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Pampered Pet Treats, Inc. Debuts New Gourmet Pet Snacks at 2010 International Home + Housewares Show

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Man’s best friend may have a new best treat. Pampered Pet Treats Inc., a gourmet pet treat company specializing in all-natural premium dog cookies, will debut four new products at the 2010 International Home + Housewares Show, March 14 - 16, at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois.
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Cute Kitten Loves to be Tickled

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Ready to go Fishing

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Meals on Wheels

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Pedigree Dogs ad shot 1000 FPS using the Phantom camera

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Awesome video of dogs catching treats in slow motion! These are beautiful dogs! Made in TBWA Toronto.

How to Train Your Cat

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Image by Getty Images via Daylife

Why should you train your cat? The real question should be: Why shouldn't you train your cat? You train your children,your dog, and everybody else in the family has to comply with a set of accepted rules and behaviors, and so should your cat. Some cat behaviors are not only unacceptable, but can also be dangerous to your pet or to family members, so it becomes even more important to train your family feline.

Although cats are independent, they can be trained by following a few guidelines. Some cats seem to be clingy and needy, even neurotic at times, and almost always at the very worst possible moment. But, there is nothing worse than a poorly behaved cat, especially one that decides on his own that the entire house is his and that he does not need to follow any rules. Unfortuately cats that take over the house will often bite, scratch, steal food and worse, stop using their litter box. The owner often gets fed up and considers taking them to the shelter. But, there is hope. Before you let your feline friend get you to the end of your rope, take some time to establish a few facts, including whose house is whose and what the basic rules are. Some cats take to training with great ease, some will need a little more time to make the adjustment. But with a little patience and perserverence, all cats can be controlled and learn some basic manners.

After bringing the cat home, start training it as soon as possible. Whether you have a new kitten or an older cat, make sure that you set clear guidelines from the first day. Keep your expectations clear and consistent, in order to not confuse your cat, and make sure that you do not change the rules from day to day. Do not allow your cat to hop on the counter one day and then shout at him the next day- he will assume that shouting is just something that people do and will ignore it. Try to set up the litter box and keep it in one spot so he can get the hang of finding the right place to go potty each day.

If you wish, you can use treats and rewards with training your cat. They can be very effective with them, as long as they get them immediately after the behavior so they can make the association. The only problem with cats and giving treats, is that they are less likely to accept such mundane prizes for doing something that they feel is beneath them. Most cats will not debase themselves for mere kitty morsels. Another cat training option is the clicker--a loud noise that will get their attention and allow you to redirect your furry friend to a better behavior choice. Or you can rattle an aluminum can with pennies in it. The cat will not like the noise and learns to avoid the annoying clicking or rattling sound. Eventually, he will instead do whatever it was that made him get a treat. In this method, it is not the treat that motivates him; it is the intolerance of the noise that gets his attention.

What about cat training classes?

More people than ever before are taking their cats to these cat training classes. Cats are great pets because they are less time consuming than a dog, more affectionate than a bowl of goldfish, but they can also be a huge mental challenge. Cats are experts at doing things when there are no witnesses, and that makes training them just a little trickier. One of the first things that a cat owner needs to understand is that reprimands do not work well with a cat.

Although cat training classes are more about training the human owners than about training the cats themselves, it does take some real patience and understanding to deal with their behavior sometimes. Cat behavior classes are usually filled with harried owners at the last step before dropping their psycho pet off at the local shelter. However, I highly recommend cat training classes as they will show you the proper methods of disciplining your cat, as well as the best reward system to use. Some cats are pure gluttons and will turn themselves into pure idiots for the treats, while others would rather starve to death rather than comply with such frivolity as rules. Knowing your own cat's mindset can help you figure out how best to approach him.

