Browsing Category: "Pets and Home"
Puppy
Most of us love dogs and everybody loves puppies. Who can resist a cute and lovable puppy? They brought a lot of fun but gives a lot o responsibilities because you can’t just adopt or buy a puppy without caring for it. You should know that puppies are born deaf, blind and a very little sense of smell so you have to make sure they are properly nourished with milk from their mother, they should stay with their mother for at least two months, there are times that when some people adopt a small puppy they used milk droplets or nipple bottles.
Below is my sister’s dog, she got it when he is still a small puppy. The owner gave it to her immediately to avoid other people asking for it. As the puppy don’t eat solid food yet my family bought him a milk and a feeding bottle and you see he enjoys being feed in the bottle.
One thing to remember too when the complete set of teeth of puppies take place be sure to prepare chewable toys because puppies need to chew to stimulate the loss of their baby teeth and to help place their permanent teeth. They also like to stay cuddled up close to their mother and siblings to stay warm and feel secure.
Blackie, the Korean dog
Meet “Blackie”, I don’t know what’s his name I just called him Blackie every time I saw him around the neighborhood. I think the store owner in the corner owns him, because that’s where I saw him at night, he is busy smelling for food in the garbage bag when I throw some egg cartoons, just so lucky I brought my camera as we are going to the gym, he posed for me but he looked quite unhappy. His cute, isn’t it?
Japanese Quails
Seeing these critters, what do you think are they? Chicken or quails? The photo below was taken in Mangyongdae House , North Korea. While everyone is busy talking and looking around I am busy running after these critters.
They are quails but you can mistakenly tell they are chickens because of their long legs as I search online I think I can consider them as Japanese Quail, a species of quail found in East Asia. They are a migratory species, breeding in Manchuria, southeastern Siberia, northern Japan, and the Korean Peninsula, and wintering in the south of Japan and southern China. They dwell in grasslands and cultivated fields. The plumage of the Japanese Quail is a speckled yellow-brown, with a creamy white strip above the eye. Adults are approximately 20 centimeters in length. The species is abundant across most of its range.
The Japanese quail is used mainly for table and egg production, and is a good dual purpose bird. and guess what Japanese quail eggs have orbited the Earth in several Soviet and Russian spacecraft, including the Bion 5 satellite and the Salyut 6 and Mir space stations. Lucky eggs, huh?