Friday, February 3, 2012
I have sims 2 double delux i just bought sims 2 pets will it work together?
i have sims 2 double delux i just bought sims 2 pets will it work together? please help asap :)I have sims 2 double delux i just bought sims 2 pets will it work together?Yes. You install double deluxe first since that has the base game on it then install the pets. You put the first disc in (they should be labeled) %26amp; then during the install process it'll ask for the second disc so you'll take the first one out %26amp; replace it with the second then before the installation ends you'll be asked to put the first disc back in and soon after that you'll be playing your game!I have sims 2 double delux i just bought sims 2 pets will it work together?yup
What in the name of all insanity are Zhu Zhu pets?
They seem to be popular but I haven't seen what they are.
Can someone explain?What in the name of all insanity are Zhu Zhu pets?they're electronic pets. i think they have dogs, cats etc, but recently, they released a set of hamsters with which you could buy tubes, cars etc, so it was like you had a bunch of hamsters in their own home. they were really popular, but then a study showed that their 'fur' had a higher level of a poison (similar to arsenic me thinks) than was allowed. they weren't taken into recall. i guess some people will have been put off buying them because of it.What in the name of all insanity are Zhu Zhu pets?Electronic toy hamsters similar to furreal friends. They entertain the kids for a few days and end up at all the rummage sales next summer. The study about their safety was fake. It was some group of people wanting to get all the zhuzhu pets for themselves so they made parents not want to buy them. Nothing but greed.
Can someone explain?What in the name of all insanity are Zhu Zhu pets?they're electronic pets. i think they have dogs, cats etc, but recently, they released a set of hamsters with which you could buy tubes, cars etc, so it was like you had a bunch of hamsters in their own home. they were really popular, but then a study showed that their 'fur' had a higher level of a poison (similar to arsenic me thinks) than was allowed. they weren't taken into recall. i guess some people will have been put off buying them because of it.What in the name of all insanity are Zhu Zhu pets?Electronic toy hamsters similar to furreal friends. They entertain the kids for a few days and end up at all the rummage sales next summer. The study about their safety was fake. It was some group of people wanting to get all the zhuzhu pets for themselves so they made parents not want to buy them. Nothing but greed.
How did your pets respond to you having a baby?
I have a 14 year old cat and a 7 year old springer spaniel.
My cat is old and just kind of sleeps all day, so I'm not worried about him.
But my dog is very friendly and active, and is used to getting lots of attention.
How will having a baby affect my dog?
I am due in december.How did your pets respond to you having a baby?i have 4 children, and 4 dogs.
2 of my kids were around before these dogs were part of our family, 2 children were born long after these dogs were part of our family.
my older kids were also around 4 and 6 yrs old before my dogs came to live w/us so my older 2 dogs had no idea what a baby was like until recently!
my kids and the first 2 dogs we got, got along great! they were fast buddies.
later when i had my last 2 kids, my dogs seemed to know changes were happening. they sulked around the house before my last child, but had no real "clue" w/my 3rd.
we made sure to let them sniff around the baby's things and we played sounds off youtube of babies crying, laughing, making cooing noises and things every single day to get them used to the noises they would hear.
we made it very clear they were not allowed in ANY bedroom of the house, but set up places for them in other areas where they could get away.
when my little ones started crawling i would watch like a HAWK!
a baby is a strange thing for a dog to get used to, especially if they have never been around them before. DO NOT EVER leave the dog unattened w/your child.
I have very tolerant dogs, but an ear pulled too hard will trigger a flight or fight instinct in the most well behaved animal.
it's important to teach your kids from the very begining to respect any animals space.
young babies are facinated by dogs and cats, so dont be surprised if you are busy chasing your baby all day while he goes after your dog or cat. you might need to consider obedience classes for you dog, not just for control of your dog, but for bonding time one on one. they can get a bit jealous.
we as a family walk our dogs every evening after dinner. this strengthens our "pack" and allows us to do a fun activity while including the dogs (plus is helping me w/the baby weight).
invest in baby gates!! keep your baby away from the dogs food dishes once he/she is crawling. just common sense stuff.
you might notice your dog acting a bit nervous or just "shy" hiding in a room somewhere. it can be confusing for him. so take some time out of the day to spend one on one w/your dog.
