Man’s Best Friends Topic of Discussion in Two New Blogs Compliments of Top Line Pet Supply

Nov. 11, 2009 - PRLog -- Top Line Pet Supply built an online store bent on providing eager clients with premium pet supplies for those furry, sometimes scaly or feathered but always-lovable friends. They saw an opportunity to give animal lovers another always-accessible medium to talk pets. Whether it is training tips, advice, fun stories or information, these two new blogs have got it covered.

The first blog, called Pet Supplies and Training, located at http://www.Petsuppliesandtraining.net provides stories, images, insight and information on topics including pet bird cages, rabbit hutches, dog food, litter boxes, leads and collars.

The second blog, also called Pet Supplies and Training but located at http://petsuppliesandtraining.com focuses on stories, helpful pet tips, images, insight and information on topics surrounding pet supplies, pet training, pet supplies fish, pet shop and pet hamsters.

Below is a reprinted post, titled Pet Training Product Going to Save My Skin, from the Pet Supplies and Training blog, to show off an example of what is being said within this social network:

Boy was I happy to find this product online today. I promptly ordered it and can't wait to get it. It's a spray for pet training. I have a purebred American Curl cat who is adorable in every way except that she likes to chew, especially on my hands and arms. The American Curl breed of cats is native to the US and they have ears that curl back, have fairly docile dispositions, and are said to be the Peter Pan of cats because they never lose their kitten characteristics. They are also said to be more like dogs than cats, and I can attest to that. American Curls are seldom found in pet shops, and mostly bred by private parties.

I found this pet spray in an online pet shop known as Top Line Pet Supply located at www.toplinepetsupply.com. The name of the product is Natures Miracle Best Behavior Pet Training Aid.

I need pet training materials for her to end her chewing habit. It's not so bad in the winter, but in the summer she bites right through my skin. This breed gives little love bites and sometimes they get pretty rough and my arm looks like a Doberman got a hold of me, instead of my little Scrappy. This pet training device is a spray with a flavor that pets find distasteful but it has no odor and it's OK for human skin.

She bites out of instinct and to tell me she's hungry. She's a little porker already, so I have to stop caving into her demands for more food. Unless I lock her out of my office, I am pestered by her four or five times a day crying for more food, and she's too fat already. So when I get this pet training spray, I'll be using it on my arms like perfume and hopefully she'll stop her bad habit of biting me. Even this winter I'll be spraying my sweater sleeves so she doesn't slip back into bad habits.

I'll have to compensate her with more affection and other positive reinforcements so she doesn't feel insecure or rejected by me. She's pushing two years old so these habits of hers are pretty well ingrained. I'll have to call her breeder to find out how to use other pet training tools for cats to reward her for not biting me anymore. Wish me luck.

For more information on Top Line Pet Supply, visit http://www.toplinepetsupply.com/.