Wolf – Loki’s Story the highly popular series, written by guest author John Mattson, continues with the general care of the pet wolf. He covers the importance of social structure when training a wolf. The necessities of understanding the concept of wolf pack, and how to care for the wolf as a pet.

As I anticipated the first installment of Wolf Loki’s Story was a big hit. I am getting a lot of feedback and questions of when the next installment will be available to read. Here it is! This part of Loki’s story deals with training and behavioral issues.

I promised to sit on the nest until the baby swans hatched. We drove to Woonsocket, SD just about every day when it got close to hatching time. We caught both the pen and the hob busily working on the nest when the cygnets began to hatch. The babies are beautiful!

I have known John Mattson for several years. His love and respect for animals has profoundly touched me. I deeply admired his relationship with his wolf Loki. I know you will enjoy John’s insight on wolves and his delightful humor! Enjoy the four part series beginning with Wolf – Loki’s Story.

Zug G. Standing Bear is a long time advocate of animals and exotic pets. He is currently the treasurer of the International Hedgehog Association (IHA). I thank our esteemed guest author for his review and for bringing to light an excellent book Hedgehogs: A Complete Pet Owners Manual.

Why do I recommend filtered water instead of bottled water or tap water? Filtered water removes chlorine, pesticides, herbicides, industrial solvents, contaminates that is in tap water. So what is with bottled water? There are enormous reasons why not, not for infants, pets, or exotic pets; not for

Honey bees make an interesting exotic pet insect. Besides the benefit of enjoying the bees, you are helping the honey bee recover from a status of near endangerment. You can also harvest the honey, and enjoy the medicinal value of honey bee pollen and enjoy the honey bees picture.

I felt it was time for a fun, light article. Did I ever tell you about the time my brother raised Easter Eggs from rabbits, or about the geese that chased my very proper aunt? I would love for you to share your animal stories!

Pet rabbits are great for the right people. However, no holiday including Easter is the time to bring home a new pet or exotic pet. How to care for the pet rabbit; just not the Easter bunny! Would a rabbit be the right pet for you and your family? Did you know that rabbits don't like to be held?

The graceful and beautiful swan can be exotic pets if you have the correct environment for them to live happy, and healthy lives. Learn what swans eat, incubation period of the eggs, how the swans care for their cygnets, and how to find swans for sale from a swan breeder. Do they mate for life?