i dont think the cat will be too big of a problem. more curious than anything. DO keep the cat OUT of the baby's room though. they love to snuggle w/baby (not saying he's get smothered) but cats can carry ring worm, and they use their feet to scratch out a palce to use the rest room, and he can bring those germs into a clean enviroment.
i still have to watch my kids w/my dogs. my dogs would die for my children, and have put themselves infront of danger for them before (burglar, rattle snake, vicious dog in the neighborhood), but i know better than to let them babysit my kids.
have patience and understand that this is a big change for both you AND your pets. How did your pets respond to you having a baby?
My when son was born I had a 14 year old dog and a 1 year old puppy. The dog sniffed him when we brought him home and then pretty much ignored him.
The puppy sniffed him and fell in love! They cuddle and play together! They are best friends. It's really sweet too, because you can see how gentle the puppy is when they're playing together. And the puppy gets all worried whenever the baby cries.
One way to get pets used to a baby is to get a doll and start carrying that around the house. That way they'll be used to seeing you holding something like that all the time. You can also get a tape of a baby crying and play it. And if you can, have someone bring home a blanket from the the hospital that your baby has been wrapped in. That way they know the scent when you bring the baby home. How did your pets respond to you having a baby?Is your dog obedient? Now would be a good time to get him lessons if need be, or even just to refresh his memory about who's in charge!
Bring something home from the hospital of the baby's before the baby comes home, and when he/she does have teh dog greet him/her outside of the house...
Be sure to include the dog in as much as possible, but it is very hard and you are going to be very protective of your little one!!! Try not to keep them seperated, this is only going to make the dog more curious and try to get at your little one even more...if you don't make it a big deal, then it won't be....we have 2 cats and 2 big dogs and all is well!!
good luck and congrats!How did your pets respond to you having a baby?
I don't have a dog but my parents do. They have a part Great Dane, part Lab mix. They also have a pit bull mutt. Both dogs are big, strong and rowdy. But, around the baby, they are very gentle. They like to smell her and they licked her feet once, but they are not bad.
It's funny, but my parents got both dogs after I had moved out. But the dogs seemed to know that I was part of the family. I guess we have a similar smell. It's the same way with the baby. But my fiance, who lives with me and you would think smell similar to me, got growled at like a stranger. Now they are better with him, but still standoffish.
I have a cat. He is very finicky and only likes me. He is very pushy and would get up on my lap and insist on being pet. He gets in my face while I'm sleeping and pushes his head against my chin, licks my chin and meows in my face to get me to pet him. Pretty annoying. And no one else in the house can even pet him. He will bite them and run away. Needless to say, I was worried about my baby. I'm breastfeeding, so she will be in my lap a lot.
Since I had to stay in the hospital for 9 days, my cat missed me a lot, but let other people in the house pet him more than usual. When I got back, he was very curious but very cautious. Now, he is better. Just a little interested. He's only tried to get on my lap with the baby a couple of times. She's only 4 weeks now, so I'm sure things will change when she can move around and grab handfuls of fur.
We also keep him out of the nursery so he doesn't think he can cozy up in the crib.How did your pets respond to you having a baby?I have three dogs. One is a pomeranian, another is a mutt, and the last is a jack russell/rat terrier mix. My dogs did so well with my newborn. The pomeranian just likes to lick the babys ears or forehead. The jack russell/rat terrier mix likes to sit in the babies bouncer, and the mutt leaves the baby alone. We try to include the dogs so they do not feel left out and everything is working so well. My jack russell/rat terrier mix is very hyper so he runs close to the baby sometimes but he has never touched him.
I had massive problems with getting my 3 month old son to sleep. He would just lie awake and cry for hours, then when he finally went to sleep he would wake every hour or two hours through the night and cry again! Talk about pulling our hair out .... we were absolutely desperate for sleep!
It was a baby sleep audio program recommended by a friend that finally saved us. We followed the advice and began by creating a baby sleep routine which included bathtime, dimming of the lights, putting Paul into his crib, final nappy change and then lullabies. We also made recommended changes to his naps during the day and used some of the other recommended techniques. Within two weeks he was sleeping through the night most nights with just the odd night where he would just wake once!
