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The Humane Society has gone on record stating that dog bites have become an epidemic. While I agree that the more than five million annually recorded bites are of epidemic proportions, it is nonsense to categorize dog bites themselves as an epidemic. They are not a contagious disease that has been allowed to continue unchecked and there is no connection between the bite of one dog and another.
Additionally, I reject the premise that dog bites are always a deliberate action on the part of dogs. Rather, most dog bites are a reaction to some external stimulus. I am not suggesting that biting is a justifiable reaction, only that the reaction is often explainable. There are reasons that dogs become aggressive and violent.
I will concede that sometimes dogs attack without any apparent provocation, but somehow the public gets the message that all dog bites are of this variety. It seems the media's thirst for the sensational has caused them to focus more on extreme examples of bad dog behavior rather than presenting the whole story.
A more balanced representation of both unprovoked and provoked attacks by the media would be much fairer to this noble animal. Additionally, such an approach might help educate the public on how to avoid being bitten by a dog rather than cause them to panic every time they see an unleashed canine.
Sadly, the result of one-sided press is usually lower public tolerance and ultimately, unspeakable carnage for a species of animal whose history has been one of service and companionship to us. For each dog bite there are a million wagging tails and sloppy kisses that go unreported. Yet each day in our country many dogs are put down simply because they exhibited aggressive behavior.
I am not saying that we should give animals with bad behavior a free pass. I am saying rather that with a little more awareness and effort, most dogs can be trained to be non-aggressive and the public can be made aware of how to avoid being bitten.
If you keep a dog, there are certain things you need to do to ensure that your animal does not develop aggressive behavior. He/she may display good behavior in your presence, but you want to make sure they act the same way when you are not around. There are certain steps each responsible dog owner should take to help their best friend develop properly. Here is an acronym to help you remember several critical points in ensuring that your dog is a "good boy/girl". The word is STOP (as in "stop them from biting").
S - Spay or neuter. Only about 25% of dog bites come from dogs that have been spayed or neutered. There are differing opinions as to why this is, but whatever the reason, it works. Aside from the other advantages of having this procedure performed, give your best friend a head start on developing good behavior by having them spayed or neutered.
T - Training. Formal, professional training is best, but if you would rather do the job yourself, consult with experts or read leading books on the topic. Make sure your dog responds not only to your commands, but to those of your immediate family. Train them to be sociable with those of your household and with visitors. Do not isolate them in the backyard on a chain. This almost guarantees behavioral problems. Rather, expose them to people in positive situations and teach them to be comfortable around them.
O - Observe. If possible, observe how your dog acts around other people without them knowing you are watching. Also, consider setting up a video camera in the home while you are gone for a few hours to see how they react to outside noise, telephone rings, deliveries, other pets, etc. This may seem an extreme measure, but you may be surprised at what you find. If you discover problems, go back to "T" above to correct them.
P - Play. Playing is important to an animal, just as it is to people. As silly as this may sound, they need a diversion from their life of leisure, a time to get excited and to burn up energy. Play games with them. Run through the woods with them. Go swimming with them. Avoid anything that would promote aggressive behavior like saying "sic em" when you see a bird or squirrel, but make them use up their energy in positive ways.
Balls were made for children and dogs. Use them. Make them have a good time and they will be happy. The worst thing I ever saw a happy dog do was slobber all over someone. That may make them manner-challenged, but it does not make them a bad dog. Make sure that your pet knows the difference between being good and being bad. If they are properly trained and socialized, they should be able to understand the difference.
Now then, this takes care of your dog, but what about the dogs of others? What can you do to protect yourself and your family from a dog that has not been trained and socialized properly when they display aggressive and threatening behavior? Let's employ another acronym. The word this time is SCARS (as in how to avoid getting them from an aggressive dog).
S - Strangers. You should be very cautious when you approach or are approached by a strange dog. Of course, the danger is relative depending on the size of the dog. I don't think an angry Chihuahua is as much a threat to someone as an annoyed Doberman, for example; so exercise appropriate caution. Remember that the dog doesn't know you either and to them, you are large and threatening in your own right. You make them feel uncomfortable.
