Anole Lizards: How To Buy And Transport Your New Pet Home

Anole Lizards: How To Buy And Transport Your New Pet Home

Anole Lizards As Pets

Anole lizards, sometimes called American chameleons or simply anoles, are a great choice as a pet. They don’t require a lot of space and are easy to care for. Anoles are an especially good choice for people who may have pet allergies or are unable to exercise their pets.

Native to the southeastern United States, these small reptiles are fascinating to watch. They will literally change colors before your eyes and have unique little personalities. Normally shy creatures, most will come to know the voice of their owner and will happily rest on your fingers and hands.

How To Buy An Anole

You’ll find these lively reptiles for sale at most large pet centers. Typically they cost less than ten dollars.

You can buy one or more than one, as long as you have an ample size terrarium. We recommend at least a 20 gallon terrarium, …

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Hand Shy, Head Shy – 7 Steps to Help Your Dog Overcome This Behavior

Hand Shy, Head Shy – 7 Steps to Help Your Dog Overcome This Behavior

Many dogs, more often than not puppies that have not been handled by the breeder, or animals that have been abused, or are rescued from shelters shy away from hands. This is especially true of a hand going toward their face or going over their head. Unfortunately, they cannot tell you what negative experience they had with human hands. Many perceive this action as a threat. Usually, some form of abuse, lack of socialization or neglect, is the cause of this heartrending behavior. Never grab at a dog with this behavior issue. It can cause them to become more apprehensive, and/or possibly aggressive! Fearful dogs can be dangerous dogs. Be patient. You can help them overcome this fear, and make a positive association to your hand.

What You Can Do To Help Your Dog Overcome Hand Shyness:

1. When approaching your dog, approach slowly, and at a slight angle. By …

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