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superdog :: Article Creator Krypto Could Be Superman's Best Character (Or Gunn's Biggest Mistake) James Gunn's Superman trailer includes the Man of Steel's canine pal Krypto the Superdog, who may be the most polarizing element of the movie. The Superman trailer provides the first proper tease of Gunn's upcoming DCU, with David Corenswet's Superman dealing with a lot of challenges and hardships in the trailer. Fortunately, his loyal dog Krypto is on hand to provide Kal-El with some support. Krypto was teased by Gunn in the lead-up to the Superman trailer – and was featured in on of the first promo images. While Krypto brings some undeniable charm and lovability to the Superman trailer, his role in the movie might not be as easy to sell audiences on. Videos by ComicBook.Com Krypto Is Hard To Pull Off In Live-Action While Krypto the Superdog has been a feature of DC Comics for decades, his live-action appearances have be...

elizabethan collar :: Article Creator Restraint Collars. Part I: Elizabethan Collars And Other Types Of Restraint Collars Sakaguchi, E., Kaizu, K. & Nakamichi, M. Fibre digestion and digesta retention from different physical forms of the feed in the rabbit. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. Comp. Physiol. 102(3), 559–563 (1992). Article  Google Scholar  Gioffre, F., Francia, A. Di, Testasecca, A. & Proto, V. Effect of prolonged inhibition of caecotrophy in the growing rabbit fed on two different diets. [Italian]. Riv. Coniglicoltura 26(4), 27–35 (1989). Google Scholar  Neale, R.J. Coprophagy in iron-deficient rats: II. 2 novel methods of prevention. Lab. Anim. 18(2), 119–124 (1984). Article  Google Scholar  Tulliez, J.E., Durand, E.F. & Bories, G.F. Metabolic fate and pharmacokinetics of tissue residues of the anticoccidial drug robenidine in the rabbit. Incidence of coprophagy on its bioavailability. J. Agric. Food Chem. 3...

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wolf hybrid :: Article Creator Eugene Animal Services On Rules For Owning Dangerous Dogs After Hybrid Attack EUGENE, Ore. — Wolf hybrids on the loose in the Friendly neighborhood of Eugene caused a scare for locals and injuries to another dog. Now, with the animals off the streets, Eugene Animal Services want residents to understand the rules around owning a dangerous dog. Two wolf hybrids said to live near 32nd Avenue and Ferry Street were known for getting loose. "In the past five years, they have been posted on Facebook that they have gotten out and either attacked a dog or attacked a cat," said Kenzi Miller, nutrition educator at The Healthy Pet. "I think it's really irresponsible for an owner to have a dog and not be able to properly care for them and especially a wolf hybrid dog. They require certain needs, and I don't think a neighborhood type setting really meets their requirements at all." A resident post...

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dog hotel :: Article Creator Paw-care 'hotels' Scam: How Rogue Kenyans Target Pet Owners This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. Dog Expert Reveals What They Look For In A Hotel When Travelling With A Pet When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Are you considering traveling with your dog some time soon? Many of us will find ourselves doing this over the holiday season, perhaps to see loved ones or even just to get away for a few days. As a result, you might be looking for a hotel, but how do you find one that's great for you but dog-friendly at the same time, so your dog can enjoy playing with the best dog ...

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bullmastiff dog :: Article Creator Bullmastiff Is Almost As Big As 'The Grinch' In Hilarious Holiday Photoshoot Have you planned out your holiday photos yet? There's still time! We know it can be a little hard to figure out a fresh angle every year. So may we suggest trying something new? One dog parent took their Bullmastiff to see a different man in a big red coat — the Grinch. And let's just say the results are perfect. Ravioli is a big guy. Nothing scares him. But even the bravest dog might not stand a chance when facing the Grinch. Nope it's not Santa waiting to take a photo with you, it's someone more sinister! Thankfully, it doesn't seem like the Bullmastiff lives in Whoville, so he should be okay. If anything, it was the Grinch who should've been worried! Ravioli is a big guy! Although he's more of the gentle giant type so in this situation the Grinch was safe. Related: Bull Mastiff Sits Just Like ...

canine :: Article Creator Inside The Life-saving World Of Canine Blood Donors By the time the two puppies arrived, their situation was already dire. After eating rat bait, the 16-week-old boxers were ghostly pale—"white gums, lethargic, barely able to lift their heads," recalls Karyn Kanowski, then a veterinarian at the only animal hospital in Alice Springs, a remote city in Australia's Northern Territory. "I didn't hold out much hope." The poison had robbed the dogs of their ability to clot blood, leaving them hemorrhaging internally. Without an immediate transfusion on that evening in 2011, they wouldn't have lasted the night.  Desperate, Kanowski called on an unlikely hero: Bruce, a large mastiff belonging to one of the clinic's receptionists. Bruce had donated blood before and was known for his calm demeanor. (Learn why dogs are more like us than we thought.) "He was a legend," she says...

dog cone :: Article Creator Please Enjoy This Dog's Spruced Up Recovery Cone Human life is a long series of disappointments, but at least we have photos of dogs dressed in cute costumes to ease the pain. Today's dog-in-cute-costume comes courtesy of Bailey McConnell on Twitter, whose mom gave the family dog's recovery cone a much-needed makeover. Mashable Top Stories More than 29,000 retweets later, McConnell's dog is pretty much internet famous. Is this dog any happier with her cone now that it makes her look like a giant plant? She's likely indifferent, but we feel good about it. Featured Video For You This camera lets you toss your dog a treat from anywhere in the world How Your Dog Sees The World Differently Video It indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options. News An curved arrow pointing right. The letter F. An cur...