Since the Labradoodle began to gain prominence, several different variations in breed size have become available. The latest and by far the smallest in the world is the Paddy Melon Labradoodle. There is only one breeder in the world that offers this highly desirable variation of the ‘pure’ Labradoodle.

Purposely bred and developed, these dogs are specifically bred to be no taller than 10-11 inches in height. They are the perfect pocket play companions and their coloring is extraordinary. Red and party coats stand out, unique and eye-catching.

Of course, the Paddy Melon Labradoodle exhibits the best qualities of its larger counterparts. The perfect combination of a loving and loyal nature that the breed has become so renowned for, combined with the low-allergy coat (no dog smell) and its intuitive temperament.

In fact, did you know that Labradoodles were initially bred as guide dogs for owners with vision problems and allergies? This special breed of dog was developed to combine the best characteristics and qualities of the most tender and playful canines. The perfect combination of the loving and loyal Labrador Retriever with the intelligence and health benefits of hypoallergenic Poodle coat care. This makes them excellent family pets, especially those with young children.

The Paddy Melon Labradoodle is naturally intelligent and also has a predisposition to be easily trained. They are also very confident dogs with friendly temperaments, which again makes them wonderful family pets. The Paddy Melon Labradoodle is in demand for all of these reasons, but even more so for owners where space would otherwise be a concern.

Not to be confused with a ‘toy dog’, these one-of-a-kind Labradoodles are more than just a smaller version of their larger counterparts. Don’t be fooled into thinking any small dog will do. The Paddy Melon Labradoodle is an exclusive version of the ‘pure’ Labradoodle. Bred for the purpose of developing unique features and benefits; It is NOT a common miniature cross. However, don’t just take our word for it. It is not uncommon for people to meet with a breeder several times before finally deciding to buy to ensure that they are comfortable that they have made the right decision for their needs. Responsible Labradoodle breeders should have no problem with this process and if you are serious about a Paddy Melon Labradoodle then you should speak to a trusted breeder. Once you feel confident in your choice, it’s all fun and games from there to picking the perfect new addition for your family.

After giving your kitten a deworming treatment, it is rid of the worms, but your dog now has them. If there is still a part of the treatment left, you may be tempted to give it to your child. But that works all the time. Although you may find that the ingredients of deworming treatments for dogs and cats are mostly the same. Currently, active ingredients like praziquantel are available under different brand names. They can be found in both antiparasitic treatments for dogs and cats.

The fact that the active ingredient is the same does not mean that it is a good idea to give your canine the antiparasitic treatment of your feline or vice versa. The difference is in the amount of ingredients used. The number of doses can also vary depending on the size of the pet.

There is a wide range of preventative treatments available for heartworms in dogs and cats. But while dogs can be treated with the help of an injection once they are infected, cats cannot be treated in the same way if they contract heartworm. There are certain cases in which treatment that is effective in dogs can be poisonous to cats. Therefore, it is always the best option to let your vet suggest deworming treatments for your dog and cat rather than treating them yourself. There are antiparasitic treatments for kittens, but heartworm treatment is an entirely different ball game. Remember, prevention is better than cure. The treatment is not only very tedious but also quite expensive.

It is also very important to understand that there are different worms that can affect your dog and cat. Therefore, never give a treatment that is specifically to treat a particular worm for another worm. For example; If your kitty has pinworms and your dog has tapeworms, never give him the treatment that works to eradicate pinworms to treat tapeworms. Therefore, before receiving deworming treatment, consult with your veterinarian, who will determine the type of worm that has affected your pet and then provide appropriate treatment and dosage advice.

The best possible way to counteract the problem of worms in dogs and cats is by taking preventative measures to prevent them from contracting any type of worms in the first place. Remember, kittens and puppies are born with worms. They get it from their mothers when they breastfeed. That is why routine veterinary care for puppies and kittens includes treatment for worms. After a year, ask your vet to test your pet’s stool to make sure there are no worms present. Also make sure they don’t eat birds, mice, or other animals that can carry worms. Also get rid of fleas because that is the first big step in preventing worms in dogs and cats.

