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» Site title: All Our Pets
» Site description: Online magazine with articles on dogs, cats, health, nutrition, travel and activities with pets.
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» Site title: Animal Fair Magazine
» Site description: A lifestyle magazine for animal lovers and pet owners, dedicated to the idea that the bond between humans and animals can be vital and enriching.
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» Site title: Animal Network
» Site description: Home of Fancy Publications, the leading publisher of magazines and annuals about pets.
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» Site title: The Animal Pen
» Site description: Writer Janice Biniok specializes in pet articles and provides material for web sites, newsletters and pet publications. Library of pet articles and humane education materials.
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» Site title: Aniwa
» Site description: Online encyclopedia dedicated to cats and dogs: breeds files, behavior, health, cat and dog adverts, slide shows, forums, animals pictures. Newsletter and forums.
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» Site title: Ark Animal Tracks
» Site description: Dedicated to the topics of exotic and captive wildlife as well as pets. Ranging from behavior, training, and enrichment to conservation, education and research.
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» Site title: Big Paw Designs
» Site description: Find out about or post the latest tips, tricks and helpful pet suggestions. Discuss/post animal rescue needs. Articles about breed history.
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» Site title: Dr. Dog Paw Prints Newsletter
» Site description: A bi-monthly newsletter aimed at providing information and tips for one's cat or dog.
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» Site title: Natures Corner Magazine
» Site description: Explores the intelligence of all types of animals in homes, and backyards and in the rest of nature. Also includes a weblog.
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» Site title: Paw Prints Post
» Site description: Online magazine with features on pets, working animals, wildlife, animal behavior, pet health, animal-related book and movie reviews, and animal welfare news.
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» Site title: PawPrint
» Site description: A quarterly, nonprofit magazine that promotes animal welfare, publicizes the activities of dozens of rescue organizations, and highlights adoptable dogs, cats, horses, and other pets in Central Kentucky.
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» Site title: Pawprints and Purrs
» Site description: Includes a monthly newsletter with pet health care sources, a spay and neuter campaign, and information about pet loss and animal abuse.
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» Site title: Pet Connection
» Site description: Weekly feature offered by Universal Press Syndicate has searchable article archives and a blog.
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» Site title: Pet Gazette
» Site description: E-zine about pets including health care, grooming, and training. Also Oklahoma events and adoption information.
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» Site title: Pet Talk
» Site description: UK magazine dedicated to pet owners and animal lovers alike. Available free from selected vets, pet shops and as an online download. Includes articles, event listings, photographs, and a subscription form.
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» Site title: Pet Talk Radio Show
» Site description: Harrison Forbes answers your pet questions on the radio. Newsletter available.
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» Site title: Petmag
» Site description: Online pet magazine providing information and features on a wide range of pets including cats, dogs, aquaria, reptiles and amphibians, birds, small animals.
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» Site title: PetPress.net
» Site description: A news feed about all kinds of animals - dogs, cats, reptiles, wildlife, birds.
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» Site title: A Pets Blog
» Site description: Pets journal and photo weblog with opportunities for visitors to submit content and photos. News and forum.
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» Site title: Pets Info
» Site description: Email newsletter of interest to pet owners.
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» Site title: PETS Magazine
» Site description: Canadian animal magazine with pet care veterinarian advice. Exploring the human - animal bond.
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» Site title: Pets World
» Site description: They have always been there when humans have fought wars, playing their role, whether as workers or as mascots. Many of them never came home, even when they survived the conflict.
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» Site title: Petsburg Times
» Site description: Online newspaper for pets and the people they love. Columns "written" by pets. Feature articles covering broad range of topics.
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» Site title: Steve Dale's Pet World
» Site description: Check out photos, links and read recent editions of Steve's award winning "My Pet World" columns.
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» Site title: Tails, Inc. Magazine
» Site description: Founded in 2000 by Janice Brown. Passionate about rescue and adoption, Janice believed that a connection needed to be made between the animal welfare community and the general pet-loving population.
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» Site title: The Weekly Beagle
» Site description: News feed sponsored by Petscriptions.
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» Site title: What's New, Emu
» Site description: Pets and animals. News as you will find it nowhere else, the most humorous information as it comes, almost from the horse's mouth.
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» Site title: Topix: Pets
» Site description: News about pets, collected from various sources on the web. [RSS]
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A blonde walks into an electronics store and points to something behind the clerk.
"How much is that television set?" she asks.
"Sorry, we don''t sell to blondes," the clerk said.
So, the girl walks out. The next day, she returns wearing a brown wig. She again approaches the clerk and asks "How much is that television set behind you?"
The clerk replies, "Sorry, we don''t sell to blondes."
Again, the girl walks out.
She again tries the next day, this time wearing a red wig. She goes up to the clerk and asks "How much is that television set behind you?"
The clerk again replies, "We don''t sell to blondes!"
Well, the girl was kind of suspicious.
She asks carefully, "How do you know I''m a blond?"
The clerk looks at the girl and says...
"Because that''s not a television, it''s a microwave!"
Humor of the day
Q: Did you hear about the blonde coyote?
A: Got stuck in a trap, chewed off three legs and was still stuck.
Q: Did you hear about the blonde who stood in front of a mirror with her eyes closed?
A: She wanted to see what she looked like asleep.
Q: How can you tell if a blonde is a good cook?
A She gets the pop tart out of the toaster in one piece.
Q: How did the blonde try to kill the bird?
A: She threw it off a cliff.
Q: How do blonde brain cells die?
A: Alone.
Q: How do you get a blonde to marry you?
A: Tell her she''s pregnant.
Q: What will she ask you?
A: "Is it mine?"
Q: What are the worst six years in a blonde''s life?
A: Third grade.
Q: What did the blonde get on her IQ test?
A: Saliva.
Q: What do you call 15 blondes in a circle?
A: A dope ring.