Sunday, November 8, 2009

You live in a different world to me.

Pixar Lied


Clownfish live in small groups inhabiting a single anemone.

The group consists of a breeding pair, which cohabit with a few non-reproductive, "pre-pubescent", and smaller male clownfish.

When the female dies, the dominant male changes sex and becomes the female.

This life history strategy is known as sequential hermaphroditism. Because clownfish are all born as males, they are protandrous hermaphrodites (pro=first; androus=male).

This is in contrast with another form of hermaphroditism, known as protogyny, in which all fish are born as females but can change to males later.

Calm


Monday, November 2, 2009

Mannequin Injustice

Eighteen percent of the women in Sweden have at one time been threatened by a man.


Forty-six percent of the women in Sweden have been subjected to violence by a man.


Thirteen percent of the women in Sweden have been subjected to aggravated sexual assault outside of a sexual relationship.


Ninety-two percent of women in Sweden who have been subjected to sexual assault have not reported the most recent violent incident to the police.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Don't make the Buck stop here!



Buck Rogers is having a little trouble finding a home where he fits in because he does not get along with other dogs. Mostly, he just wants them to leave him alone, but he can be rather pro-active about this by lunging at dogs and nipping them if they get too close. Because of this, he needs an experienced owner that will notice when he is uncomfortable. Cattledog Dreams will include 6 free private training sessions to help his new owner understand how to work with him. Other than this one issue, Buck is a dream to live with and a very loving companion.

In fact, Buck would be perfect for a person that wants a running or biking buddy. Though Buck will need to be kept on leash during these activities, he is very good on leash and loves to be on the go. He also LOVES people of all sizes, shapes and forms, and is happy to greet them in his house like they are long lost friends. He is also very responsive to basic commands, house-trained, crate trained and does not chew or destroy anything when left alone.

Like most Cattle Dogs, Buck can go zero to sixty in two seconds when there is something to do, but is also happy to lay at your feet while you work on the computer or watch TV. His fur is as soft as silk, and there is nothing he likes better than a good hug and pet. Buck will be a Dream Dog with the right person. Please let your friends know about him!

If you or someone you know (in the SF Bay Area, Marin County, etc) would like to meet Mr Rogers send me an email to jennifer@cattledogdreams.com

Thanks ^_^