There are so many breeders selling so-called teacup dogs, but are they really the size of a teacup? Teacup dogs are dogs that are small enough to fit into a teacup, which gives rise to the name. They are growing smaller and smaller, because it is believed that that is what people want. Puppies whose size has been intentionally reduced to fit in a teacup are prone to all sorts of health complications. Should we keep reducing their sizes or just enjoy the miniature sizes that are available now?

Teacup Puppy Sale

Often times, the term “teacup dog” is used as a marketing strategy to increase the price of a puppy, as some people find the extremely small size desirable. The term teacup dog encompasses many varieties of toy or miniature dog breeds.

Chihuahuas and Maltese are examples of toy dog ​​breeds. There is no such thing as a “toy chihuahua” or a “Maltese toy”. Chihuahuas and Maltese are already toy breeds, so the term Toy Maltese is a misnomer and leads the buyer to believe that they are buying something even smaller. The AKC standard for a toy breed is 6 pounds and below which, at the time of writing, it would cover so-called teacup breeds. To say that a dog is a Chihuahua teacup possibly suggests that its growth was stunted at birth and therefore has flaws that may not be obvious when purchased.

Getting the most out of normal small breed dogs will give you more satisfaction than a dog that was not bred properly.

Breeding introduction by size

Some dog breeds such as the Shi Tzu (Tibetan temple dog, Tibetan lion dog) have always been small, while other breeds have been reduced from their standard size to miniature and toy.

Before and during the early part of the 19th century, all dogs were working dogs to some degree. Breeding dogs specifically for their appearance was introduced in the mid-19th century. Take, for example, the classic Poodle.

Poodles were used as water hunting dogs for many years until their size was reduced to allow them to become a domestic dog and further reduced to become a lap dog. Many people like smaller breeds because they have a more refined appearance. Breeds that are naturally small are fun but also very protective despite their size.

For many small breed owners, dressing their “babies” in cute clothes has become the latest trend. There is nothing wrong with that as long as the puppy is comfortable. Wearing a coat indoors may not be necessary and can cause the puppy to overheat unnecessarily, but wearing a jacket when outdoors can be beneficial in keeping cold at bay, especially when it has been poorly groomed.

Maltese, Pomeranian, Yorkie, Miniature Pinscher, and Papillion are just a few of the ideal dogs to wear clothes. There are all kinds of small dog clothing available and it includes dog dresses, dog raincoats, dog dresses, and dog coats. There are even booties available to protect your tiny feet.

There is a large selection of clothing available for smaller dogs. If you have a small, toy, or even teacup dog, take the opportunity to see what’s hot for small dogs.

Another question we are frequently asked about growing your veterinary business is:

What can I do to sell more products in my reception area?

Our point of view is this:

Finding ways to increase the sales of the products you sell within the reception area of ​​your veterinary practice is an excellent idea, as it is a way to increase the average transaction value of your customers.

Here are three strategies you can start implementing right away that will increase product sales within your reception area:

1. Provide your staff with cross-sell scripts

Did you know that when McDonald’s introduced the phrase “Would you like fries with that?” doubled their worldwide earnings? This sentence is the perfect example of a cross-selling script, in other words, a script that your staff can learn and that you use to get customers to buy something different than what they originally got into practice.

McDonald’s also introduced the other phrase “Would you like to enlarge that?” which is an example of a top selling script, in other words a script your staff can use to get your customers to buy a more expensive version of what it originally came with.

So how can you use them in your practice?

Well, you can use generic scripts and product specific scripts.

A generic script could be a simple script that reception staff can use when receiving a payment from a customer, such as:

“Rocky’s been a good boy today, would you like to reward him with a tasty chew? It’s only a dollar and I can add it to your account if you want.”

An example of a product specific script could be used when a customer purchases an external flea treatment like

“We really recommend a shampoo that won’t peel off with that flea treatment. May I suggest this one?”

Or if a customer has bought a small bag of dog food, it could have a script like:

“Did you know that the 17.6-pound bags are better value for money? We can bring them to your car for you if you are concerned about weight.”

