Thứ Tư, 16 tháng 8, 2017

Waching daily Aug 16 2017

hello, today i want to tell you about my sewing bloggers

maybe someone of them you don't know

after my video you will like them

Angel A dress, this channel

suports sewing courses Angel A dress

here you can find a lot of sewing lessons

Angela Clayton channel

I found her channel when I started to sew on youtube

i was shocked about her sewings

she is English speaking

her videos are huge inspiration

there is my favorite video about flower fairy dress

i lose my mind about it

it is so beautiful

her dresses are not for every day

i must to become her subscriber

Angela Kane Sewing TV

it is English speaking channel

it is also supports her sewing courses

also you can find here a lot of sewing lessons,

even it is in English you can understand everything

most of all i like lesson of sewing a lining coat

next channel is Armalini sewing school

this channel is a support for sewing school

i really like video where she shows mirror

and her working place with all stuff

those mirror she made individually for her sewing room

so this channel can give you a lot of interesting sewing things

or you can watch it just for inspiration

about next girl i would love to say:

And God Created Woman, she is so beautiful

so smart and what else to say

Katya, babyinfiniti, i like you so much!

she started to sew not to much time ago

but her success in sewing impress

and i love to watch her videos with cup of tea

especially her videos of sewing magazines

like Burda

i never buy magazines

the next channel

Designer Daddy

he is a man, no no, he is a daddy, Daddy's daughter

there are no sewings lessons

but there you can find videos about ready dresses for her daughter

these dresses are costumes form popular Cartoons of Disney

and he makes her dreams come true

all those dresses are dresses transformers

its magic

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Jasmine Meakin | New hip-hop dance from Mega Jam | Inspired by Step Up: High Water - Duration: 1:52.

♪♪

♪ That's how I earn my money ♪

♪ I earn my money ♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪ That's how I earn my money ♪

Hi, I'm Jasmine Meakin from Mega Jam in Australia.

As a dancer growing up, I watched the "Step Up" movies

over and over, so it's an honor

to be launching this create-a-dance series

in collaboration with "Step Up: High Water."

Now, check out my new dance video

and be sure to catch "Step Up: High Water"

when it comes out this fall.

♪♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪♪

♪ That's how I earn my money ♪

♪ I earn my money ♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪ That's how I earn my money ♪

♪ I earn my money ♪

♪ I'll make you jump 'til your head hurts ♪

♪ 'Til it bursts, hey ♪

♪ Shake your money-maker, put some coin in your purse ♪

♪ I'll make you bounce like a basketball ♪

♪ Down the hall, hey ♪

♪ Make your booty drop and keep it low ♪

♪ To the floor ♪

♪ I'll make you shake like a rattlesnake ♪

♪ Take the bait, hey ♪

♪ Put you in a trance with the shimmy-shimmy shake ♪

♪ I'll make you twerk up and down a pole ♪

♪ Like a hoe, hey ♪

♪ Make your booty sweat 'til all your clothes come off ♪

♪ That's how I earn my money ♪

♪ I earn my money ♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪ That's how I earn my money ♪

♪ I earn my money ♪

♪♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪♪

♪ That's how I earn my money ♪

♪ I earn my money ♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪ That's how I earn my money ♪

♪ I earn my money ♪

Over the course of the next few weeks,

you'll be seeing some amazing dance content

from a ton of inspiring creators,

so make sure you keep coming back

to see all of their moves.

♪ That's how I earn my money ♪

♪ I earn my money ♪♪

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BAD BABY Playing at Playground by Tricycle and TOWING TRACTOR with Ride on POWER WHEEL Bulldozer - Duration: 10:21.

BAD BABY Playing at Playground by Tricycle and TOWING TRACTOR with Ride on POWER WHEEL Bulldozer

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📷 TOUT comprendre au CATALOGUE de Lightroom - Duration: 23:05.

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6 Easy Steps To A Happier YOU - Duration: 6:23.

[Music]

Folks, I've got a suggestion for you today I think you're going to find fun

and beneficial

all at the same time.

In previous videos,

I've giving you suggestions

on how to identify

the elements,

the components,

that you can add to your life

to create happiness and success.

I'm going to give you another one today.

All you need for this exercise is

your phone, a tablet, computer,

or sheet of paper, and something to write with,

your preference there,

and little bit of time.