Definitely start by creating a good baby sleep routine though and you could find that solves most of your baby sleep problems.
Good luck!
If you want to take a look, the audio program is at http://www.babysleepsolution.comHow did your pets respond to you having a baby?
My Pug was pretty jealous of the new baby when our oldest was born, he was 2 at that time. He was an angel around the baby but he decided that he was going to go potty in the new nursery to let us know he didn't fully approve just yet.
It didn't last too long though (we made sure he didn't have access).
Other than that, he did fine. Our cats weren't phased at all.
Now w/ baby number 2, there's been no change what-so-ever other than he chooses to sleep on the floor instead of in bed with us (even when the baby isn't in our bed).
my dog princess is at my side 24/7 she knew I was pregnant b4 I did, after having the baby we just introduced her to him and she's been fine...I think at first she was abit depressed that she wasn't getting all the attention but now she's fine..she just hangs out with me and the baby instead of jsut me.How did your pets respond to you having a baby?
My dog did not have a problem with my baby. You do need to be careful when you leave the two together - dogs can get excited and accidentally hurt the baby by scratching them and such.
When I brought my daughter home from the hospital my cat at the time (a Russian Blue, they tend to go psyho) she actually sprayed the baby. Needless to say, kitty go by by... :-)
You wont know until you have the baby. My dogs got very motherly with both my kids when they were born. Most dogs know that the baby belongs to "their" mommy too LOL
some pets like dogs like to hurt or scratch the baby. i would be careful and watch out to see what happens.
my pets loved my son wen he was born and had no problems
My cat is old and just kind of sleeps all day, so I'm not worried about him.
But my dog is very friendly and active, and is used to getting lots of attention.
How will having a baby affect my dog?
I am due in december.How did your pets respond to you having a baby?i have 4 children, and 4 dogs.
2 of my kids were around before these dogs were part of our family, 2 children were born long after these dogs were part of our family.
my older kids were also around 4 and 6 yrs old before my dogs came to live w/us so my older 2 dogs had no idea what a baby was like until recently!
my kids and the first 2 dogs we got, got along great! they were fast buddies.
later when i had my last 2 kids, my dogs seemed to know changes were happening. they sulked around the house before my last child, but had no real "clue" w/my 3rd.
we made sure to let them sniff around the baby's things and we played sounds off youtube of babies crying, laughing, making cooing noises and things every single day to get them used to the noises they would hear.
we made it very clear they were not allowed in ANY bedroom of the house, but set up places for them in other areas where they could get away.
when my little ones started crawling i would watch like a HAWK!
a baby is a strange thing for a dog to get used to, especially if they have never been around them before. DO NOT EVER leave the dog unattened w/your child.
I have very tolerant dogs, but an ear pulled too hard will trigger a flight or fight instinct in the most well behaved animal.
it's important to teach your kids from the very begining to respect any animals space.
young babies are facinated by dogs and cats, so dont be surprised if you are busy chasing your baby all day while he goes after your dog or cat. you might need to consider obedience classes for you dog, not just for control of your dog, but for bonding time one on one. they can get a bit jealous.
we as a family walk our dogs every evening after dinner. this strengthens our "pack" and allows us to do a fun activity while including the dogs (plus is helping me w/the baby weight).
invest in baby gates!! keep your baby away from the dogs food dishes once he/she is crawling. just common sense stuff.
you might notice your dog acting a bit nervous or just "shy" hiding in a room somewhere. it can be confusing for him. so take some time out of the day to spend one on one w/your dog.
i dont think the cat will be too big of a problem. more curious than anything. DO keep the cat OUT of the baby's room though. they love to snuggle w/baby (not saying he's get smothered) but cats can carry ring worm, and they use their feet to scratch out a palce to use the rest room, and he can bring those germs into a clean enviroment.
i still have to watch my kids w/my dogs. my dogs would die for my children, and have put themselves infront of danger for them before (burglar, rattle snake, vicious dog in the neighborhood), but i know better than to let them babysit my kids.
have patience and understand that this is a big change for both you AND your pets. How did your pets respond to you having a baby?