Think about which products have top-selling opportunities and which ones have cross-selling opportunities. Then create simple scripts that your front desk staff can use, but don’t enter too many at once or you’ll just confuse them.

2. Increase the number of coatings.

It has been shown in many veterinary practices that if you have two product coatings and you increase that to three product coatings, you should increase your sales of those products by 50%. If you have the space to do it, do it!

3. Better signage on the shelves

Many practices have very poor shelf signage, or worse, no signage. Instead of assuming your customers will know that stacked paper bags are dog food, why not make them think about buying some? For example, on top of diet food, place a sign that is large enough to be seen from all points in the waiting room with the words “Does your dog need to lose weight?” or above dental chews “Does your dog’s breath smell?” or on top of the shampoo “Does your dog itch?”. When you make your customers think they will engage with your products instead of ignoring them!

These are very practical things that you can implement, you just have to take action and do it!

The playful Pomeranian, a member of the toy group, is a loyal and friendly pet. Pomeranians make ideal pets for seniors, singles, and city dwellers or anyone who lives in a small space.

Some groups of dog breeds are classified by their ability to perform tasks, such as the work group, the sports group, and the dog group. The task force performs services such as protecting property and rescuing the lost. Examples of dogs in the working group are the Great Dane, the Samoyed, and the Siberian husky. The sporting group includes setters, spaniels, pointers, and retrievers, who like to hunt and do field work. Some dogs in the hound group, such as the Bloodhound and the Basset Hound, have an extraordinary sense of smell to be able to track their prey.

Unlike these hard-working specialists, the toy group’s dogs have been bred for human companionship. Toy dogs like the Chihuahua, the English Toy Spaniel, and the Pomeranian want to be by their master’s side at all times. This is why a Pomeranian makes an excellent pet, especially for seniors, singles, and people who live in small apartments or trailers.

Pomeranians are confident to the point of arrogance, secure in their position as faithful companions to the leader of the pack. Your Pomeranian dog will catch your eye, so be prepared to toast it. These little dogs have giant personalities. They are alert, intelligent, curious, and lively.

Pomeranians become extremely attached to their masters and can be very protective in situations where they perceive that their master is being threatened. Due to their protective nature, Pomeranian dogs tend to be suspicious of strangers and treat new people with caution, often expressing these suspicions by barking incessantly when meeting new people, especially in their own territory.

Such a strong-willed dog requires a confident owner who is not afraid to take over the dog and show him who’s boss. If the arrogant behavior of the Pomeranian gets out of control, it can lead to neurotic behaviors such as biting, biting, bad mood and general malaise.

Many Pomeranians get along well with other dogs that are housemates, but they are territorial and will attempt to chase strange dogs, even dogs that are substantially larger than themselves. With proper training, the Pomeranian dog can make an excellent pet. Socialize your Pomeranian early on to prevent him from developing bad habits such as high-pitched or shrill barking. Start breaking into the house at an early age for the best results.

Most Pomeranians, both puppies and adult dogs, can be trained and socialized to be loyal and manageable companions. Without a doubt, your Pomeranian will provide you with endless entertainment and more than enough company to avoid loneliness.

If you decide to have a puppy, ask your breeder to suggest an obedience trainer. If you are having an older dog or rescue Pomeranian, spend time with the dog to see what his temperament is like and seek professional training help if you have obedience issues.

Suppose you have silver hair. The natural assumption of those with whom you live and work would be that you are of an age when hair begins to lose its color. If your hair turned gray before your 20s or 30s, it could be a dietary deficiency, a medical or genetic concern.

Some claim that a black labrador retriever, with a silver factor with a coat somewhat less than black, is a purebred dog. Supposedly rare and highly desirable, a silver factor black Labrador Retriever can be offered at a higher price than normal. Do you deserve this? Or is he just a half-breed, a half-breed?

Standard Black Labrador Retriever

The Labrador Retriever breed standard reads: “Labrador Retriever coat colors are black, yellow, and chocolate. Any other color or combination of colors is a disqualification.” The breed standard goes on to say that black Labrador Retrievers must be completely black. If a black Labrador Retriever has a small white patch on its chest, it is “permissible, but not desirable” by breed standard.