And what we're going to do, and this is the fun part,

sit down and think about

times in your life when you would say,

Craig, I really had it going on,

everything in my life was going well.

Whether you characterize that as,

man my life was really clicking,

everything was really flowing,

I was like a well-oiled machine.

I don't care how you characterize it.

In your estimation,

your determination,

you're saying to me,

Craig, things were going really, really well.

It was a good time for me.

And we're going to take those,

and hopefully we have more than one,

but let's take the first one.

And then, kind of dissect it,

dive a little bit deeper,

and identify in it,

everything that you had going on in your life at that time.

Where you were in your relationships,

where you are living,

how you were spending your time,

who you were spending your time with,

what was going on with your job, everything.

What your mental attitude was.

And you're going to write all that down

and then hopefully you have a second event in your life,

a second time in your life

where can do the same thing

and a third time.

If you can come up with three,

that's great.

Let me give you a suggestion

on what I mean by that,

my recipe for success

contains these ingredients:

number one, by far,

is staying strong physically.

So, my exercise program, to me,

is the most important thing on my list.

It's got an additional benefit to it,

beyond just feeling

physically strong,

and that is when I'm physically strong

I'm also mentally strong

and emotionally strong.

So, it translates into me being

more patient,

more persistent,

more courageous,

beyond being just physically in good shape.

Another element

to my success formula

is that I quiet the time,

shutdown,

disconnect,

get off the grid.

Whatever you want to call that,

some quiet time in my life to me,

is very important.

As is eating healthy,

as is hanging out with people

who I really enjoy their company,

as is doing meaningful work

and

playtime

is very important to me.

All those

are on my recipe

for success.

So, when I am

feeling down,

feeling like life is not really kind of flowing the way I want it to,

it's not going in the direction maybe I want it to

it is a very simple process

for me to pull out the list

of the ingredients

to my success formula

and

compare them

with where I am in life right now.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist for me to figure out,

Gosh,

there's a bunch of stuff over here

that I don't see in my life right now.

How am I going to get it back?

Just because you identify it

doesn't mean you can automatically add it back,

but the fact that you identify it

is the first step to you saying putting it kind of on the front burner,

and say

you know, when I get a chance, I need to add more them back into my life.

So, there was a time in my life,

when I had tons of meaningful work.

I actually kind of had too much work

and that I was working so much,

it was eating into my exercise time

and I wasn't spending as much time with my friends

and playtime, well forget about it that wasn't happening at all.

And all I had to do is identify that and say

how am I going to put that back in my life?

So let's go back to the list that you have created.

You've taken three times in your life

and you've dissected them

and identified

all the things that were in your life at that point in time.

Now we're going to compare the three lists.

Is there any line item

that is on

all

three

lists?

And you say, Yep there's one right there,

it's on all three lists.

Well, we're going to pull that off.

We're going to put it on our fourth list

which we're titling

this is our Recipe for Success.

Here are all the ingredients.

Now, if it happens to be something like,

you were spending time with

a person,

call it person "A",

and on list number two,

it was person "B",

and on list number three...

It's not a matter of the individual person,

what you would extract

to put on your recipe for success is,

I was spending time

with somebody who was significant in my life,

as opposed to the individual person.

Similar to

jobs,

maybe I had a job

in number one

that I really, really enjoyed

and then I changed jobs,

but I really enjoy that one.

And then, I changed jobs again

and I really...

It's not a matter the individual jobs.

What you put on your master list is,

I had a job

that was meaningful to me,

significant,

and I really enjoyed it.

And so, if you do that with things that are on all three lists,

depending on how many you come up with,

you may have to go back to your list and say

Now, is there anything that's on

two out of three lists?

Cause two out of three ain't bad.

And I'll pull those off,

and put those on my master list.

And that exercise

is going to get you

a list of

what I call

ingredients

in your recipe to success.

These are the things I've just identified,

that when I have them in my life,

life's going pretty well.

So there's a good chance,

if I were to compare that list to my life right now

and there's something that's missing,

maybe I would think about adding that back in

to increase my enjoyment

and happiness

and success in life.

So, folks

that's my perspective,

what's yours?

Swing by our website

and leave us a comment

or a question.

Check out other videos like this one,

and if you like this one,

please pass it on.

