Click Below to Skip Ahead The Manchester Terrier comes in two sizes: standard and toy. However, this only applies to North America because in England, which is where this dog originated, the toy version is a separate breed from the standard and is called the English Toy Terrier. In this article, we discuss the toy and standard Manchester Terrier.
Breed OverviewHeight:
15–16 inches (standard), 10–12 inches (toy)
Weight:
12–22 pounds (standard), under 12 pounds (toy) Read More...
Cats are natural predators! They love to stalk, pounce and dominate small critters. Most cats are intrigued by anything small and wiggly, with spiders, ants, and crickets often drawing their attention. But what if the hunt is successful, and your buddy manages to eat a cockroach?
Chances are your cat is going to be just fine. Cockroaches aren’t toxic to cats, but they can carry diseases and parasites that cause problems. Read More...
Click to Skip Ahead The Namib Sand Gecko is also known as the Web-footed Gecko due to its tiny, webbed feet. This small sand burrower is an interesting pet for the hands-off pet owner. They do not like to be handled and prefer to be left alone. If you are looking for a low-maintenance pet to observe, then read on to learn more about these cute little geckos!
Quick Facts About Namib Sand Geckos Species Name: Pachydactylus rangei Family: Gekkonidae Care Level: Low maintenance Temperature: 85 to 92 degrees Fahrenheit by day, cooler at night Temperament: Solitary, nocturnal Color Form: Pale salmon, light brown stripes Lifespan: 5 years Size: 5 inches Diet: Insects Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons Tank Set-Up: Sand, hiding places Compatibility: Can be kept together Namib Sand Gecko Overview As the name implies, the Namib Sand Gecko comes from the Namib Desert in southern Africa. Read More...