A black Labrador Retriever, silver factor or not, should meet that standard. All purebred black Labrador Retrievers must be black.

Speaking genetically

A black Labrador Retriever, factored in silver or out of accordance with the standard, apparently has genetics that are not in line with that of the breed. The genetics of the coat color of a true black labrador retriever appears to be quite simple. Each dog receives two pairs of genes: one from its mother and one from its father.

You will remember from the first science class that there are two types of genes in every living being: dominant and recessive. This is true for you and it is true for black Labrador Retrievers. Genes determine its hair color, just like genes determine the coat color of a black Labrador Retriever. You can have brown, black, red, blonde, or a variation of any of those. A Labrador Retriever only has two options: black and chocolate, although we see black, chocolate, and yellow.

Consider these facts.

1. In Labrador Retrievers, a dominant gene always determines what color the coat will be. Forever. It doesn’t matter what other genes are present. The black gene, which we will call “B” for short, is dominant. Therefore, if a “B” gene is present, the preselected coat color is black. But keep reading.

2. We’ll call the chocolate recessive gene “b” for short. The “b” gene can only produce a chocolate coating if the dog does not inherit the “B” gene. Those are the only options: dominant black “B” genes and recessive chocolate “b” genes. There is no gene for yellow, silver, or other colors. A black Labrador Retriever, silver factored or otherwise, would have to go against this genetic makeup.

3. In addition to the black and chocolate genes, Labrador Retrievers have two more genes. These genes determine the ability of dogs to express a dark coat, that is, to show the dark color. Let’s call the dominant expression gene “E” for short and the recessive expression gene “e” for short.

4. Labrador retrievers that have the dominant “E” gene are capable of expressing a dark coat. They can show black or chocolate. If the dog has a “B” gene and an “E” gene, it will be black, no matter what other genes it has. If it has a “b” gene and an “E” it will be chocolate.

5. Labradors that carry the recessive “e” gene cannot display a dark coat. They will show neither black nor chocolate. They will show the absence of those by being of a yellow hue. A Labrador Retriever with a combination like BBee has 2 dominant genes for black, but the recessive “e” genes do not show the color. The dog will turn yellow.

You will see that a black Labrador Retriever, factored in silver, is not possible with these gene pairs. There is no scientific data at the time of this writing (2007) that has found any silver gene in black Labrador Retrievers.

True nature of the so-called silver laboratories

A black labrador retriever that is said to have silver factor can be an unusually light yellow or chocolate lab. There is also, in the United States, a grayish-brown hue similar to that of the Weimaraners. It is reported that the United States kennel was the first to report that “silver” Labradors also had Weimaraners, a silver-gray breed with somewhat similar appearance. The true nature of a black Labrador Retriever, factored in silver, is widely believed to be that of a cross: Labrador Retriever – Weimaraner mix.

The AKC recognizes “silver” labs only as chocolate and rejects them because they do not meet the breed standard for chocolate labs. A Silver Factor Black Labrador Retriever is not a standard AKC purebred dog.

It was around the year 1550 in the Sébaco Valley, in the Spanish province of Nicaragua, whose Nahuatl name “Cihuacuatl” means Serpent Woman, lived a nation of indigenous Matagalpa under the leadership of the chief Yamboa.

Among the animals that they hunted for food were the turkey, the quail, the agouti, the guardatinaja (a species of agouti peculiar to Nicaragua) and the deer. With regard to metals, they obtained and worked with gold, given its malleability and beauty. They had discovered deposits of this precious metal in a cave in the mountains to the north of their settlement. It is believed that this cave was connected to a cave on the bank of the Rio Grande with a cave near Estelí. They jealously guarded this secret, especially when they realized that the Spanish were searching for gold with unbridled ambition.

When the incursions of soldiers began to arrive under the Spanish crown, the “Cacique” (chieftain) received them cordially. Meanwhile, the Spanish discovered that some relatives of the Cacique exhibited necklaces that contained gold nuggets the size of tamarind seeds. Soon, they obtained some small nuggets through flattery and others by exchanging gaudy fabrics and other items, such as iron knives.