C - Control. When you are in a situation where a strange dog is displaying aggressive behavior toward you, try to control the way you react. The old axiom that animals can smell fear probably is better stated that they can "see" fear. If a dog growls at you and you take off screaming and running like a Saturday morning cartoon character, the dog is probably going to chase you.
Each situation is different, but generally speaking, it is a good idea not to turn and run, not to scream and not to make eye contact with the animal. If the dog approaches you, it is recommended that you keep arms, legs and hands close to your body. Maintaining control is important. It is akin to not splashing in the water when a shark is around. You don't want to draw attention to yourself.
A - Awareness. Don't surprise a sleeping dog. Make them aware that you are there. They can be startled just like people and their initial reaction is going to either be that they run off with their tail between their legs, or they stand and defend themselves. The former is preferred over the latter, but there is no guarantee that is the way they will react when disturbed.
Therefore, when approaching a sleeping dog, or one that is otherwise preoccupied and does not see your approach, make it a point to make them aware of your presence long before you are close enough to startle them. Often they will just give an initial cursory bark and then go about their business.
R - Respect. If at all possible, adherence to the old cliché "let sleeping dogs lay" is a good rule to follow. Some dogs wake up as grumpy as people do and it is better to just let them sleep. Additionally, dogs that are eating, feeling ill, pregnant or nursing a litter require a little more respect than the dog that comes up to you wagging their tail. Just as we covet our personal space, they want theirs too. Respect their needs and you will have fewer problems.
S - Substitute. If all else fails and you are certain that an attack is imminent, be ready to substitute an article of clothing or something you are carrying in place of your body. We have all seen the nature documentary where a hiker throws their backpack to a charging bear. The bear stops to investigate this "present", affording the hiker valuable time to make their escape. Dogs are curious creatures too. If you throw your purse or shirt or shoe in their path, the chances are good that they will stop to investigate. You can always come back later and get your belongings.
In summation, most dog attacks do not have to happen. They can be avoided. It only takes a little effort on the part of dog owners and common sense on the part of the rest of us.
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Burton, Dean |
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Title: Dogs Teach Us New Tricks
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There are hundreds of breeds of dogs. It has often been said that dogs and their owners start to look alike throughout the duration of their relationship. We may never know if owners take on the characteristics of their dogs or if it works the other way around, but if we are going to share our pets’ good looks, we may as well go the extra mile and try to take on more of their attributes. In many ways, the more we act like our dogs the better people we should become. As far as loyalty goes, we most likely have never seen another person or animal that is more loyal than the dogs we have known. Many breeds are willing to fight to the death to protect their owners, their possessions, or their families. While loyalty between humans is subject to change and often does through time, it is rare for our canine friends to switch their allegiances. For richer or poorer, in good times and bad, your dog will stick with you. How is your work ethic? If your work ethic is half that of just about any dog, we would all get a lot more done; and with a big smile on our faces. Working dogs, of course, exemplify tireless stamina and dedication. Most breeds demonstrate a hardy determination to please us in one way or another for their entire lives. Nearly every dog you will see or come into contact with will most likely be in a great mood. What a joy it must be to be happy most of the time. It doesn’t matter if it is raining or sunny out, whether it is mid-summer or the dead of winter. Dogs have a sense of being happy to be alive and they can not wait to see what happens next. They really seem to seize each day, enjoying every moment for what it is. Human life is certainly more complicated than the life of a dog, but there is definitely a lesson here to be learned and applied. Simplify life when you can and enjoy the experiences and people you come across each day. The lessons we can learn from dogs are numerous for sure. In addition to being excellent companions and pets, dogs can be positive role models. If you are looking for www.MyDreamPuppy.com">dogs for sale , you can visit www.MyDreamPuppy.com to find a mentor for you and your family. Remember, you are likely to start looking like the dog you choose. Be sure to take that into consideration and choose wisely. About the Author: Dean Burton is the owner of MyDreamPuppy.com, a leading provider of www.MyDreamPuppy.com">dogs for sale . For more information, please visit www.MyDreamPuppy.com.
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David Yuri |
2007-11-16 |
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Title: What are the top 10 guard dogs?
