Table of Contents Introduction Information On Walruses Facts About Walruses Pacific Walruses Pacific Walruses Atlantic Walruses Baby Walruses How Walruses Communicate Where Walruses Live What Walruses’ Eat Where Do Walruses Come From? Seals and Walruses Seals Life in the Herd Walrus Features Walruses and Humans Migration Living in Cold Water Walruses Are Endangered Conclusion Publisher Introduction Have you ever wondered about these amazing sea creatures? Do you want to know why their tusks are so long? Maybe you want to know why they have whiskers? What do they eat? Let's go explore more about this huge mammal that lives in the freezing North.
Table of Contents Introduction About Foxes Characteristics Foxes in different folklore and mythology Red Fox Gray Fox Arctic Fox Fennec Fox Kit Fox Swift Fox Bengal Fox Silver Fox Crab-Eating Fox South American Gray Fox Bat-Eared Fox Hoary Fox Tibetan Sand Fox Conclusion Publisher Introduction When you think of a fox, do you think they are sneaky and tricky? Did you know foxes show lots of love, attention, and care for their babies?
Table of Contents Introduction Kittens Kinds of Cats Balinese: Egyptian Mau: Cat’s History A Cat’s Life Conclusion Publisher Introduction Ancient Egypt, worshiped cats as Gods and Goddesses. Cats are the most popular pet in the World. If a kitten and a puppy are introduced before they are 6 months old, they will live in the same place peacefully.
Table of Contents Frogs Fascinating Facts The Frog’s Life Cycle Where Do Frogs Live? Hibernation Are Frogs and Toads the Same? What Do Frogs Eat? Do other animals eat frogs? A snake eating a frogFrog Characteristics Frog Characteristics Calls Special adaptations Blue Poison Arrow Frog Poison Dart Frogs Tree Frogs Publisher Frogs Wherever you are, wherever you live…you will find frogs! These little guys live all over the world, except in Antarctica. Red Poison Dart Frog Frogs often turn into handsome men and beautiful princesses in fairy tales. Chinese legend links frogs with magicians. In Scotland, you give pictures of them as gifts to new neighbors.
Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1The Gentle Giant Chapter 2 An Amazing Horse Chapter 3 A Few Suffolk Punch Facts Conclusion Nature's Great Wonders Author Bio Introduction “Majestic. Calm temperament. Hard worker. Beautiful. Energetic. Willing to serve.” *** The Suffolk Punch is an amazing horse with kind eyes and a willing spirit. However, unlike other horses, it is not well known. Have you ever heard of the Suffolk Punch before? Maybe not! This beautiful horse goes by many names like Suffolk Horse and Suffolk Sorrel. As a draft horse, they are tall, strong, and have a beautiful Chestnut coat. But the spelling of the color is different than you might think. Instead of Chestnut, it is spelled CHESNUT with a missing letter T. So, the color is Chesnut and not chestnut! As mentioned, the Suffolk Punch is a draft horse. This is a horse that “draws” or “hauls” something. It is also called a work horse or heavy horse, because it works hard and pulls heavy loads. However, these types of horses are strong, docile, easy to work with and very patient. The more recent history of the Suffolk Punch goes back many years to World War I. During those years, this horse became a work horse on big farms. One reason why farmers liked this horse so much was because of its personality. Their calm and patient nature was exactly what farmers needed to help them work better. Farmers also loved this horse because they are hard workers!