The chief offered gifts of gold nuggets to the King of Spain; legend tells of various leather bags filled with gold nuggets. For this reason, they are known as royal tamarinds. This gift only resulted in arousing the ambition of the conquerors, who arrived the next time more aggressively and erected a protective shelter or garrison for the soldiers very close to the indigenous settlement. The Indians resented being forced to hand over the gold. This resulted in some skirmishes and deaths on both sides.

Meanwhile, in Córdoba, Spain, lived a family whose father, Joseph Lopes de Cantarero, a lieutenant in the Spanish Navy, had been sent to a province of Nicaragua and had been reported killed in a region called Cihuacoatl in combat with the indigenous people who lived in that area. The news reached the peninsula several months later. When his widow, Mar’a Tinoco de Alburquerque, received the notification, his son, José, was just thirteen years old. He couldn’t foresee a future for him with the loss of his father’s salary. He made the decision to take his son to a Franciscan monastery that was close to his home. He spoke with Fray Domingo Cáceres and got José into the monastery to study in the hope that he would eventually become a priest.

José was both friendly and intelligent. During these years, he learned Latin, geography, history, oratory, Holy Scripture, and Theology. With only a few months to go before his ordination, the eager young man decided that the priesthood was not his calling. He was ambitious. He wanted to go to the place where his father had died and seek adventure in that mysterious land, known at the time as the West Indies.

He recalled that when he was little, his mother had taken him to the port of Cádiz to leave messages for his father when he served the crown in America. Now that he was nineteen years old, he took advantage of an authorized visit to his mother to confess that he would not return to the monastery and that he wanted to do something he always dreamed of. It would take several changes of direction and many years before it was known that he was a successful man. His mother cried, but finally blessed him and sent him away.

He collected more information about his father and instead of returning to the monastery, he headed to the port of Cádiz. There, he looked for a ship heading to the United States. He found one who was traveling to Cartagena de Indias and convinced the captain that he was a friar who could offer religious services to the crew, as well as the protection of the Lord during the voyage.

José embarked for the New World. Upon arriving in Cartagena de Indias, he waited two weeks before taking another ship to a small port called David. He crossed the Isthmus of Darien en route to Panama. There he took another ship to the port of Posesión de El Realejo, in the small province of Nicaragua. Upon arriving in León, he stayed there for a few months. There, he left the priesthood and celebrated his twentieth birthday.

He asked if he could enlist as an employee of the garrison that came to Sébaco. He found one that came from Muimui and enlisted with them. He arrived in Sebaco and asked permission to stay since it was one of the most important ports. [during the rainy season].

After situating himself and investigating the history and local conditions, he learned that his father, Lieutenant Joseph Lopes de Cantarero, had died because a captain named Alonso had snatched pieces of gold from some of the Indian women. The Indians retaliated by killing some of the soldiers the captain had ordered to protect him. It was this ambitious captain who compromised his troops, resulting in the loss of the lieutenant and several soldiers. José investigated the fate of this captain and discovered that he had previously perished while trying to discover the sources of the gold by force.

Meanwhile, José tried to befriend those close to the Cacique. Being a cunning and educated young man, he found a way to meet the Chieftain’s daughter, Oyanka. He spent several months trying to establish this relationship, learning the language of the Matagalpa Indians and teaching them Spanish.

Since they were both young and charming, they fell in love. She was seventeen years old, with tanned skin, amber eyes, fine features, sexy, and long, beautiful hair. He fell in love with her, the first woman in his life, but he did not ignore his intention to get rich. By conversing with her, he succeeded under oath of secrecy for her to take him to the place where his father mined the gold tamarinds.

Without notifying anyone, José and Oyanka walked two hours from the Sébaco settlement to the mountains near Estelí. Three leagues north of the community, there was a secret and hidden cave. José and Oyanka entered the forbidden cave with a lit ocote pine torch. Surprised by the light, bats emerged and abundant snakes slithered to safety.