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The race for making it to the top 10 has moved from MTV to the dog kennel. As there are many breeds of Indian dogs, owners and breeders alike want to know if their dogs have made it to the top 10 guard dogs list. But the problem is not that simple, as different breeders have different criteria for the same dogs. The quest for the top 10 guard dogs is very difficult; breeders have listed different dogs, as they look for different things. However, breeders have agreed on the top 5 aspects of a great guard dog. In their opinions, the perfect guard dogs are: 1 The ones with a big bark (usually that's enough to scare off most undesirables) 2. The well-trained ones (you don't want him out of control) 3. The well-socialized ones (you don't want ones that bite indiscriminately, that's lawsuit territory, besides what good is he if you have to lock him up when people are around) 4. The intelligent ones (capable of making good decisions) 5. The black ones (people seem to be more afraid of black dogs) Still, “guard dog” means different things to different people so it is hard to answer exactly what breed would be the beast. Apart from the criteria above, it greatly depends on the kind of experience the owner has had with dominate dogs. It does take a hard firm hand if the dog is real dominate and the owner has to be prepared to deal with this. Indian dogs can be great guard dogs or lousy ones, depending on how they are trained. If you want a dog to be mellow and calm yet be protective almost all Indian dogs will do that with proper training. But a big dog is far more impressive than a small dog. Some small dogs have the temperament of a large dog and will alert you to possible problems; they could even chew up an ankle in no time. If you prefer dominate dogs and have experience in training them, a Himalayan mastiff may probably be more suitable for you. A problem with things such as the top 10 guard dogs is that people have personally owned or had regular contact with the breeds they say are the best and will name those breeds because they were always at ease when the dogs were with them or in their home. They could be so subjective to even say, for example, that females are better because they tend to be more aggressive toward outsiders due to the maternal instinct, or that a certain Indian dogs are just scary looking, without having any personal experience with them Indian dogs can be trained as guard dogs, just like most breeds. All they require are some characteristics, such as size (small dogs usually do not scare people) and temperament. They can even make it to the top 10 guard dogs as long as all breeders agree on the criteria.
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David Yuri |
2007-11-15 |
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Title: Are people well informed about the dogs in India?
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Dog breeders in India should make a bigger effort in letting people know about the different breeds and the different types of dogs in India. As well as that, they should inform people about what it is like to work with dogs and how people should train their dogs. Owners should never hit their own dogs; may it be because they want to make their dogs more aggressive or just to teach them “a lesson”, they should never do that. More people who hit dogs do it because they want to have attack dogs; but that does not happen like that. One should have in mind there are 2 types of dogs in India, just like everywhere else: dogs that are bred for working and dogs that are bred for pets. Rottweilers and pit bulls are very good examples of what is known as guard dogs – but only if they are trained properly from a young age; if not they can be aggressive and just attack anything that moves. Chihuahuas and Cocker Spaniels, on the other hand, are mostly bred for pets. But the only people who can change that are the dog breeders in India – it is entirely up to them how the dogs are raised. When it comes to safety, dog breeders in India may fear dogs that have a reputation of attacking people. However, it is extremely uncommon for a dog to attack its owner. One of the things that make dogs such good companions to man is that they love their people no matter what. Praise gets better results than hitting them, but there are times when you need the more immediate result and do need to drive a scolding home with a little slap -- such as when you find your 90 lb dog with the next door neighbor's Chihuahua in his mouth, or when he grabs the steak off your dinner plate. Still, one should know there is a difference between watch dogs, guard dogs, and attack dogs – although dogs in India are often called “attack dogs”. Pit bulls and Rottweilers do not make good guard dogs; it is simply not in their blood. Pit bulls do make good attack dogs and require very little training for that purpose. Rottweilers need a little more work for that task, but they were originally Roman war dogs, so they take to the job as well. They did guard the money for Rottweil butchers as they traveled; the butchers put the money around the dogs’ necks and no one tried to take it. A German shepherd is a perfect example of a guard dog. They have been bred to the task for so long that a good example will take up the job with little or no training. They guard their owner’s property and flock, including house and family. Known to herd playing children away from snakes they are one of the best choices when it comes to dogs in India. They do not attack human intruders -- they corner and hold an inside intruder, or run an outside intruder off. If the dog sees the intruder as a threat to his people, that is when he will go for blood -- nobody messes with a shepherd's flock. A lot of people decide to get dogs in India in order to have them trained for guarding or even attacking, and this often leads to unwanted accidents. But dog breeders in India should take their time and inform people about all the aspects of owning and training dogs.