My when son was born I had a 14 year old dog and a 1 year old puppy. The dog sniffed him when we brought him home and then pretty much ignored him.
The puppy sniffed him and fell in love! They cuddle and play together! They are best friends. It's really sweet too, because you can see how gentle the puppy is when they're playing together. And the puppy gets all worried whenever the baby cries.
One way to get pets used to a baby is to get a doll and start carrying that around the house. That way they'll be used to seeing you holding something like that all the time. You can also get a tape of a baby crying and play it. And if you can, have someone bring home a blanket from the the hospital that your baby has been wrapped in. That way they know the scent when you bring the baby home. How did your pets respond to you having a baby?Is your dog obedient? Now would be a good time to get him lessons if need be, or even just to refresh his memory about who's in charge!
Bring something home from the hospital of the baby's before the baby comes home, and when he/she does have teh dog greet him/her outside of the house...
Be sure to include the dog in as much as possible, but it is very hard and you are going to be very protective of your little one!!! Try not to keep them seperated, this is only going to make the dog more curious and try to get at your little one even more...if you don't make it a big deal, then it won't be....we have 2 cats and 2 big dogs and all is well!!
good luck and congrats!How did your pets respond to you having a baby?
I don't have a dog but my parents do. They have a part Great Dane, part Lab mix. They also have a pit bull mutt. Both dogs are big, strong and rowdy. But, around the baby, they are very gentle. They like to smell her and they licked her feet once, but they are not bad.
It's funny, but my parents got both dogs after I had moved out. But the dogs seemed to know that I was part of the family. I guess we have a similar smell. It's the same way with the baby. But my fiance, who lives with me and you would think smell similar to me, got growled at like a stranger. Now they are better with him, but still standoffish.
I have a cat. He is very finicky and only likes me. He is very pushy and would get up on my lap and insist on being pet. He gets in my face while I'm sleeping and pushes his head against my chin, licks my chin and meows in my face to get me to pet him. Pretty annoying. And no one else in the house can even pet him. He will bite them and run away. Needless to say, I was worried about my baby. I'm breastfeeding, so she will be in my lap a lot.
Since I had to stay in the hospital for 9 days, my cat missed me a lot, but let other people in the house pet him more than usual. When I got back, he was very curious but very cautious. Now, he is better. Just a little interested. He's only tried to get on my lap with the baby a couple of times. She's only 4 weeks now, so I'm sure things will change when she can move around and grab handfuls of fur.
We also keep him out of the nursery so he doesn't think he can cozy up in the crib.How did your pets respond to you having a baby?I have three dogs. One is a pomeranian, another is a mutt, and the last is a jack russell/rat terrier mix. My dogs did so well with my newborn. The pomeranian just likes to lick the babys ears or forehead. The jack russell/rat terrier mix likes to sit in the babies bouncer, and the mutt leaves the baby alone. We try to include the dogs so they do not feel left out and everything is working so well. My jack russell/rat terrier mix is very hyper so he runs close to the baby sometimes but he has never touched him.
I had massive problems with getting my 3 month old son to sleep. He would just lie awake and cry for hours, then when he finally went to sleep he would wake every hour or two hours through the night and cry again! Talk about pulling our hair out .... we were absolutely desperate for sleep!
It was a baby sleep audio program recommended by a friend that finally saved us. We followed the advice and began by creating a baby sleep routine which included bathtime, dimming of the lights, putting Paul into his crib, final nappy change and then lullabies. We also made recommended changes to his naps during the day and used some of the other recommended techniques. Within two weeks he was sleeping through the night most nights with just the odd night where he would just wake once!
Definitely start by creating a good baby sleep routine though and you could find that solves most of your baby sleep problems.
Good luck!
If you want to take a look, the audio program is at http://www.babysleepsolution.comHow did your pets respond to you having a baby?
My Pug was pretty jealous of the new baby when our oldest was born, he was 2 at that time. He was an angel around the baby but he decided that he was going to go potty in the new nursery to let us know he didn't fully approve just yet.
It didn't last too long though (we made sure he didn't have access).
Other than that, he did fine. Our cats weren't phased at all.
