporting Lucas Terriers stand out for their keen sense of smell, quickness, and persistence. They are good as pets for anyone who can give them enough exercise and mental stimulation, and they are known to be loving and devoted friends. The Sporting Lucas Terrier is not as popular or widespread as other terrier breeds, and regional differences in breed acceptance and availability should be taken into account when researching this dog. To find out more about this breed, or to acquire one, you should get in touch with a breed club or organization.
Raising a Tornjak Dog
Originally from the Balkans, and more specifically the countries of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Tornjak are a kind of livestock guardian dog. The breed's traditional duty was to keep watch over cattle and property, which is where the name "Tornjak" came from: the Serbo-Croatian terms "tor" (enclosure) and "njak" (guard). Large and powerful, Tornjaks have a thick double coat that protects them from the cold and snow. Their primary function is to keep predators like wolves and bears away from sheep and goats. The strong protective instincts, loyalty, and bravery of these canines are legendary. They are calm and loving among their human family yet fiercely protective of their charges. The Tornjak has long been celebrated as a unique breed in its home region, and its fame is now spreading beyond its borders. Farmers and shepherds in areas where livestock is at risk will find these dogs to be invaluable working companions. When raised in a loving home environment and given adequate socialization and training, they make excellent companion animals.
The Single Parent Collection
Broken Hearts & Happy Endings is KL Donn’s signature story telling. In this massive collection of books you’ll get to enjoy more than one genre or trope while getting the stories you love. Broken Hearts & Happy Endings - Volume 2: The Single Parent Collection - Five heartbreakingly romantic second chance stories you’ll root for from start to finish. Includes: Dear Gage A Girl Worth Fighting For Anton Wanted Delicate Dame
Penile Cancer
Cancer of the penis, the male reproductive organ, is extremely uncommon. Penile cancers have their origins in aberrant cell proliferation in the penile tissues. Penile cancer can arise in the glans (head), shaft (middle), or foreskin (outermost layer). Smoking, chronic inflammation, human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, and poor hygiene have all been linked to an increased chance of developing penile cancer, albeit the actual etiology of this disease is not always known. - A bump or growth on the penis. - Alterations in the penis's color or texture. - Penile ulcers or sores that won't heal. - Penile hemorrhaging, discharge, or a putrid odor. - Discomfort or pain in the penis. Penile cancer i...
Raising a Small Greek Domestic Dog
In common usage, "Small Greek domestic dog" refers to a breed of dog that was developed in Greece and shares this country's penchant for miniature canine companions with their human owners. The name could be used to describe any of several small Greek dog breeds or to describe a variety of mixed-breed dogs that are widespread in Greece. - The Greek Hound (Ellinikos Ichnilatis), a small to medium-sized breed with a reputation for hunting, is one example of a dog breed native to Greece. The "Cretan Hound," also known as the "Kritikos Ichnilatis," is a small to medium-sized hound breed that originated on the Greek island of Crete. In addition to these varieties, Greece is home to a wide variety of small domestic dogs who are nonetheless much-loved pets and reliable workers despite lacking a universally recognized breed name. Please specify the breed of dog you're interested in learning more about, or provide me more information about the breed in general, and I'll try my best to help you out.