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Dave Naisby |
2007-08-06 |
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Title: Dogs Need Teeth Too
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Dogs need teeth too. Well, at least most of them do, but many older and geriatric dogs do not. This unfortunate dog's situation is usually the result of over loving and incorrect feeding over a sustained period of time. So, what is happening? Dog owners love their dogs, usually. Unfortunately that love is often given from a false premise and that premise is that dogs are some sort of odd looking human. Dogs are dogs and not humans with four legs. They do not have our emotions or values just as we humans do not have their senses of hearing or smell. Yet many dog owners seem to be unaware of this! Dogs are carnivores, period. How often have you heard a proud pet owner announces "my dog/cat never eats meat. He's vegetarian" what they really mean is that they are vegetarian therefore their pet is as well. Of course the poor animal never eats meat - it never gets any! Dog's teeth are designed for ripping, tearing and crushing. In the wild a kill provides not only food but a good dental work over as well. Skin, bones, fur, flesh and sinew altogether provide a natural scouring and cleaning effect on the teeth and gums. Domesticated dogs tend not to have to kill their dinner and rely on being served a commercially prepared dog food, usually of the biscuit type, to do the dental clean up for them. Having dog chews and toys also helps. But, dogs fed on a highly refined and high sugar diet such as human junk food will soon develop tooth decay and gum problems inevitably ending up with miserable dog and an expensive visit to the veterinary surgery. Very few vets have access to, the ability or the inclination to carry out veterinary dentistry so the usual result will be extraction. Giving dogs sweets is fine, nothing wrong with that, as long as they are an occasional treat or as a reward for good behaviour etc but not as a staple part of their diet. Something else to be aware of - dogs love chocolate but did you know that it is actually poisonous to dogs? Give your dog enough and you will kill him, how's that for kind love? It is often advised that you should brush your dog's teeth daily. Fine, as long as you've started doing this from them being a very young puppy. We have a big black Labrador and little dynamo of a Patterdale terrier. Our black lab would let me pull his jaws apart and probably let me stick my head in quite safely but I doubt that I could even get the terriers lips apart never mind his jaws and the idea of getting my fingers anywhere near his teeth is unthinkable - a tooth brush would last about two seconds. If you do start your dog off young don't ever use human tooth paste. You might think it tastes lovely and your mouth feels fresh but to him it's absolutely foul! Remember, his sense of taste is vastly different to yours! Keeping your dogs teeth and gums healthy is really quite simple: - feed them the correct food, not human refined food. Give them something to chew on, a chair leg is pretty good but a proper dog chew is cheaper. Get their teeth checked out and cleaned regularly by a good vet before problems arise. Simple And remember, a dog in the wild with bad teeth is a dead dog.
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Irene Thebeauty |
2008-03-21 |
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Title: Dogging for Dummies
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If you still think dogging refers to some kind of animal then you are either a 40 year old virgin or you've been living on another planet for the past couple of years. Dogging happens when couples have intercourse at a semi-public outdoor place like a forest area, picnic spot, beach, car-park, lay-by or park.
This activity is called dogging because single guys spied on couples having sex in the above mentioned places. When police offers asked them what they were doing walking around at night, they said they were walking the dog. Some of them even went as far as to take a dog collar with them. Certain doggers now even use a dog collar as a sign to other adults that they are looking for dogging sex.
Adults who take part in dogging like the fact that there could be someone watching them having sex. This adds a whole new dimension to their sex lives and some couples even calls themselves exhibitionists because they love putting on an outdoor sex show for a dogging audience. The people that get off from watching the dogging action are called voyagers and they are mostly single men who can't find someone to swing with them. If these guys get lucky a dogging couple will ask them to join in on the action, but it is mostly women who get invited to have some adult fun!
