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		<title>Dog-Daycare?</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 05 Feb 2009 09:49:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Kaetlyn asked: I am curious to see what everyone&#8217;s opinions on dog daycare is. Who&#8217;s for dog daycare-thinks it&#8217;s a wonderful thing. Does anyone take their dog to daycare? Is anyone against dog daycares? Here&#8217;s my opinion: I currently work at a daycare/boarding/training facility, and despite that I love my job and love every dog [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Kaetlyn</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>I am curious to see what everyone&#8217;s opinions on dog daycare is.<br />
Who&#8217;s for dog daycare-thinks it&#8217;s a wonderful thing. Does anyone take their dog to daycare? Is anyone against dog daycares?</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s my opinion:<br />
I currently work at a daycare/boarding/training facility, and despite that I love my job and love every dog that comes in as if it were my own, I am very picky about it. I see tons of wonderful dogs that come in, day by day, which over time develop horrible behavioural problems from the unnatural pack that daycare creates. I will bring my dogs in every once in a while when I am working, but since I, their owner, am there, I can avoid letting them pick up on bad habits. I also see so many illness transferred from dog to dog-giardia, fleas, etc. We do require that every dog is up to date with all their shots, but when it comes to parasites, and strands of illnesses which are not prevented by shots, they are transferred quickly. (Will add more details in a moment)<br />
However, I see it work wonders for dogs with issues such as separation anxiety, who cannot be left at home alone. I also think it is good socialization and exercise.<br />
I was just wondering what everyones thoughts were on this matter.<br />
Timothy H.<br />
We require all of our dogs to have &#8220;trial days&#8221; meaning they have to schedule a day to come in, and are slowly introduced to our &#8220;pack&#8221;. Depending on how the dog does, it is either accepted or denied. We&#8217;ve had a few spats, but nothing serious as we are aware of the signs of aggression and are on top of behaviour which may escalate into something bad. If a dog causes a fight, it may get a second chance depending on what the situation was, but is usually &#8220;expelled&#8221; from the daycare. It is an all-breed free for all and we will give any dog a chance, it just depends on that dog&#8217;s temperament.<br />
I agree with you that there needs to be a filtration system that allows only dog-friendly-dogs to come into daycare.<br/><br/><a href=''></a></div>
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		<title>4 Signs That Your Teenager May Be In Trouble Online</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 01 Nov 2008 14:10:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Are you a parent who has a teenager who uses the internet?  If you are, do you know that your teenager may run into trouble online?  Their chances increase when they are using the internet to socialize with friends or make new friends.  Your child may unintentionally fall victim to a child predator online or [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Are you a parent who has a teenager who uses the internet?  If you are, do you know that your teenager may run into trouble online?  Their chances increase when they are using the <a target="_blank" title="internet" href="http://www.cyber-pacific.com/general/internet-safety-rules-to-establish-with-your-children.php">internet</a> to socialize with friends or make new friends.  Your child may unintentionally fall victim to a child predator online or they may be harassed by those that they know online. But, would you know if your child is in trouble?</p>
<p>For your convenience, there are four signs that your teenager may be in trouble online.  If any of these signs apply to your child, you will want to take action right away.</p>
<p>1 – They Get on the Computer at the Same Time Everyday </p>
<p>What many parents do not realize is that children and teenagers can easily become targets of online child predators.  Many also do not realize that this process doesn’t always happen overnight.  Some child predators pretend to be the ages of their targets.  They then work to gain the trust of those targets.  This can take a few days or a few weeks.  You may be able to tell if this is happening though if your child gets on the internet at the same time, every single day.  This is a good sign that they are communicating directly with someone, who may not have pure intentions.</p>
<p>2 – They Are Secretive When They Use the Computer</p>
<p>How does your child act when they are using the computer?  Does your child try to hide what they are doing online from you?  If they automatically shut off the computer or put a game on the screen, they may be trying to prevent you from seeing what they are doing online.  This is a good sign that your child may be doing something they shouldn’t be doing online, like having direct, personal conversations with a stranger, who may be a child predator.</p>
<p>3 – They Are Very Happy When Getting Off the Computer</p>
<p>If your child is overly happy when they sign off the internet, they may be on the path to trouble.  This sign can be a little bit tricky though.  Your child may be happy because they just finished a long school project, but you honestly never know.  If your teenager is communicating with someone online, they may be in the process of starting a relationship, which they are happy about.  Unfortunately, many teenagers do not realize that anyone can hide behind a computer.  That is why it is important that you talk to your child about the dangers of starting an <a target="_blank" title="online romance" href="http://www.bujangan.com">online romance</a>.</p>
<p>4 – They Are Very Depressed </p>
<p>As previously stated, your child may be very happy when using the internet, but another warning sign is that they are depressed, especially when they sign off the computer.  What many parents do not realize is that other teenagers use the internet for harassment.  If your teenager has a falling out with one of their friends, they may find themselves being harassed online.  If that is the case, your child may seem very down, depressed, and withdrawn.</p>
<p>The four above mentioned signs are just a few of the many that you will want to look for to see if your child is in trouble online.  With that said, there are additional signs that you will want to be on the lookout for, the biggest being a change in behavior.  If you do suspect that your child has or is about to run into trouble online, be sure to talk to them and as soon as possible.</p>
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		<title>Learn the Signs of Special Needs and Act Early</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 31 May 2008 07:02:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Parents Should Watch How Child Acts, Speaks and Plays A child may be a precious chubby-cheeked cherub that draws oohs and aahs, but a healthy baby doesn&#8217;t mean that parents shouldn&#8217;t watch for signs of developmental delays. Source:Learn the Signs of Special Needs and Act Early]]></description>
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<p>A child may be a precious chubby-cheeked cherub that draws oohs and aahs, but a healthy baby doesn&#8217;t mean that parents shouldn&#8217;t watch for signs of developmental delays.
<p><b>Source:<a href="http://childcare.about.com/od/specialneeds/qt/seeneeds.htm">Learn the Signs of Special Needs and Act Early</a></b></p>
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