Click Below to Skip Ahead With their flowing coats, alert ears, and intelligent expressions, Belgian Tervurens are not the type of dog you forget about quickly once you’ve met one. Developed in Belgium as herding and guardian dogs, the Belgian Tervuren excels at these and all other tasks they attempt.
Breed OverviewHeight:
22 – 26 inches
Weight:
45 – 75 pounds
Lifespan:
12 – 14 years
Colors:
Fawn and black, mahogany and black Read More...
If you are a beginner looking to keep a lizard as a pet, consider getting a brown anole (also known as the Bahaman anole). These tiny creatures are often overlooked, but they make great pets.
They are inexpensive, semi-arboreal, active, and readily available. Besides, these anoles are hardy and do not demand fondling or pampering.
Want to find out more about the brown anole? Read on.
Quick Facts about Brown Anole Species Name: Anolis sagrei Common Name: Brown anole, Cuban brown anole, de la Sagra’s anole Care Level: Beginner Lifespan: 4 to 5 years Adult Size: 6 to 8 inches long Diet: Carnivores Minimum Tank Size: Tall 10-gallon tank Temperature & Humidity: Basking temperature of 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Read More...
As a breed, Siamese cats have a reputation for being very vocal. They might “talk” to you more often than other types of cats by meowing, yowling, growling, and purring. While we know cats purr when they’re happy, it’s a little more nuanced than that. Cats can also purr when they’re upset, such as when they’re nervous or injured. Additionally, not all cats purr, and some vibrate so softly that it’s almost inaudible. Read More...