A good dogging spot is usually a secluded but safe spot where you won't bother the public and especially families. Places like the beach are popular among families but doggers will go to the secluded sand dunes at night where there won't be any families hanging around. Dogging sex is mostly a night activity for this very reason but there are adults who prefer to do it during the day. The spots are all listed on dogging websites and there are usually directions to get there and the best time to visit this spot.
If you are completely new to dogging then you need to know about dogging signs. These signs are used by doggers to communicate with each other in a non-verbal way. If you want other people to approach you in your car then the sign is to roll down your window, open your car door or flash your headlights twice. By flashing your headlight and then driving to a secluded spot you are also indicating to other couples that they must follow you.
Once you get started with this activity you can't stop and you will soon be having exciting free sex with the trill that someone is watching. To meet other doggers join an adult site and go to their dogging sub site for all the information.
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Irene Thebeauty |
2008-03-03 |
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Dogging in Wales or Wales Dogging as it is known in places like Glamorgan and Ceredigion, is on the top of the list of fun adult activities taking place in Europe. Why is it so much fun? -read on and find out for yourself.
I can think of a 101 reasons why Wales dogging is not only considered serious fun, but also seriously addictive. This article won't list all these reasons; you should rather out for yourself by doing your own experimental "research" into the Wales dogging scene. It's more fun that way.
What I will do is tell you more about the dogging scene in Wales and how you can meet couples or singles for dogging fun, where the best dogging locations are and what things you need to make Wales dogging even more enjoyable.
Top Wales dogging locations
If you've never been dogging in Wales then you must wonder where all the adults disappear to on a Friday or Saturday night or even a Wednesday afternoon. Like England and Scotland places like car parks and lay bays are popular for Wales Dogging. Because Wales is a beautiful country it is only natural that popular dogging spots will be in amazing places like country parks, picnic areas and beaches.
Adults in Wales love having dogging sex in either the car-parks of beaches, on the sand dunes or a secluded spot on the beach usually surrounded by rocks or trees. The top beach Dogging locations in Wales are Dinas Dinlle Beach, Colwyn Bay beach spot, Talacre Beach, Pensarn Beach and Caswell Bay.
Some of the country parks and picnic spots that makes the list of the best Wales dogging locations are the Breakwater Country Park, Pembrey Country Park, Carew picnic site in Pembrokeshire, Wentwood Forest, Cosmeston Lakes Country Park and Broxton Picnic area
What to take along for Wales dogging
If you are going to be dogging in the spots mentioned above then you need to be prepared and have a few necessities with you. Planning on hitting the sand dunes or beach - then a blanket or beach towel is a must. You don't want to be itching in weird places afterwards.
If you are engaging in Wales dogging during the day then suntan lotion is also a good idea. Especially if you don't want to get sunburn on your bare bottom. A huge sunhat and sunglasses are great for sun protection and for disguises in case unwanted spectators like a family walks in on you.
There are a lot of online Wales dogging communities where you can upload your dogging pictures or videos. So don't forget your camera the next time you are having dogging sex in a beautiful spot.
Where to meet adults for Wales dogging?
You will find that certain adult online sites have a whole subsite dedicted to Wales dogging.
On this subsite you can view sex personals of couples or singles wanting to have dogging sex in Wales, you can email other adults from Wales, read blogs and forums about Wales dogging and chat in adult rooms filled with people who wants to do swinging or dogging in Wales.
If you want to find thousand of adult contacts for Wales Dogging then join the TheAdultHub.com today, it's Free!
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Irene Thebeauty |
2008-01-30 |
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Dogging in Ireland or Irish Dogging as it is known in counties like Wicklow and Meath, is a fun adult activity that couples and singles can take part in.
Irish dogging takes place across the Island in big cities, small towns and little villages. There are Ireland dogging locations in the following counties: Antrim, Armagh, Carlow, Cavan , Clare, Cork, Derry, Down, Dublin, Femanagh, Galway, Kerry, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Leitgrim, Limerick, Londford, Louth, Mayo, Meath, Monaghan, Offalry, Roscommon, Sligo, Tipperary, Tyrone, Waterford, Westmeath, Wexford and Wicklow.
