The term “Warmblood” has caused a great deal of confusion among horse owners, even experienced and knowledgeable breeders. Essentially, a warmblood horse is neither a “coldblood”— the draught breeds like the Shire or Clydesdale — nor a “hotblood” — the thoroughbreds and Arab breeds. Put simply, a warmblood horse is a mixture of coldblood and hotblood breeds but is not a breed unto itself.
Warmblood horses came from the desire for a horse that could be ridden into battle at speed but was also capable of carrying heavy loads. Read More...
Click to Skip Ahead Siamese cats are known for their talkative nature and human-centered personality. Such a unique cat deserves a unique name as well. However, choosing a name that is fitting for your friendly Siamese can be difficult. There are many names out there, so narrowing it down to just one or two can be challenging in itself.
Luckily, we’re here to help. We’ve picked out some of the best Siamese names and provided plenty of options for you to choose from. Read More...
There are many different kinds of gerbils globally, 87 known species, and a current 14 genera of gerbil, to be exact. They are all classed in the mammal subfamily Gerbillinae, previously known as the desert rats. These small creatures are primarily native to Africa, Asia, and India.
Nowadays, almost any pet shop that you enter will have gerbils on sale, except in California, where they are illegal to purchase or keep as a pet. Read More...
