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A Ride In Luxury, Inc.
By Quixote June 28, 2016
Sedans, SUVs or limos are all in one place http://limoscanner.com/partner-vehicle/877-lincoln-limousine-a-ride-in-luxury/ Real pictures, fast reply. ...read more
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By Chair Caning & Wicker Repair January 10, 2014
Thank you for connecting with Chair Caning & Wicker Repair www.chaircaning.webs.com 704-235-8171, it is a pleasure having you in our network. We wish your business to have continued growth and success.Giving your company 5 stars and other "compliments" to your Circle site for your kindness. ...read more
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By Divorce Shower Store and Divorce Party Store March 31, 2013
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mountain lodging at the foot of Pikes Peak
Come to the mountains for a romantic getaway, girl's weekend or family vacation ...read more
By Cascade Escapes November 18, 2016
Cruises
Now is the time to book cruises, all of the prices are down. Free food anytime you wantGreat entertainmentWonderful SpasRoom serviceNever make up your bedUnpack oncePorts of all kindsShops on board shipHair salon on board ship Best babysitters ever, so Mom and Dad can get awayTeen centerExcursions to explore Best relaxationWARM WARM WARM WARM weather ...read more
By Cruise Planners April 27, 2009
Enjoy Your Dog This Summer Outdoors!
Mention going Bye-Bye to a dog and what happens?Tails usually start wagging, happy eyes are bright and then a lot of dancing around. A walk in the park, the fresh air, exercise, and socializing are great for your pooch. To keep these outings safe and fun for everyone, ask yourself a couple of questions before bounding out the door: Are your dog's vaccinations up to date?This helps reduce the chance of picking up any illnesses from other dogs on the playground. Flea collars or some of the products like Front Line Flea & Ticks help too. Are you confident about your dog's training?Dog parks can be hectic places. But knowing that your pet will respond to your voice commands, even while playing with other dogs, will make it a more relaxing outing. Wouldn't it be nice if puppy training wasn't so focused on reprimanding?Try positive reinforcement. It works by giving rewards for behaviors you want rather than punishments for those you don't. A few suggestions for making this work: Be prompt.Reward your pet immediately, so they knows what they did right. Be consistent.Always use the same command for the same behavior. Be flexible.For more complicated tricks, reward your dog for coming close to the desired behavior, so they know they're on the right track. Be patient.At first, you'll need to reward with treats every time, and then gradually move toward using verbal praise like "Good girl!" and "Good boy!" with a good pet or hug will be enough to keep them obeying.You and your dog will love going bye bye to the park, in the car, and to friends and family's homes together when good behavior is welcomed no matter where you go. ...read more
By Tail Waggin Travelers June 02, 2008