Regardless of the method, make sure that the rules are adhered to consistently by all family members. You are the boss, and it is your house! But, first, you have to make the decision of what behaviors will and will not be tolerated in your home. The first thing to accomplish should be the litter box, and then other skills can be introduced and perfected afterward. Do not allow your cat to get away with a bad behavior even once or he will be bound to repeat it, and remember although your cat will do several things that are similar to dogs, they are not the same and need to be handled differently.

No matter what method you use, keep in mind that not all cats will allow themselves to be molded into perfect behavioral models. They will rebel at times, and even plot their escapes, but as long as they do not pee in your plants or claw at your guests, then you, and your cat should be happy!

Two of the Funniest and Cutest Cat Photos Together

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Laugh and go "Awwww" at the same time!

Images courtesy TinyPic.com

Cats Sleep in Funny Places

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My teacher said to go home and hit the books. Ahhh! What a neat school!

Cats sleep anywhere, any table, any chair.
Top of piano, window-ledge, in the middle, on the edge.
Open draw, empty shoe, anybody's lap will do.
Fitted in a cardboard box, in the cupboard with your frocks.
Anywhere! They don't care! Cats sleep anywhere.

Eleanor Farjeon

The trouble with sharing one's bed with cats is that they'd
rather sleep on you than beside you. ~Pam Brown

Now, you see, we wait to hear dat first click of da mouse.

Freeloaders!

Hump day is my favorite day of the week.

A cat is a lion in a jungle of small bushes. ~Indian Proverb

There are two means of refuge from the miseries of life:
music and cats. ~Albert Schweitzer

Cats never strike a pose that isn't photogenic. ~Lillian Jackson Braun

Photos Courtesy TinyPic.com

Who among us hasn't envied a cat's ability to ignore the
cares of daily life and to relax completely?
~Karen Brademeyer

Cat and Dog Snoop in Refrigerator

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Dogs and Cats That Look Alike

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Three Cute Sand Cat Kittens Video

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They are actually Sand Cat Kittens, an endangered species. An adult weighs about 6 lbs, smaller than a domestic cat. They reside in desert areas in North Africa and the Middle East.

Lost Parrot Returns Home After Telling Veterinarian His Address - International News | News of the World | Middle East News | Europe News - FOXNews.com

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Lost Parrot Returns Home After Telling Veterinarian His Address - International News | News of the World | Middle East News | Europe News - FOXNews.com

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Very Cute Puppy Playing Video

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Wide-eyed and frisky, this adorable puppy plays with his food dish and his toy.

Cute Kitten Stretching Video

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This deserves a million stars for cuteness!

Cute Baby Kitten Video

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If you love baby kittens you will love this cute video of a little kitten on it's owner's lap.

CUTE PUPPIES Kissing Each Other - 4 Weeks Old

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Very Cute Puppy Video!

Dog Eating with Hands---A Very Funny and Cute Video!

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This is a real treat to watch! It is hilarious!

LancasterOnline.com:News:Here's more than a Snowball's chance at happiness

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LancasterOnline.com:News:Here's more than a Snowball's chance at happiness

Can't I Please Go?

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I promise I'll unpack the mouse!

Mambo Dancing Dog Video

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This is amazing! Mambo, the dog dances on her hind legs and is truly enjoying herself!

Two Kittens Snug as a Bug

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Yes, they're on a Rug too!

Mango--Cat of the Week

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Cat of the Week

Friends of Felines is happy to present Mango. He is just over two years of age and looks serious in this picture because he would like you to know he was once homeless. Mango was born, outside, to a family who thought he was too nice to give up -- as long as he didn't eat too much, ever need veterinary care, or object to spend freezing nights outside. Mango finally took things into his own paws, being hungry and cold enough, and moved on to other families in his neighborhood willing to feed him more food and let him inside on very cold nights. This is when Mango got the idea that he would love to be somebody's cat, either with another gentle cat, or as an only. When a second litter of kittens was born on his original owner's property, Mango took excellent care of the kittens because he is a good and generous soul. Friends of Felines is hoping to find the same to give Mango the home he deserves.

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