Now w/ baby number 2, there's been no change what-so-ever other than he chooses to sleep on the floor instead of in bed with us (even when the baby isn't in our bed).
my dog princess is at my side 24/7 she knew I was pregnant b4 I did, after having the baby we just introduced her to him and she's been fine...I think at first she was abit depressed that she wasn't getting all the attention but now she's fine..she just hangs out with me and the baby instead of jsut me.How did your pets respond to you having a baby?
My dog did not have a problem with my baby. You do need to be careful when you leave the two together - dogs can get excited and accidentally hurt the baby by scratching them and such.
When I brought my daughter home from the hospital my cat at the time (a Russian Blue, they tend to go psyho) she actually sprayed the baby. Needless to say, kitty go by by... :-)
You wont know until you have the baby. My dogs got very motherly with both my kids when they were born. Most dogs know that the baby belongs to "their" mommy too LOL
some pets like dogs like to hurt or scratch the baby. i would be careful and watch out to see what happens.
my pets loved my son wen he was born and had no problems
What kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?
I was thinking about getting a snake soon, and need a little help deciding what species to get. I know that I do not want a large snake, like a python, boa, or even corn snake. So what kind of snake is available that does not get very big, and is fairly cheap to feed?What kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?Just saying, you can't just decide to get a snake. You need to do research and make sure you know everything about the snake.
No snake is cheap. You have to have money for food every week, vet money is crucial, you need money for the cage, accesories, substrate, UVB bulbs (that can be sorta expensive) and heat pads, plus the snake.
After you make sure you have all the money, ESPCIALLY VET MONEY! %26amp; all the research and make sure you know EVERYTHING known to man about that snake, you can get it.
Some good snakes that are what you would like are:
Ball Pythons (3-4 feet, sometimes 5)
Cornsnakes- (many morphs and get about 5 feet, but are thin, unlike Ball Pythons)
Kingsnakes-(3-7 feet depending on the species)
These are just a few. Do some research on easy beginner snakes, and see what sounds good.What kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?
I would start with a corn snake they can get bigger but they do not get that big and any snake isn't going to be really cheap to keep or feed no animal is..lolWhat kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?Garder snakes are good but you should feed them small gold fish that you keep in a shallow dish of some short so the fish can live but i am not sure how you are on feeding live animals to other things. But that is one of your only options when it comes to small snakesWhat kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?
king snakes, nonpoisonous.
chinWhat kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?corn snakes make goodones so do milk snakes and they only get about three feet long and usually there pretty dosile. i personally keep ball pythons they only get about 7 feet and are extremely well tempered
hi there
not all pythons and boa's are big children's Python and ball python rainbow boa they don't get much bigger them 4-5 feet max... ball pythons and children's pythons and rainbow boa's are good starter snakes as well as a corn snakes and milk snakes and king snakes...but they all need to be handled once a day with the exception of when their fed or in a shed.. then u shouldn't handle them ... when their been fed should handle them for 2-3 days after and same as when they are in a shed...
hope this helps ...What kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?
RIBBON SNAKE IS THE BEST LITTLE SNAKE, START WITH A RIBBON AND THEN MOVE UP. WHAT'S IT GOING TO HURT!!!
Hog-nosed snakes are the most fun beginners snake and are cheap to feed. They are clowns and have hoods like cobras but are completely harmlessWhat kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?
First of all, let me set the ignorant people straight. Corn snakes get 5-7 ', Ball Pythons about7-9'-big enough to constrict a child.
Hog-nosed snakes are endangered in some areas, especially the Eastern Hog-Nosed Snake. It is not a good idea to capture a snake from the wild because when you get tired of it, it will not acclimate back to the wild.
You need about $400.00 to properly set up a snake cage. We recommend the Kenyan Sand Boa to customers who want a small snake. In our area, the cost is $90+. This nice little snake gets 18-24" long and is even good with children, with supervision, and over age 5. They start out eating one pinky a week. A pinky is a newborn mouse.
if you are a beginner then the best snake to have is a corn snake. corn snakes can grow up to about 5 foot they also eat mice which puts most people off buying them, they are fairly cheap they cost around 拢30 and over. if you want more info on corn snakes you could go on google and have a look on there as their are lots of good websites.