Top Ireland dogging locations
If you've never been dogging in Ireland then you must curious where all the horny couples and naughty singles get free Irish dogging sex in the evenings. There are many hidden and secret places on the Island that is perfect for dogging in Ireland. Some of these spots are at meadows, dams, forest areas, parks, monuments, lakes, beaches, outdoor tennis courts and car parks.
Some of the best nature spots for Irish dogging are Bog meadows, Duncans Dam, Hillsborough Forest and Tardree Forest in Antrim; Mullagh Lake and Kilkeen forest in Cavan; Scrabo Country park in Down; Dollymount beach, Phonix Park,St Annes Park and Kiliney Hill in Dublin; Glenfarne woods in Leitrim; Rossmore forest park in Monaghan and Blackwater Beach in Wexford.
Adults in Ireland also love having sex in taxi's and car-parks. The top car-park locations for Irish dogging are the travel lodge car-park in Waterford; upper lake car-park in Wicklow; lough car-park in Rosscommon; river bon car-park in Louth; Ratheniska car-park in Laois and the Dangan car-park in Galway.
If you want to meet couples for Ireland Dogging then visit the TheAdultHub.com!
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Irene Thebeauty |
2008-01-22 |
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Title: Scotland Dogging Locations and Hot Spots
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Voyagers and exhibitionist alike enjoy the Scotland dogging scene with a few of the single men going as far as lifting up their kilts.
Scotland dogging reaches far and wide from Angus and Ayrshire to Fife and Glasgow. It's no wonder that this adult activity is so popular among the hot blooded Scottish people who encourage couples and single adults alike, to join the Scotland dogging community.
Top Scotland dogging locations
Scotland is a country filled with beaches, wonderful nature sites and of course castles. All of these make wonderful places for Scotland dogging. These locations are not only surrounded by breathtaking scenery but they are also secluded and even though in a public place they qualify as semi-public dogging spots.
The following beaches are very popular Scotland dogging spots under the younger generation who likes to have no-strings sex there on Saturday afternoons - Balmedie Beach, Irvine Beach, Largs sea front and Kirkbean beach. Occasionally you might even catch a marine enjoying some Scotland dogging action at places like Largs sea front.
Exhibitionist couples who likes putting on a good show for the Scottish voyager men on Friday nights enjoy the following picnic spots and country parks and other attractions for Scotland dogging: Templeton Woods, Linlithgow Golf Club, Stirling Racecourse, Dalkeith Country Park , Muiravonside Country Park, Mugdock Country Park, RSPB Nature Reserve, Strathclyde Country Park, Loch Leven picnic spot and Eglinton Country Park.
Mature Swingers who likes more adventurous locations for Scotland dogging on a Saturday night go to Greenan Castle, Dean Castle Park, the ford at Bringan Farm and Tentsmuir Forest. These locations are the best for dogging sex when it's a cloudy night with no visible moon or stars.
Single adults or couples who are new to the dogging scene also have a variety of Scotland dogging locations to choose from. Most of these locations include car-parks and lay-bys and the reason why they are perfect for newbies is that they have a lot of dogging action. These locations are popular on weeknights and over weekends and they are the Linglitgow lay-by, Dumbarton Road lay-by, River Clyde lay-by off the M8, Kincardine Bridge lay-by, Braids Hill car park, North Kessock car-park and the Silverburn car park.
Where to meet adults for Scotland dogging?
If you are new to dogging and don't know where to start looking for couples or singles or you are a mature dogger but need some new faces for dogging sex then you should visit adult online sites. The best adult sites have a whole sub site dedicated to Scotland dogging.
On this sub site you can view sex personals of couples or singles wanting to have dogging sex in Scotland. You can also email other adults from Scotland, read blogs and forums about Scotland dogging and chat in adult rooms filled with people who want to do swinging or dogging in Scotland.
Why not start your own forum post debating whether Scottish men should wear underwear under their kilts? As you can see the possibilities are endless once you join the Scotland dogging community.
To meet other adults for Scotland dogging, go to the TheAdultHub.com!
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Irene Thebeauty |
2008-01-15 |
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Title: UK Swingers and Dogging Couples Enjoy the Cold Weather
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What do you do if your partner has a sexual fetish but you don't? Don't panic - why do you think adult activities like swinging and dogging was invented in the first place? UK swingers and Dogging adults use their communities to satisfy their partners' unusual sexual needs if they themselves can't deal with it.