It's been a pleasure being with you,

till next time,

see ya.

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The Easiest Path To Career Success - Duration: 5:00.

[Music]

You, my friend, are special.

How many times have you heard that?

Hopefully, enough that you believe it

because I believe it

and let me tell you why.

I believe that each one of us a special in our own way

that there is something that you do really, really well.

Matter of fact, you do it better than most people,

and you easily do it better than most people.

Do you know what it is?

I hope so,

and I hope you've found a way

to express it in your life.

My belief is that each one of us is born with a special gift and a talent

and that when we find a way to manifest it,

find a way to express it in our life,

we and everyone around us benefits.

You see, I'm really glad that Michael Jordan

decided to share with us

his special gift and talent

as a basketball player.

I'm glad that Jimmy Johnson

decided to become a racecar driver.

I'm glad that Oprah Winfrey

and Louise Hay

decided to get into self-help.

I'm glad that

Marvin Gaye and Greg Allman and Martina McBride

decided to be singers.

And I'm glad that Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs

decided to get into technology.

You see, everybody uses their special gift and talent in a different way.

Some people use it for their career,

some people as an avocation,

some people as a hobby,

some people just find a way to wrap their whole life around it,

and it comes out in a lot of different ways.

If you are interested in finding a career right now,

my strong suggestion would be to gravitate toward,

search for

the things that you do really well easily.

Giving yourself

the greatest chance

of being successful.

What would it be like

if everybody did that?

If everybody used their special gift and talent

toward their career

so that everybody loved their job?

Well obviously that's not gonna happen,

but it's certainly easy for us to identify the people who haven't done that.

They're the people who are really struggling in their careers.

They're doing things that maybe they don't even like;

they don't come easily to them.

So, therefore, they're not very successful,

and in the process,

they're probably making everybody's life around them miserable.

And it is also easy to identify

the people who are using their gifts and talents.

And things are coming pretty easily to them,

and they're happy in their jobs,

and they enjoy what they're doing,

and they are a pleasure to be around

watching them

do what they do.

Whether your talents and gifts lie in the area of

you love organizing,

or you are a great designer,

or you are a great entertainer,

or you love socializing,

it doesn't really make any difference.

Folks, whatever gift and talent you have,

there's a way to translate that to,

to convert that

into making a career out of it.

If you've got it,

somebody else has already converted it

and are using it for their career.

So, I wish you well

in your search for what you're doing really well

that comes easily,

that comes naturally to you.

You know, there's a saying that says

if you do what you love,

you'll never work a day in your life.

I cannot tell you,

how much I disagree

with that statement.

Because for a lifetime now,

I've been doing things

that I love to do,

where I've been using my gifts and talents,

and you know what?

It's been work.

So I'm not suggesting to you

you're not going to have to work.

I'm not suggesting

you're not going to have to develop your gift or talent.

I'm not suggesting to you

there's not going to be hurdles along the way and challenges

for you to overcome.

They will be there,

but to me,

your best chance at success

is to gravitate toward the things

that with 20% effort,

you get 80% of return.

Let's face it,

over one-half of our waking life

we're going to spend working.

Why would we not, then,

look for

things that we love to do,

that come easily to us, that give us the best chance of success

for a career?

So, I wish you well looking for those things.

I wish you well

finding a way

to wrap your life around that,

express that,

manifest it,

and then I look forward

to being a part

of seeing you do it,

hearing you do it,

watching you do it.

Folks, that's my perspective,

what yours?

Swing by our website

and I leave us a comment

or a question.

Check out other videos like this one,

and if you like this one,

please pass it on.

It's been a pleasure being with you.

Till next time...

See ya.

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How A Challenging Employee Can Make You A Better Leader - Duration: 5:18.

[Music]

So, are your difficult folks

driving you crazy?

Are your challenging people

causing you to

want to pull your hair out?

Do you have any

bad apples?

Well, you know what they say about bad apples,

one bad apple

spoils the bunch.

But, what they also say

is when life gives you lemons

make lemonade.

So how do we turn are bad apples

into lemonade?

Well, if you've got some

challenging folks,

some difficult folks, some bad apples,

don't feel alone it's very common.

I hear it from managers all the time in my leadership courses.

I hear them saying things like

Craig, you know, I wish I didn't have these folks

I wish I had a team

of nothing but

high performers.

