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In San Francisco since1996, biodegradable poop bags are placed in dog parks for people to deposit dog waste in special bins. The poop is hauled to a methane digester to be combined with plant material, which works like a composter. Microorganisms gorge on the waste, producing methane gas, biogas. That is used to make electricity or burned in place of natural gas.

Canine Arthritis According to a study sponsored by Pfizer Animal Health, as many as 20% of adult dogs may suffer from arthritis… Arthritis is an affliction that many dogs suffer from, especially as they get older. According to a study sponsored by Pfizer Animal Health, as many as 20% of adult dogs may suffer from arthritis.

Easing Finances in Economic Downturn…

For those looking to add some income as extra insurance during this tough economy, pets may be the answer. People who enjoy pets and have the time available can capitalize on the many opportunities available to provide pet-care services.

From pet sitting and dog walking to pet boarding, weekend sitting or mobile pet grooming, there are many options available for working in the pet-care industry.

Despite the great challenges of the canine arthritis, spinal myelopathy and hip dysplasia that Watson and the heartbreak his owner suffered, the silver lining in all of this was the creation of a product that has helped many other disabled dogs.

The Bottom’s Up Leash is Watson’s legacy and their website, (a fitting tribute to Watson), is Arnie’s ongoing passion. Their invention has already helped tens of thousands of dogs and their owners to be more comfortably mobile and much happier. Inventing new senior pet assistance products keeps Arnie busy and involved with the pet community worldwide.

Special equestrian communities are booming…

If you have an ongoing dream of living in the country and having horses as part of your lifestyle, then modern options akin to a golf communities are available.

The horse industry has a direct economic effect on the U.S. of $39 billion annually. More than 4.6 million Americans are involved in the equestrian industry, and tens of millions more participate as spectators.

As other Boomers try to simplify their life and get back to basics, horse-centric communities are being developed and the demand for them has grown in the last five years, according to Jennifer Donovan, co founder and principal of Equestrian Services LLC who is a lifelong horse owner and competitive dressage rider.