Jose could see a quart vein before him in which large chunks of precious metal were embedded. I could not believe it. They were within easy reach. With little effort, he dislodged what appeared to be large golden buttons the size of tamarind seeds. He put seven of them in his sack and thanked his girlfriend. They admired the beautiful landscape of the valley and the sunset in the western mountains and returned late to the village.

Meanwhile, Oyanka’s father inquired about his daughter’s whereabouts. Upon receiving the information about the direction they had taken, he assumed that they had headed towards the secret cave. Grieved, he ordered the capture of the couple and imprisoned the young princess. He could not eliminate José for fear of the soldiers stationed in Metapa. Upon learning of an incursion by the Yarince Indians of the Caribbean race, who tended to attack at night to take Spanish women and children, he sent a message to the Yarinces that if they did not attack his town, he would send them gold nuggets and a young man. High-ranking Spanish whose rescue they could negotiate in the future with the Spanish crown in Cartagena de Indias from where the incursions of the Caribs emerged. He sent an advance group of Indians from Matagalpa to meet them near Mui Mui and made the treaty.

In this way, she was able to get rid of her daughter’s boyfriend without the need to do so. Oyanka, deprived of liberty and upon learning that her lover had been fired, became depressed to the point that she no longer wanted to eat. Her anguished father tried to convince her, but the young woman in love told him that she could not live without José and that she would fall into a deep sleep from which, according to her, she would not wake up until her father returned her lover to her.

It couldn’t be helped. At first, a thoughtful Oyanka lay down with his eyes open. After a few weeks, he fell into a deep sleep that was not death itself, since his body did not decompose; a dream that only her lover could wake her from.

Four hundred years later, Oyanka has been transformed into stone and can be seen from her town of Sébaco, El Guayabal (San Isidro), La Trinidad, Chaguitillo, Carreta Quebrada and for generations to come in the future, perennially … and perhaps for an eternity.

THE END

How to watch Oyanka

Traveling on the paved road from Sebaco to Matagalpa. A little before crossing the Sebaco bridge, or at the beginning of the highway to San Isidro, on the northwestern horizon you can see the Oyanka hill. In the background to the right is the Mocuana hill. But if we continue to the right towards the road to Matagalpa, in the profile of the hills to the north, you can see the silhouette of the princess lying on her back, her beautiful head with long hair, bare chest, a slight raised leg, the other leg and his arms resting on the hill, and his young abdomen slightly pronounced. With child?

How to wake her up

Look for a young man with brown hair and honey-colored eyes, about eight and a half feet tall, slim, but athletic. They say that he escaped to the Caribs on the coast of the Antilles and wanders in search of his beloved, whose love lasts longer than gold.

Yes, I said triangular eyes … The Bull Terrier is the only breed that is recognized to have triangular eyes. Not the shape of the eyeball, but the shape of the eye … as we would say that a person has “almond-shaped” eyes. Bull terriers often look bad, so to speak, as they are often misidentified with American Pit Bull Terriers … They are not Pit Bulls, they are Bull Terriers. They are not directly related, but come from the same ancestors.

The Bull Terrier was bred from 2 now-extinct breeds: the Old English Bulldog and the Old English Terrier. They were affectionately known as the “Bull and Terrier”. The breed was then divided into 2 branches: the pure white Bull Terrier and the colored varieties. Bull terriers are especially known for their egg-shaped head, with a Roman muzzle, and triangular eyes, as mentioned above. They are densely implanted and muscular with short, dense coats.

The “accepted colors” to display are white, any color other than white, or a combination of white and any other color. There is also a miniature of this breed, the Miniature Bull Terrier.

It is always said that they have the attitude of a “clown”, they play hard and are very intelligent. Bulls are very outgoing and love their humans! Their mind and body should be exercised regularly and they are not recommended for first-time dog owners. However, they are good dogs to keep around children as they have a high tolerance for pain and this dramatically reduces the chance of a defensive injury for a child. They make excellent watchdogs, especially for protecting children in their “dog care.”

Punk Dog Bull Terrier Spuds Mackenzie? Black Wood Mounted Art Poster Print – 16 Their outgoing and antics have made them instant celebrities … Remember Spuds MacKenzie (for those of us, who grew up in the 80s)? Target’s mascot? That’s just to name a few …

The Bull Terrier dog … what a fun terrier breed!