Garden Snake
get a little garden snake, bluck snakes give me the chills. Im sure if you look around a local pet store they have small onesstage stores
No snake is cheap. You have to have money for food every week, vet money is crucial, you need money for the cage, accesories, substrate, UVB bulbs (that can be sorta expensive) and heat pads, plus the snake.
After you make sure you have all the money, ESPCIALLY VET MONEY! %26amp; all the research and make sure you know EVERYTHING known to man about that snake, you can get it.
Some good snakes that are what you would like are:
Ball Pythons (3-4 feet, sometimes 5)
Cornsnakes- (many morphs and get about 5 feet, but are thin, unlike Ball Pythons)
Kingsnakes-(3-7 feet depending on the species)
These are just a few. Do some research on easy beginner snakes, and see what sounds good.What kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?
I would start with a corn snake they can get bigger but they do not get that big and any snake isn't going to be really cheap to keep or feed no animal is..lolWhat kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?Garder snakes are good but you should feed them small gold fish that you keep in a shallow dish of some short so the fish can live but i am not sure how you are on feeding live animals to other things. But that is one of your only options when it comes to small snakesWhat kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?
king snakes, nonpoisonous.
chinWhat kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?corn snakes make goodones so do milk snakes and they only get about three feet long and usually there pretty dosile. i personally keep ball pythons they only get about 7 feet and are extremely well tempered
hi there
not all pythons and boa's are big children's Python and ball python rainbow boa they don't get much bigger them 4-5 feet max... ball pythons and children's pythons and rainbow boa's are good starter snakes as well as a corn snakes and milk snakes and king snakes...but they all need to be handled once a day with the exception of when their fed or in a shed.. then u shouldn't handle them ... when their been fed should handle them for 2-3 days after and same as when they are in a shed...
hope this helps ...What kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?
RIBBON SNAKE IS THE BEST LITTLE SNAKE, START WITH A RIBBON AND THEN MOVE UP. WHAT'S IT GOING TO HURT!!!
Hog-nosed snakes are the most fun beginners snake and are cheap to feed. They are clowns and have hoods like cobras but are completely harmlessWhat kind of small snakes can be kept as good pets?
First of all, let me set the ignorant people straight. Corn snakes get 5-7 ', Ball Pythons about7-9'-big enough to constrict a child.
Hog-nosed snakes are endangered in some areas, especially the Eastern Hog-Nosed Snake. It is not a good idea to capture a snake from the wild because when you get tired of it, it will not acclimate back to the wild.
You need about $400.00 to properly set up a snake cage. We recommend the Kenyan Sand Boa to customers who want a small snake. In our area, the cost is $90+. This nice little snake gets 18-24" long and is even good with children, with supervision, and over age 5. They start out eating one pinky a week. A pinky is a newborn mouse.
if you are a beginner then the best snake to have is a corn snake. corn snakes can grow up to about 5 foot they also eat mice which puts most people off buying them, they are fairly cheap they cost around 拢30 and over. if you want more info on corn snakes you could go on google and have a look on there as their are lots of good websites.
Garden Snake
get a little garden snake, bluck snakes give me the chills. Im sure if you look around a local pet store they have small ones
What happened to Human Pets on Facebook?
Human Pets disappeared from facebook today. Does anyone know what happened to it? I had friends and contacts that I only spoke to through that application and no have no way of contacting them.What happened to Human Pets on Facebook?According to that facebook news article they are trying to keep inappropriate content off the web, like pornography, the new membership allows you to upload and "sell" and give pornography as gifts, and although it was only for 18 and older, the security system to check that wasn't very effective, all you had to do was change you HP age, and thats with one click of the edit button. Patrick also probably didn't inform or talk to facebook about this "member" program, and probably didn't get it approved, its been completely wiped out on my facebook, the "news" the "saved" pages and everything. I think even Patrick has been banned from facebook entirley.What happened to Human Pets on Facebook?
I don't have the definitive answer. I'm glad that I see I'm not the only one that had this problem. There was a news article today that said that FaceBook put in place new rules about safety and about applications and all applications had to agree to the new terms of those safety rules. At a guess, Human Pets hasn't signed that agreement? Once again, this is just a guess. Here's a link to the article on Yahoo news.What happened to Human Pets on Facebook?Human Pets was shut down by Facebook due to pornographic pictures that were supposedly showing up within the application occasionally. The entire story is in the link below.What happened to Human Pets on Facebook?