Well, let's face it, high performers are great to work with

because they come to work every day

demanding of themselves

their best.

They are self-driven,

self-motivated.

If they make a mistake, they'll raise their hand,

accept responsibility,

allow you to hold them accountable.

They're great helping their teammates,

they're just wonderful people who work with.

So, I understand the perspective

of saying

Craig, I wish I had a team

of nothing but high performers.

But, here's another side of it.

Here's another perspective,

maybe that team

of high performers

isn't forcing you

to be as good a leader

as

maybe you're more challenging folks.

Let's face it,

if we were to take all of our high performers

and put them in a canoe

floating down a

lazy river

with a gentle current,

no ripples in the water,

no wind to speak of,

your leadership of them,

your direction to them would simply be

folks, keep it in the middle.

Well shoot, they didn't need that from you.

They could have kept it in the middle by themselves.

They don't demand a lot of leadership from you,

like people who are challenging.

Leadership is demanded when that canoe

gets to the rapids.

When there's some major event

in business

that causes you to step up to the plate as a leader.

And rapids is also defined as

bad apples,

challenging people,

difficult people.

Those are also folks that expect you to step up to the plate

and provide leadership.

Let's face it,

these folks

expect of you,

demand of you,

to hold everybody on the team

equally accountable.

And if you don't,

they'll hold you accountable for it.

They expect you

to provide performance management

in the right way, and if you don't do it,

you'll hear about it.

They expect you, if they're in a union,

to know the contract because they do

and if you don't interpret it correctly, they'll let you know.

These are people that absolutely expect you to respect them

in the way you treat them, in the way you talk to them,

and if you don't, you're going to know about it.

These are the people that challenge you at every turn.

And in some ways even cause you to think at times

you know what, why did I even get into leadership in the

first place?

But, these are the people,

who through their actions,

are giving you opportunities

to grow,

to learn,

to develop some of your leadership skills

that need developing.

They're giving you opportunities, to step up to the plate,

to become a better leader.

You know, Thomas Edison once said,

"Opportunity

is missed by most people

because it is dressed in overalls

and looks like work."

Well, that leads us to the question

of work.

Who's working for whom?

Are you working for them

or are they working for you?

My belief is,

it's a little bit of both.

And on your side,

I believe your responsibility

to your folks

is to provide them

everything they need to be successful.

To provide them the resources, the guidance,

the direction, the support,

the information,

everything they need to be successful.

And then you are justified

in holding them accountable

for being successful.

When your folks are successful,

you, as a leader,

will be successful.

So, whenever you're troubled by this challenging employee,

this bad apple,

and you're ready to say

Gosh, I wish I didn't have the situation in my life.

Stop for a second, hit the pause button,

adopt the other perspective, and say

you know what, this is an opportunity right now

for me to learn, to grow,

to become a better leader.

And as I'm doing that,

it's also giving me an opportunity to help

this employee

learn,

grow,

become a better employee,

become a better team member.

And that is how

we turn bad apples

into lemonade.

Folks, that's my perspective,

what's yours?

Swing by our website

leave us a comment

or a question.

Check out other videos like this,

and if you like this one,

please pass it on.

It's been a pleasure being with you,

till next time,

see ya.

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Ask the Vet - How to make moving barns less stressful on your horse - Duration: 5:12.

SARAH: "When moving barns, what precautions

can you take to decrease your horse's stress

and make it as seamless as possible?"

DR LYDIA GRAY: That kind of blends into the last question.

Because keeping the food the same, same, same, samey same.

SARAH: Oh!

DR LYDIA GRAY: Is the first step I would do.

I would say, when I'm moving, I would ask my two owners,

can I take some bales of hay from this place,

and move them over.

That's going to relieve--

SARAH: It's important to ask.

DR LYDIA GRAY: A lot of the stress.

Yeah, don't go in the cover of night and take it.

Done that, been there.

So the food is the same.

And the same with the grain.

Try to-- so that is out of the equation.

You remove that.

The next thing I would think about

is keeping the schedule the same, as best you can.

I know if you're moving from, say, a pasture

situation to a barn, or you're moving

from a really big barn to a small place,

you might not have a lot of ability for that.

But as best you can, keep the feeding on the same time,

keep the turnout the same.

