Introduction to Home Staging

Whenever I walk over to my budgies cage either to refill his food or water, or to accompany him, or when I try and get him use to having me around he will fluff up and shake his tail, I got him yesterday so I`m pretty sure hes not fully sure about my house yet but I`m just wondering why he does this.

Sounds to me like your companion is happy and relaxed – bravo and congrats.

We have a breeding pair and the last couple batches of babies have died from this. Today, the mother died too.
They were acting lethargic, fluffing feathers, laying down and had crusty droppings that stuck to their opening.
I’m just wondering what to do about the other birds in our house. Can they catch it?

I could be nice and find you a sugar coated "it’ll be fiiine" answer, but honestly, if your pets are dying, you shouldve been at an avian vet a long time ago. One batch is a coincidence, but so many dead birds is obvious reason for concern and reason to take more action than yahoo answers. It could be a reaction to the environmet, genetic, contagious, ect. Talking to a vet immediatly would be your best bet.

Some guy threw a piece of fluff at my house, this angered me, so I got revenge by launching a 20 ton boulder at his house causing it to collapse. I then noticed that my boulder was the tiniest bit damaged from the collision with the house, I was very annoyed and set fire to the man’s car. But the flames from the car burnt one percent of the shirt I was wearing, how should I get even with the man? Best anwser for a good suggestion.

Ring his bell then run away

He has long fur that’s all fluffed out all the time, gray all over except for some white on his chest and belly. He is very curious and active, very playful (as most kittens are). Kinda bumbly, but really smart. He’s a people kitty, and he loves exploring the house outside his box.

What do you think would be a good name for him?

Bandit

Okay, in Journalism I have to make a magazine based around the subject of cats. Here are my titles for it, which one do you think is best?

Kitty House
Catbox
Clever Fluff
Feline Fanbase (Although this might be better for the letters page or something)
Paws and Look! (Although I was thinking this might be the tagline instead of the title)
Meow

‘Paws and Look’ is very good… But if you don’t want that as the title, I’d go with ‘Catbox’.
Or, how about ‘Feline Friendly’ ( Feeling Friendly)! Or ‘Purrrfect’.

of course, without hitting her, because thats just cruel.
But she needs to understand she is an indoor cat, and the busy road out the front of my house has big cars that wont stop while she plays on the road.
she is an indoor breed, so please dont say I should let her run free. i paid alot of money for her and im not going to let her get squashed on the road.
please, any suggestions on how to train my 3 month old ball of fluff to understand that she is an indoor cat… and thats just the way it is!

Hi there…Be sure to be guarded when opening and closing doors so your kitten doesn’t bolt outside. Consider startling by rattling a can of loose change where she cannot see you when she approaches the door to help her learn that the door is an unpleasant place to go near. If she sees you rattling the can she will not learn to be afraid of the door only the can that is making that horrible noise. So you have to time this properly and be not visible when doing this each time. Cats are naturally inquisitive so they will make several attempts to see if it was just a one time occurrence.

When kittens chew, lick objects consider a pet spray on deterrent you could try a pet-friendly product called Grannick’s Bitter Apple http://www.grannicks.com which is citrus and most cats find repulsive places that’s it’s applied. This product is available worldwide at most pet stores.

Another thing to consider is to use double-side sticky tape on the horizontal surfaces for awhile to train the cats to stay off. Cats dislike having their paws stuck to the tape and soon learn to avoid unpleasant areas. This method is beneficial because you don’t have to be physically there to catch them rather they learn for themselves, which is ideally a better method to train cats.

They both shed way to much, the wolf has 20% siberian husky mixed so he is everywhere. I’m going to have to shorten his hair to be cooler this summer and would love to do something constructive with it. the rabbit has hair fluffs picked and brushed up all over the house. what could be made from it, and what would I need to do it with, tools, mechanisms etc.?
They get along great together also cause Haniah(the wolf) even slept in Patches(the bunny)cage right after he was winged, so I guess the wolf considers the rabbit part of his pack and will actually protect it, believe it or not.

Its not recommended to shear dogs during the summer, contrary to what us humans think, their coat actually keeps them protected from the sun and heat.

What you can do for both, is keep brushing and I mean every day. You can use the fur to spin and make yarn, simply weave, crochet or knit a project.

i need to know what kind of houses she needs(igloos,little huts,etc) (bedding fluff ,kleenex,etc) and (toys, chewies ,nests seesaw) please provide some answers thank you

Dan..
this site contains all the info you need to know and is easy to read

http://www.gomestic.com/Pets/Usual-Pets–Hamsters.79315

is it possible to get that with thin hair ?
my hair is not soo fine too…but can i use anything to fluff up my hair and get this hairstyle ?

If you take a picture to a salon, they may be able to do it.

It has been super windy here for the last few days and my dog is running mad around the house shooting off tiny lightnings every time she comes too close to a metal object. She is 10 lbs but has now fluffed out to be about 3 feet in diameter because of the static electricity.. The worst is when she sneaks up and shocks me… I tried dryer sheets and anti static strips, it just isn’t helping… Should I just stick her to the wall? dog?

Take her outside and let her run around the back yard a few hours, then pick her up and "fly her" over the dog house a few times. By that time the static will be gone and she’ll be ready for a nap.

DO NOT give her food from your plate. With all those sparks flying around, you don’t want her farting.