Check this out, it's the official version: http://www.allfacebook.com/2008/05/facebook-shuts-down-human-pets/What happened to Human Pets on Facebook?According to www.humanpets.com, "HP has been shutdown by facebook. Will try to get it back up soon." That's the only official explanation I can find.
I don't have the definitive answer. I'm glad that I see I'm not the only one that had this problem. There was a news article today that said that FaceBook put in place new rules about safety and about applications and all applications had to agree to the new terms of those safety rules. At a guess, Human Pets hasn't signed that agreement? Once again, this is just a guess. Here's a link to the article on Yahoo news.What happened to Human Pets on Facebook?Human Pets was shut down by Facebook due to pornographic pictures that were supposedly showing up within the application occasionally. The entire story is in the link below.What happened to Human Pets on Facebook?
Check this out, it's the official version: http://www.allfacebook.com/2008/05/facebook-shuts-down-human-pets/What happened to Human Pets on Facebook?According to www.humanpets.com, "HP has been shutdown by facebook. Will try to get it back up soon." That's the only official explanation I can find.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Are axolotyls good pets for a 7 yr old and how easy are they to keep?
Can they be kept in a normal fish tank with filter ?Are axolotyls good pets for a 7 yr old and how easy are they to keep?I would say there are other pets that would be more appropriate.
They can be kept in a regular tank with a filter, but in most situations, they can't be kept in cool enough water to live their normal lifespan. They prefer water temperatures around 65oF, and in warmer water, an animal that should live about 15 years maybe lives 2.
Axolotls are definitely cute (part of their appeal) but they shouldn't be handled or kept with fish - it's pretty much just the axolotls in a species tank. They aren't very active except when eating and this may create the tendency to want to overfeed them.
Apart from that, their care is much like a fish - weekly water changes of about 25%, feeding with a variety of foods including pellets (fish or turtle), bloodworms, enriched brine shrimp, earthworms, etc.
Some info on axolotls: http://www.axolotl.org/ , http://inky.50megs.com/axolotlnewfaq.htm鈥?/a>
They can be kept in a regular tank with a filter, but in most situations, they can't be kept in cool enough water to live their normal lifespan. They prefer water temperatures around 65oF, and in warmer water, an animal that should live about 15 years maybe lives 2.
Axolotls are definitely cute (part of their appeal) but they shouldn't be handled or kept with fish - it's pretty much just the axolotls in a species tank. They aren't very active except when eating and this may create the tendency to want to overfeed them.
Apart from that, their care is much like a fish - weekly water changes of about 25%, feeding with a variety of foods including pellets (fish or turtle), bloodworms, enriched brine shrimp, earthworms, etc.
Some info on axolotls: http://www.axolotl.org/ , http://inky.50megs.com/axolotlnewfaq.htm鈥?/a>
What types of pets can you order on line?
or through the mail. How do they mail animals?What types of pets can you order on line?Ordering an animal online is never a good idea. The people selling the animals obviously don't care who their animals are going to, as they'll sell to anyone with a credit card without ever meeting or talking to the person. If someone is that apathetic about the homes their animals are going to, then they probably don't care whether or not they're breeding healthy animals. In addition, if you ever have a problem with your animal in the future and need advice, you can bet that the "breeder" isn't going to be of any help to you.
As for the "technical" part of how they get it to you... It is possible to get things shipped to you in 1-2 days, which is obviously the way to go when the thing being shipped is alive. They go in a cage, they get shipped, and you pray that they don't overheat/freeze, get mishandled, or have a heart attack. Stressful for the animal, and not something that I would ever consider a good idea.What types of pets can you order on line?all types
As for the "technical" part of how they get it to you... It is possible to get things shipped to you in 1-2 days, which is obviously the way to go when the thing being shipped is alive. They go in a cage, they get shipped, and you pray that they don't overheat/freeze, get mishandled, or have a heart attack. Stressful for the animal, and not something that I would ever consider a good idea.What types of pets can you order on line?all types
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