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Tuesday, 31 May 2016
Monday, 30 May 2016
Friday, 27 May 2016
How to keep your DOG happy?
Socialize your furry kid.
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Keeping
him isolated or at home all day can be detrimental to his emotional well-being
and create fear when he finally does come in contact with other people or dogs.
But always remember to take your pup’s personality into account so you know
what his limits for socializing are.
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Take your dog
on a walk, to the dog park, or set up play dates with other humans and their
dogs.
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Have a friend,
whom your dog knows and trusts.
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Introduce him
to one dog at a time, and only if the other dog is calm and won't frighten your
pup.
Train your Dog
This will not only increase his
mental stimulation, but also strengthen the bond between you and your pet by
making your expectations for him clear. If you aren’t sure what training would
benefit your dog most, contact a Certified Pet Dog Trainer
Establish yourself as pack leader.
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It’s
important to show your dog love and affection, Your furry kid will become confused
without structure and consistency in his life, so be sure you stick to your
role.
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Playtime is
only for when he is calm and receptive.
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Reward your pup
with special treats when he has followed your directions.
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During walks
your dog should be next to or behind you.
Remain
calm and assertive around your dog.
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Never
behave uneasy or anxious. Because you are the pack leader, these feelings are
sure to rub off on your pet.
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Nervous animals
are more likely to be aggressive.
Maintain
your dog’s confidence.
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Believe
it or not, your pup does have self-esteem, and there are things that you, as his
owner, can do to keep it up.
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Praise
your dog when he has mastered a new trick, along with other
accomplishments. Remember that your tone of voice is the key to
communication with your pet, praise for him should sound different than a
command
Keep
your pup active
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Especially if
he is alone all day, a dog needs exercise just like people do. Take your dog on
a walk around the block or play a fun, interactive game with him.
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Hide
and seek will stimulate your pet’s mind and body.
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If
you have a small dog, consider finding a dog park that has specified areas
where your pet can socialize with pup's his own size and temperament so you
don't have to be skeptical of his safety.
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For
an older dog with stiff joints, water activities are a safe, low impact source
of exercise.
Feed
your dog a nourishing, balanced diet.
An animal is happiest when he can
exercise, and to do so, he must eat healthful food. What you feed your dog
depends on his age, energy level and potential allergies.
Schedule
regular veterinary appointments for your pet.
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The
vet will provide an overall health screening, as well as any vaccinations your
dog might need. It's best for puppies and older dogs to visit every six months,
while once a year is adequate for adult dogs under the age of ten.
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This
visit can also help you determine methods for keeping your dog’s ears and teeth
clean, along with any other hygiene concerns.
Ensure
your dog’s safety at all times.
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This
includes making sure he has an Identity on him, a fenced yard that will keep
him safe from potential predators, and plenty of shade and water if he’s
outside during warm weather.
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Make
sure your dog is securely fastened or confined during car trips and never let
his head hang out of the window where he could be hit by airborne objects or
thrown from the vehicle. [12]
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Unless
your dog is extremely well trained, leashing him when outside the yard is
important, especially if you’re in a high traffic area.
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Kids
should always be supervised around a dog, young children should also never be
allowed to hold a small dog as they can accidentally drop or injure him.
Give
your pup regular massages.
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This
will bring down his stress levels and soothe any joint pain he may be
experiencing.
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A
slow rub down that reaches the muscle, fat and bones can work wonders to calm a
nervous dog.
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Rubbing
your dog’s joints can prepare him for physical activity.
Thursday, 26 May 2016
Bread Uttapam - South Indian Snack Recipe
Bread Uttapam - South Indian Snack Recipe
Ingredients:
Bread - 3 slices
Suji (Semolina) - 3tbsp
All purpose flour (Maida) – 3 tbsp
Yogurt – 1/4th cup
Salt – 1 tsp
Cumin seeds – 1/4th tsp
Bell pepper - 1/4th cup
Tomatoes - 1/4th cup
Green Chillies
Ginger – 1tsp
Coriander leaves
Water - As required
Preparation Method:
Remove crust from all the sides of bread and slice the bread in
small pieces so it will be easy to blend.
Add bread slices, Suji, all purpose flour, yogurt and water in a blender and blend it to smooth paste.
Add cumin seeds, ginger, salt, coriander leaves, chillies,
bell pepper and tomatoes in the batter.
Add oil in the pan as required for Uttapam and cook it on a medium flame so that it is cooked properly from inside.
Both the sides of the Uttapam should be golden brown.
Once done, it can be served with coconut chutney.
Kesar Badam Pista Ice cream
Kesar Badam Pista Ice cream
Ingredients:
Milk – 500 gm
Cornstarch – 2 tbsp
Cream – ½ cup
Sugar – 125 gms
Saffron – a few strands
Almond – 20-25
Pistachios – 20-25
Ice cream Essence – 2-3 drops
Edible yellow colour – 2-3 drops
CMC – 1 tsp
GMS – 1tsp
Preparation method:
Add dissolved cornstarch to the boiling milk and stir till thick
Add blanched, slivered Almond and Pistachios and mix. Cool it
Add Ice cream essence and yellow colour and mix.
Add GMS & CMC powder. Mix thoroughly.
(GMS and CMC powder will give a flovour like market Icecream, and it also acts as an stabilizer)
Note - If you are not able to find these powder, then freeze your Ice cream for 1 hour and blend it in the mixer and again freeze it.
Wednesday, 25 May 2016
Awesome trip to Raigad fort and Diveagar in Maharashtra
Raigad is a hill fort situated in the Mahad, Raigad district of Maharashtra India. The Maratha king [Shivaji Maharaj] built this fort and made his capital in 1674 when he was crowned King of a Maratha Kingdom which later developed into the Maratha Empire eventually covering majority of modern-day India
The fort was built by Chandrarao More in 1030. Its ruins today consist of the queen's quarters: six chambers, with each chamber having its own private restroom. The main palace was constructed using wood, of which only the bases of pillars remain. Ruins of three watch towers can be seen directly in front of the palace grounds overlooking an artificial lake called Ganga Sagar Lake created next to the fort. It also has a view of the execution point called Takmak Tok, a cliff from which the sentenced prisoners were thrown to their death. The area is now fenced off. The fort also has ruins of the market, and it has such structure that one can shop even while riding on a horse.
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