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 | From Alyson Burgess, your About Pets Editor The New Year is upon us, and that is an exciting time for everyone -- pets included! Check out the articles below for an animal-friendly take on ringing in the New Year. You'll find pet safety tips, information on animals that you may be interested in adopting this year, resolutions that you can make for you and your pets, and many more fun facts that will help you make 2012 your best year yet! | |
Chinese Water Dragons
According to the Chinese Zodiac, 2012 is the year of the Dragon! So if you're a reptile fan, then you will want to check out this neat profile on caring for Chinese Water Dragons in captivity. For the right people, they can make excellent pets and unique companions.
| Buying Your First Horse
If you've set a goal to buy your first horse during 2012, then make sure you do it the right way by following the tips in this article about first-time horse buying. Doing so will help make sure that you choose the right horse or pony the first time!
| New Year's Resolutions for Dog Owners
Chances are, there are several ways you could improve your bond with your dog during 2012. If you feel like your relationship with your four-legged-friend could use an overhaul for the new year, then check out this list of New Year's Resolutions for Dogs and Their Owners. Working in a couple extra minutes of playtime per day or a few extra walks a week can make a big difference in your pooch's health and happiness.
| All About Storks
Imagery of "Baby New Year" being brought in by a Stork is popular during New Year's celebrations, but how much do we really know about these sleek and beautiful birds? Expand your Stork knowledge with this informative article by your Guide to Animals, Laura Klappenbach.
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