Like, don't go from no turnout or 30 minutes a day to 24/7.

Wee!

It's great.

SARAH: Or big group to small group,

or being alone to a big group.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah, and to me the social dynamics

are another whole thing in themselves.

You have to be very careful when you introduce horses

to each other.

Hopefully the new place will say,

we have a perfect group for your guy, based on age and size,

and all of that.

And they'll work with you, so that it's very safe.

There are some guidelines for that.

I did have some other lists on here.

Oh, you know this is a big one.

Try not to do veterinary work, like wellness care,

right when you move.

Leave yourself about two weeks, where there are--

SARAH: So not like vaccines, and then on the trailer.

DR LYDIA GRAY: No, because you need

about two weeks for it to work.

And you know with deworming the same way.

Because that, having the vet out, I don't know why,

but it's also very stressful.

And then you're asking the body to internally do some things.

And so you don't want to shock its system completely

by new food, new environment, new friends, and then

and also, you know, here's a vaccine,

like a five-way to work up.

So save that.

Do that earlier, because you may also

need a Coggins or health certificate,

depending on how far you're going.

And then don't add any new challenges.

Like don't move and immediately start in a lesson program.

Or go to a show.

So give your horse some time to adapt to all the new things,

and then begin to add in even more new things.

And that will, at least, not put a huge trust load

on at one time.

But sort of spread it out.

SARAH: Yeah.

So you talked about, that there are some things that

are just unavoidable.

Like if you're changing from a totally different situation,

you can't invent 30 acres of pasture at your new barn.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Not yet.

SARAH: If that's what you had at your old barn.

And so, some horses also have to go into quarantine

when they move, which can be really stressful,

because those horse is alone.

They spend a lot of time in a stall.

Are there any preventative, or proactive

things that horse owners can do if they're moving,

and they know their horse is going

to be exposed to stress that they can't avoid?

Is there any kind of support, or things

to be particularly mindful of?

Are there areas of the body that are more stressed than others?

DR LYDIA GRAY: Well, horses, their stomach

seems to be where their stress sort of gathers and collects.

And so that's the one organ that we think of,

protect at all costs.

Because once that begins to be irritated or inflamed,

then it just spreads throughout.

So at the very least, I mean, that's

why we talked about keeping the nutrition the same.

But you may want to add on a gastric or even hind

gut support supplement to assist your horse

during this transition period.

That's good.

In addition, talk to your veterinarian.

You might want to go one step further, and actually

provide something like UlcerGuard, which

is omeprazole, which is an FDA approved medication

to prevent ulcers.

That might be a good step.

But I would have a conversation with your vet.

Some horses don't need it, and others every time they

go to a show, they need that support.

So certainly, moving barns, they will be like whoa, that crazy.

My stomach is butterflies.

So those are two things I would think of.

SARAH: Yeah.

And it's one of those ounce of prevention, you know,

sort of situations.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Absolutely.

SARAH: It was really nice to be able to think

about that beforehand, rather than deal with weeks or months

of something on the other side.

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Jak posprzątać po śmierci? | NIEDIEGETYCZNE - Duration: 7:43.

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Top 10 STRANGE ANIMALS You Can Own As PETS! - Duration: 6:44.

Hey YouTube, Jim here!

Welcome to Top10Archive!

Are you growing tired of your dull and typical canine companion?

Do you need something a little flashier than Mr. Whiskers, who sits on the couch all day?

Well, do we have a treat for you!

A selection of the top ten strangest and most exotic pets that are completely legal to own

– depending on your region, of course.

As we get started, help us out by hitting that like button, and be sure to leave us

a comment perhaps about the most interesting pet you've owned!

Also, don't forget to click the bell so you get notified every time we put out a new video!

10.

Potbellied Pig Pigs are getting a lot of traction as common

pets and for good reasons.

Who wouldn't love a large supply of bacon and sugar glazed ham walking around their

house?

Oh, calm down!

We wouldn't eat our own little Porky.

Making them great pets, potbellied pigs are a very social and affectionate creature, looking

for a closeness that can be found with their human companion.

The average lifespan of the potbelly ranges from 12 to 20 years and, maybe best of all,

they're generally odorless and very clean animals.

Like dogs, pigs are highly intelligent but also require a lot of attention.

9.