It's January and freezing cold in Europe but that doesn't stop UK Swingers having hot passionate sex and dogging couples meeting in outdoor places for some dogging fun.
Body heat is still the best way to stay warm and UK Swingers and Dogging adults can vow for this fact. While the UK is experiencing freezing temperatures the UK Swingers and dogging community is heating up things at their adult parties.
Who ever thought that dogging and swinging was just a summer activity probably had a boring sex life. The winter is the most romantic season of the year, where more people crave for other human interaction and especially sexual intercourse. UK Swingers and Dogging couples know this and that is why you'll find that more people join their online communities this time of the year.
Instead of staying in bed and eating, you can now get invited to cozy UK Swingers parties at a private residence with a lovely fireplace. Or you can be even more adventurous and drive to a freezing cold outdoor area and then have dogging fun in your heated car while the voyagers stand outside in the cold and watch. Yes we know that is probably evil, but it's still fun.
Accessorize for the freezing weather
Use the cold weather to your advantage and accessorize with some sexy and hot winter toys. If you are doing UK dogging in the cold then take a warm blanket with you and also dress warmly in a cute woolen hat and sexy boots.
You also get very sexy outfits for UK swingers in a sex shop that will allow you to have sex but not remove your clothes. You only have to open certain zips to have proper sex - now that's hot! Some people have a glove fetish and they say that it adds to their sexual thrill, you should also try wearing clothes while you are out dogging in your car in the winter.
Chocolate body paint at the right temperature is also a nice way to heat your sexual partner or the UK Swingers couple your playing with up. Don't forget to take lots of lubricant to your dogging outings as a person tends to be dryer during the winter.
This advice has hopefully made you feel warmer and ready for some hot, passionate swinging and dogging sex!
If you want to meet other UK Swingers and dogging couples then visit TheAdultHub.com.
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Kris Koonar |
2007-02-02 |
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Title: The Basics of Bird-Dogging
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Bird-dogging, more commonly referred to as flipping, is the practice of buying run down real estate properties, below the real value and making improvements and renovations to resell at a higher rate to earn profit. Wholesaling, which is also a type of flip, is the practice of reselling the asset to other investors at a low price, without making any repairs. The second investor then re-sells the property at the market value, after renovating it.
The person who takes advantage of a good real estate opportunity and invests in it, with the intention of repairing it and reselling it to make profit, is called a bird-dog.
The basic rule of bird-dogging is that the flipper must be able to recover the original and incurred costs of the property, to sell it at a higher rate. A bird-dog usually takes advantage of cases, where a person may be forced to sell the property at a low cost due to reasons like inability to make repairs or pay the mortgage.
Over the years, significant changes have taken place in the real estate market. A bird-dog, who knows the tricks of the trade, will deal and invest in only those properties which will yield a decent profit, after paying the assignment fee and recurring costs. Very often, the person who has undertaken the repairs of the house may hand over the task to someone else, which may not be able to serve the purpose. Consequently, the profit is drained from the deal.
If you want to be successful at the business of bird-dogging, you have to invest like in any other business. To identify a good real estate opportunity and benefit from a good deal, you need to be good at speculating market conditions and estimating the costs and profit of the real estate property. You need to evaluate deals accurately. Make sure that you handover the repairs only to a genuine and experienced contractor, as this will help in reducing the risk of another flip and a waste of your time.
Using a TREC contract is always beneficial, as the person responsible for repairing and renovating the property may need to borrow from a bank. A bank usually needs to see a legal real estate contract for verification purposes. You need to know how to bag a good bargain. You need to stay in constant touch with services and people that provide you with up-to-date knowledge of the current state of affairs of the business. Compare the prices with other real estate properties in the neighborhood that have been sold and accordingly negotiate and quote your price. Ensure that the deal is genuine and will yield a considerable share of profit to everyone involved. Invest only in those deals that will be worth the effort.
For those who do not have the capital to start a new business or rent for a place to operate a business, dealing in real estates is the perfect choice. Bird-dogging is an easy way of making money in the real estate market, with minimum risks involved.
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