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Our links are organized in accordance with their topic, one separate page per topic. We invite everybody (including you!) to post a link here! We ask that you keep that link in a group that is relevant for the site description on the page, as we otherwise will delete it. Despite this attempt from our side to keep these link pages relevant, leaving it up to our visitors to add their links this way, we can, of course, not in any way accept any responsibility whatsoever for the quality of the sites linked to from these link pages. Those sites are not under our control, and they are not necessarily subject to our recommendations, as far as their products, services, advertising, displayed information, or business practices goes, and we assume no obligations whatsoever to constantly check them for quality and relevance. We believe you should be able to make your own judgment in regards to this, so using these links is exclusively at your own risk in regards to any results that might come out of your visiting those sites. You can find the links grouped in the following categories: | |
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Dog related sites: |
Sites not related directly to dogs: |
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If you find a bad link that is corrupt, misplaced, or non-suitable, please so we can get the situation rectified. This particularly goes for any link that relates to sites that promote, condone, or use
Any links to any sites that relate to any of the above will be instantly deleted. Please note that we do not accept automatic linking that is not reciprocated, and we reserve the right to delete any link that lead to a site that does not match the description for links in the group it is posted in. So, if you cannot find a suitable page for your link, then please use "Other sites, not specified" - on that page, there are no restrictions - all links are accepted on that page! (except those exempt ones listed above in red...) If you know of a site you feel deserves to be included in our list, but you are also unable to provide a reciprocal link for it, then you are welcome to and make a well-reasoned suggestion for why we should include that site in our links. We will then consider doing it manually, so the link does not get deleted again when our software checks the reciprocacy (which it does on a regular basis, for all automatically placed links on these pages). | |
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The pH in a dog's stomach (when it is fed raw food) drops down to a level between 1 and 2. Most bacteria and other micro-organisms get killed when pH drops below 3-4. This is one strong reason why dogs do not get sick when eating carrion that would cause serious health problems for a human, whose stomach generally works at a much higher pH level, closer to neutral... |
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