Puppies - Dog Books for Kids Table of Contents 10 Important Facts about Puppies Best Ways to Care for Puppies How A Puppy Grows, Develops and Behaves How to Choose a Breed So Many Different Types of Puppies to Choose From How To Train Puppies Quickly And Easily How Save Money on Dog Vaccinations Introduction to Dog Breeds Top 10 - List: Labrador retriever German shepherd Poodles Rottweiler’s Boxers Golden Retriever Beagles Yorkshire terrier Bulldogs Dachshund 10 Important Facts about Puppies More than likely, if you have a puppy, you might be wondering how to properly integrate this new animal into your life. Puppies require quite a bit of attention and love, as well as proper training when you are just starting out. Although they can be the most adorable creatures on the planet, they can also cause a considerable amount of problems. Depending upon the type of breed that you're working with, they may or may not be very easy to train. Regardless of how much work it will take, if you truly love animals, and want your puppy to grow up to be a healthy loyal friend and protector, there are a few tips and strategies you ought to know. In this article, we will present 10 facts about puppies that you ought to know. 1 - Puppies are born after a 63 day gestation cycle, which means the mom is only pregnant for 63 days. 2 - Puppies are born almost helpless, but they have several natural instincts the moment they are born. 3 - Puppies instinctually are able to nurse right after birth, and will spend a large portion of their time feeding and sleeping. 4 - The first couple weeks, puppies will be unable to open up their eyes. 5 - In the first few months of their life, they will grow very rapidly developing both physically and socially. 6 - Despite an independent nature, they learn quite a bit from their littermates soon after they are born. 7 - Puppies require quite a bit of socialization, meaning you will have to spend a great deal of time with them in order to familiarize them with their surroundings. 8 - Every puppy needs to be taken to the veterinarian within two months of their birth, not only for a check-up, but to get the initial shots that they will need. 9 - Puppies need to be dewormed at an early age, and they should also be checked for potentially deadly conditions such as Parvo. 10 - At some point, puppies will have to be potty trained, something that should start about two months after they are born. Although there are many more facts about puppies that you can learn, the best thing you can do is learn from experience, and also apply all of the techniques that you learn from books, the Internet, and people that have successfully trained puppies before. Having a puppy is a wonderful experience, but it takes hard work and dedication to allow them to become healthy adult dogs that you will love for many years to come.
Dachshund - Dog Books for Kids Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1 Early History Chapter 2 Fascinating Features & Care Chapter 3 Amazing Dachshund facts Conclusion - A little-big Companion! Author Bio Introduction "A dog is man's best friend, and vice versa." -Anonymous Dachshunds are beautiful little dogs with a big personality! They have a long body, short little legs and belong to the hound family group. Dogtime.com refers to them as “short on leg but long on personality.” Aren’t they cute? At the start of their history, Dachshunds were busy chasing and flushing out badgers. This skill applied to burrow dwellers, which are animals that dig holes or tunnels. Normal size Dachshunds were bred for this singular purpose, but the shorter size breed was another story. They were better at chasing rabbits, so they were bred for this purpose. Some even hunted in packs to track bigger animals. Today, Dachshunds have other abilities apart from game hunting. They are found in many conformation shows and living at home as family pets. Their unique personality and versatile nature is very appealing and they make great family companions! Their coat can be a unique blend of colors. Some are single colored or dappled, which is single colored with spots. The primary color is red. Black and tan is the most common color. There is even solid black and solid chocolate. For a long time, Dachshunds were considered favorites, but especially since the 1950s! Can you believe this little dog has kept its fame for such a long time? No doubt the Dachshunds high intelligence and loving affection has been a great part of their fame. But don’t let their large eyes and soulful glances fool you. A Dachshund is not the easiest dog to train! And if you leave them to their own devices you may be surprised at their stubborn nature. Despite this, these little dogs are big on heart. And because of their variety, colors, and skills, there is a Dachshund for almost everyone! For these reasons and many more, Dachshunds are highly recommended as a faithful companion. Unlike other dogs, they are more of a one - person family pet. This steadfast and loyal nature is well deserving of the title “man’s best friend!”
"A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself."--Josh BillingsLabrador retrievers are warm, fuzzy, lovable companions. They are also patient and easygoing. And they don't have a mean streak in their body! Of course it does not mean a retriever will never, ever, get upset. It only means getting angry is the exception and not the rule. Their easygoing nature makes them an ideal pet. And their kind personality extends beyond the family home. How so? Did you know a retriever is friendly even to strangers? Yes! Their heart is big enough for everyone, so if you are getting a dog for the first time, a retriever may be the perfect pet for you. Training a Labrador is a breeze and their puppy-like antics will bring joy to your heart. Even though their goofy acts may last well into adulthood, don't ever doubt their eagerness to please you. Their happiest moments are spending time with you in some type of family activity. And if your family activity includes water (swimming in the pool, sea or river), get out of the way, because retrieves LOVE the water! As a matter of fact, you may have a hard time getting your dog to leave the water when you do. But their love for water is not new. Many, many years ago retrievers were known as a type of "gun dog" or "sporting dog." Do you know what this means? To understand, you will have to go way back in history ... to the 17th century. The country is Canada and something interesting is happening there. Can you guess what it is?Keep reading and you will find out!