Tarantula Maybe not the most uncommon house pet, but

owning a tarantula is still shocking to some, especially arachnophobes.

While they are known to bite and tend to pack a venomous punch, tarantulas are generally

safe for humans, though some breeds may cause irritation from their urticating hairs.

Typically easy to care for, certain breeds, like the Avicularia avicularia, are more troublesome

and can scurry off quickly.

Tarantulas are fragile and can suffer injury if dropped, making it imperative that they

are handled cautiously.

8.

Sugar Glider What sounds like a delicious treat is really

an exotic marsupial indigenous to Australia, several islands of Indonesia, and New Guinea.

This tiny little creature is named for its ability to glide using its front and hind-limbs.

As fun as it sounds to watch them glide around the house, it can also be dangerous as one

of the most common causes of accidental death is drowning in an open toilet.

Gliders may be cute and self-cleaning, but they also require a lot of attention, plenty

of climbing space, and are susceptible to a number of health issues, making them difficult

for casual pet owners.

7.

Kinkajou The kinkajou, or honey bear, shares a bloodline

with the common raccoon and has an adorably irresistible face that appeals to any lover

of furry things.

Though illegal in some parts of the world, the tiny mammal is not your typical companion.

On top of being noisy and requiring a large cage with a lot of décor and functional facet,

this nocturnal creature can also get bitey and be extremely messy.

Expect to spend a lot of time cleaning up food and excrement as their wilder instincts

make them difficult to house train and control.

6.

Wallaby Why go to Australia where everything can kill

you when you can bring the best parts of the nation home with you?

We're talking, of course, about vegemite and wallabies!

Well, maybe just wallabies.

Those with plenty of space in their abodes will have no problem housing a wallaby, who

enjoy spreading out in a space of their own.

A herbivorous diet of chemical-free grass makes them easy to feed, assuming you have

a decent supply of it on hand.

Their peculiar behaviors, like salivating on themselves and regurgitating then re-eating

their food are strange to us, but they can't be any worse than your first college roommate.

5.

Stick Insect Though illegal in regions like the United

States and Canada, the stick insect is legal in most European territories.

This odd insect, otherwise known as Phasmatodea, makes for a unique addition to any household.

Just as the name implies, the stick insect has the appearance of a thin twig, meaning

it's not the most exciting creature to look at day in and day out.

They are, however, pretty easy to take care of, requiring little more than an enclosure

with leaves for food.

4.

Squirrel Monkey This tiny-faced primate from the Amazon, Costa

Rica, and Panama is a cute little critter that any animal lover would want to have as

a housemate – especially those that really want to put diapers on something.

Though they can be as cute as they look, squirrel monkeys are also among the neediest of their

kind and, like many primates, aren't well-aware of boundaries and appropriate behavior.

Expect to clean up after it a lot, especially if you don't have time to devote to keeping

them entertained and stimulated.

3.

Capybara Look at that face, those squinty eyes.

This oversized rodent wants nothing to do with your shenanigans!

Well, alright, that's not entirely true.

In fact, the capybara, a native of South America, can make a great pet for the right person.

Though they require a lot of attention and can get slightly aggressive, this 100-pound

or roughly 45-kilogram semi-aquatic, intelligent rat does make for a decent companion, though

you'll want to get it a friend to play with.

People with busy lifestyles may want to steer clear of capybaras as they can get separation

anxiety and get a little ornery.

2.

Southern Tamandua Surprisingly legal in many areas around the

world, the southern tamandua is a species of anteater endemic to South America.

While expensive, costing upwards of $8,000, the tamandua makes a surprisingly good furry

companion that enjoys a lot of love and affection.

Despite what their name indicates, anteaters dine on more than ants, including bleu cheese,

avocados, thyme, and various fruits and vegetables.

Of their more negative qualities, tamandua have dangerous claws that can make their desire

to wrestle problematic and their medical needs are typically beyond the capabilities of a

regular vet. 1.

Hissing Cockroaches Want to listen to that constantly?

Then you'll love to have your own pair of hissing cockroaches!

Sure, we may spend countless dollars trying to keep cockroaches out of our homes, but

these larger variations actually make great pets!

They're low maintenance, not intrusive, have an eclectic diet of anything from fruit

to leafy greens, and their slow movement is almost mesmerizing to watch.

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