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  • Do Myer and David Jones in Australia auction off surplus stock in bulk?

    if so, where/how ?

    Would also like contacts for top end designer womens clothes - bulk lots - in AUSTRALIA. (DKNY, Calvin Klein, Prada, Armani, etc). Plenty overseas, but hard to find here?

    4 AnswersYahoo Shopping1 decade ago
  • Should people like this be strung up and LEFT TO ROT? (literally)?

    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=200706...

    1. allowing her dogs access to chocolate and raisins

    2. not taking them to the vet because of shoe sales

    3. allowing her first dog to die without treatment

    4. sitting at home while her pregnant second dog vomits, has diarrhea, refuses to eat, is lethargic and aggressive.

    5. allowing a dog to get pregnant twice - first at 6 months, then at 1 year old.

    6. offering human food hoping it will help.

    7. after all this asking people not to be rude because she "wont appreciate it" while asking for home remedies.

    oh btw.. she did ask here what she should do right after she found the dogs with the chocolate, while the other dog was still alive - she chose to do nothing - this was her second question, one day and one dead dog later, about the incident.

    no stupid, theres no home remedy for dead or dying dogs!

    26 AnswersDogs1 decade ago
  • why? WWHHYYYYYYY????

    why do so many dog owners insist on feeding their dogs human food? are they just retarded or intent on killing their animals??

    heres SOME (not all) foods that can kill your dog-

    chocolate, milk, ALL stone fruit, most nuts (inlcuding almonds!), mushrooms, caffiene, tomatoes, grapes/raisins, anything high in sugar, anything high in fat (including strips of fat from meat), onions, garlic, baby food, yeast dough and pretty much every human junk food available, cooked bones....

    heres some that can cause deficiencies or make them very sick -

    raw eggs, raw fish, salty foods, potato and root vegetables, cooked meat (more specifically, bbqed or grilled).

    feed your dog dry dog food, large raw bones and lean raw (or boiled with the fat skimmed off) meat - its really not a difficult concept ... its not rocket science!

    why would you risk feeding it human food at all when you never, ever have to???

    11 AnswersOther - Pets1 decade ago
  • what is it about Yorkshires??

    why do Americans like Yorkshires so much? They are much more popular in the U.S. than other countries. Ive never seen the attraction!

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    9 AnswersDogs1 decade ago
  • why do you think many of the Egyptian Gods were part animal?

    this might help -

    Sekhmet was half lion - goddess of war and divine vengeance (gotta love her)

    Anubis was half jackal - god of the dead or underworld

    Sobek was half crocodile - god of the nile

    Ra was half hawk - god of the sky

    this one is for the kids and teens.

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    2 AnswersOther - Pets1 decade ago
  • do you ask about a pups medical and family history?

    if not, you should. Just a note -

    when buying a dog or a pup, it doesnt matter where you buy it from - petshop or breeder. apart from asking the age and health of the pups, what you need to do is ask the seller about the pups AND their parents medical history AND ask for their vets phone number (otherwise they can just lie about the history).

    If they wont give it to you, then they probably have something to hide and you shouldnt buy pups from them.

    if their pups and parents are healthy, immunised and have no obvious genetic problems, they will not have a problem with giving you their medical history or with you talking to their vet.

    a registered dog means nothing in regard to general AND genetic health.

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    6 AnswersDogs1 decade ago
  • Is it ethical to develop human/animal hybrids?

    Check out this story -

    http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/01/01...

    the U.S.A. currently allows the development of human/animal hybrids without restriction.

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    4 AnswersZoology1 decade ago
  • Is it ethical to develop human/animal hybrids?

    Check out this story -

    http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/01/01...

    the U.S.A. currently allows the development of human/animal hybrids without restriction.

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    8 AnswersOther - Pets1 decade ago
  • Is your poodle really a sheep?

    Japanese fooled in poodle scam

    Friday April 27, 2007

    Thousands of Japanese have been swindled in a scam in which they were sold Australian and British sheep and told they were poodles.

    Flocks of sheep were imported to Japan and then sold by a company called Poodles as Pets, marketed as fashionable accessories, available at $1,600 each.

    That is a snip compared to a real poodle which retails for twice that much in Japan.

    The scam was uncovered when Japanese moviestar Maiko Kawamaki went on a talk-show and wondered why her new pet would not bark or eat dog food. She was crestfallen when told it was a sheep.

    Then hundreds of other women got in touch with police to say they feared their new "poodle" was also a sheep.

    One couple said they became suspicious when they took their "dog" to have its claws trimmed and were told it had hooves.

    4 AnswersDogs1 decade ago
  • What is bravery?

    16 AnswersPhilosophy1 decade ago