Articles written by Tania Kidd
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Organizing Biographical Materials for Writing
After your interviews are complete and you have transcribed your notes, you must choose a form of organization that will present your subject's story well.
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Know Before You Go: AKC Dog Shows
They say the only way to learn how to swim is to dive right in and try. The same can be said for dog shows. Take your dog and keep on going...
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First Show: Don't Forget the Dog!
If you are soon heading out to your very first dog show and you plan to do the handling yourself, there is one major caveat: Don't forget the dog!!!
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Questions that Motivate Memories
You've planned the biography, created an outline and contacted secondary sources for background information. It's now time to move on to the "meat of the matter."
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Write a Family Heirloom Biography
This series of articles will step any aspiring family author through the stages of planning and producing a soft-bound book worthy of passing down through generations!
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Planning Your First Dog Show
A little pre-planning and organization goes a long way to sooth nervous feelings churning around in the days before showing your dog at your first conformation dog show.
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Toad, Starfish or Carrion Plant
This native South African succulent resembles an alien life form! From the shape and size of both bud and flower to the unpleasant odor, the Carrion grabs attention!
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Taking on the Rabies Challenge
In early 2004, Kris Christine found a growth on her beloved Labrador Retriever, Meadow. The cancerous tumor was located directly over the most recent rabies vaccination.
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How to Find a Quality Veterinarian
It's frightening to imagine, but the differences in a vet and a really GOOD vet could mean the difference between life and death for your dog. How do you find Dr. Right?
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Canine Vaccinations
A dog's booster shot ritual may actually do him more harm than good. Most never question the vet's little postcard: "Time for vaccinations!" But perhaps they should.
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