I love your terrier!

While some people may think of a Beabull as some kind of hybrid creature created from a bee and a bull, they will be happy to know that this is simply not the case. Although the name sounds a bit strange, Beabull puppies are actually the result of mixing a Beagle with a Bulldog. However, it should be mentioned that this is still a hybrid creature form. Many people would simply call a Beabull a pooch, but this name doesn’t really apply to this type of dog. A stray dog ​​is generally referred to as a dog that has many different breeds in its family tree, while a hybrid is the mix of two pure breeds.

While Beabull is not a recognized breed according to the American Kennel Association, there are many people who would happily disagree. Many people are buying Beabull puppies these days as designer and hybrid dogs become more and more popular. These dogs are also quite expensive, so breeders don’t give a damn about the American Kennel Association’s decision. Everyone loves a Beagle and a Bulldog, so the theory behind the Beabull is to combine these two breeds to create one super breed. When creating a new dog from the main traits of the Beagle and Bulldog, breeders generally end up with something better than their initial product.

As briefly mentioned before, the Beabull is part of a new craze in the last ten years in the growing popularity of designer dogs. These are dogs that are strictly bred for the purpose of creating something unique and special. Many people like to have something that no one else has in their town, which is what has led to the rise in popularity of breeds like Beabull and Puggle. When you mix a Beagle and a Bulldog, the idea is that you will get the best traits from both original breeds. You can get a Beagle that is more respectful and less hyperactive, or you can end up with a Bulldog that is not as lethargic and passive-aggressive.

Ultimately the parents decide the personality and appearance of the Beabull puppies. You want to make sure your Beabull puppies come from healthy parents, and you can decide what kind of appearance you want by choosing specific Beagles and Bulldogs to breed. Any breeder likely has a wide range of different Beabulls to choose from because they know that different people will be looking for different things. You should always check with the breeder and find out about the parents before making your purchase, but as long as you are careful, you should end up with a quality Beabull to take home with your family.

My alarm was set to go off at 4 a.m. this morning, but it was 3:08 a.m. and I was wide awake.

Why?

My dog ​​kept getting up, running into the living room and barking at the top of his lungs.

Ugghhh!

Literally every 20 minutes my adorable (and frustrating) Rottweiler did this. After the third time he woke me up, I decided to walk him into the living room and see what was going on.

Guess what?

Nothing! Not even a windy branch hitting the window. And I just stood there and looked out the window for a long time. I did not see anything.

Kai (the dog) probably did this 5-6 times during the night. I’ve seen people make jokes on YouTube with 5-6 alarm clocks, all set to go off at different times.

But this was my dog ​​and he wasn’t even playing a joke on me! Or maybe it was …

Anyway, the reason for this story is that throughout this event last night, hearing Kai get up and bark for a few minutes and then go back to my door and go to bed reminded me of something in the business.

Some customers will come to your site and stay for a while, but will leave without making a purchase.

Or maybe you have subscribers on your email list who have been subscribed for a while and have yet to become paying customers.

What gives?

It’s frustrating isn’t it?

You want them to buy because you want the sale, but you also know that your product or service can benefit their life.

Otherwise why would they be on your site or email list? The only reason is because they are your target customer.

So why don’t they buy? There could be a million different reasons.

It could be that they were having lunch at work and got caught with something else and forgot to shop.

Or they just don’t have the money yet and are waiting for that paycheck to arrive.

Or they don’t believe you … yet. This is a good thing. That means they want it, but first they have to chat a bit more.

I forgot where I heard this from, but it said that the average person takes 5 to 12 follow-ups before becoming a customer.

That means you can’t just give up on the sale after one or two tries. You have to be persistent and keep going. Keep trying.

“But Albert, that’s not going to bother the client. I don’t want to pressure anyone.”

Then get out of the game baby! This is not for you.

If you are reading this, you are a business, man. He is not a businessman. A businessman.

Your number one job is to sell. And it sells well.

Also, the pressure is impressive, it makes diamonds. And the best way, in my opinion, to follow up is via email.