Summary: This general dog information site, that is totally unique, that I am willing to part with. I built this site myself and it’s about 1 1/2 years old.

I have totally neglected this site the last 6 months as I have worked on some of my other sites. I no longer have time to work on this site and give it the attention it deserves - so, I’m selling it.

In summary, it contains over 200 content pages, high quality graphics, almost 800 newsletter subscribers, a Dog Owners Guide ebook, over 4000 blog posts, two additional websites, and 3 Squidoo lenses.

This site is listed #7 in Google out of 1,150,000 sites for the popular keyword phrase free dog advice.

Dog Information Site with:
Graphics, including the graphics in psd format.
http://doginfosecrets.com/images/

43 message newsletter with 755 subscribers. The subscribers can be transferred to your Aweber account.

134 Dog Food Recipe html Pages - All pages contain Adsense and Affiliate Links
http://doginfosecrets.com/recipes
The recipes are also loaded in a MySQL database so they can be displayed dynamically.

Dog Food Recipe program contains the recipes, and banners to affiliate programs. Give away the software to build a list.
http://doginfosecrets.com/dogfoodrecipes

73 Dog Information article with index and html pages - All pages contain Adsense and Affiliate Links
http://doginfosecrets.com/dogarticles
The articles are also loaded in a MySQL database to they can be displayed dynamically.

Page that pre-sells the hottest Clickbank Dog related product.
http://doginfosecrets.com/movie.html

I will also include the Dog Owners Guide ebook.
http://www.doginfosecrets.com/dogownersguide

Video Pages Included, along with the VideoClipMiniSites script that runs the video pages. Sales for $27.
http://doginfosecrets.com/dog-training-videos
http://doginfosecrets.com/makedogfoodvideos
http://doginfosecrets.com/beagle-videos (Because we have a Beagle)

Page that sales Beagle products, using ebay products. You could create new pages based on any dog breeds, or several pages of different dog breeds.
http://doginfosecrets.com/beagleproducts

Blog that I haven’t updated in a long time
http://doginfosecrets.com/blog

Blog that auto-updates with Linkshare affiliate products - Over 4000 posts.
http://doginfosecrets.com/uniquedogproducts

I will also include the following domains:
Joomla site with little content
http://doginfozone.com

Great domain used to sell another Clickbank Product
http://homemadedogtoy.com (Has 45 subscribers)

Also includes these 3 Squidoo Lenses.
http://www.squidoo.com/free-homemade-dog-treats
http://www.squidoo.com/homemadedogfoodrecipes
http://www.squidoo.com/homemade-dog-food-recipes

This site is listed #7 in Google out of 1,150,000 sites for the keyword phrase free dog advice. With a little work, I bet you could get it to #1.

Stats:

As you can see the stats have been increasing and I have done no advertising and have not added content for at least 6 months.

So how much do I want for this site? With the number of content pages, and number of newsletter subscribers (800), I think this site is worth at least $1500, but I am offering it for about half that - $800.

The first $800 takes it!

If you have questions for me, please use my HelpDesk. Select the “Website for Sale Offer” to ask questions, or make an offer.

Serious offers will be considered, but the first $800 takes it. If you see the sold out message then sorry, you’re too late.

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I’m sure glad I learned how to make homemade dog toys.

We love our Beagle, Maximus, but he sure can be destructive.

I can’t remember all of the items that Max has chewed on, or chewed up, here are a few of the most notable.

He chewed up my wife’s cell phone, a thick plastic glass (photo below) just about all of our wooden furniture have chew marks. Our young daughters have lost a number of various toys to Max’s chewing on things.

The thing he chewed on that upset me the most, was the rubber hose on my outdoor grill. He chewed up the hose from the propane tank to the grill (thankfully I had the gas valve off).

We try to protect Max from himself, but it is difficult. I don’t know where he gets some of the things he chews on, he is very good at finding things he should not be chewing on.

We have tried to entertain Max and distract him from chewing on things by buying him chew bones, rawhide treats etc. Instead of chewing on these things, he hides and buries them.

We have also bought Max a number of toys to play with, that he can also chew on. He loves these toys, but tends to chew them up quickly and buying these toys was getting expensive.

I got tired of spending too much money on dog toys that Max would chew up way too quickly.

So, I thought about making my own dog toys. I noticed a lot of those expensive store bought toys were nothing more than some rope, tennis balls - things I had laying around the house, or things that would not cost much to buy.

Before I got started I decide to look online to see if I could find instructions on how to build some of the dog toys I had in mind.

I’m sure glad I looked. I found a great book that teaches you how to make a number of homemade dog toys, just like those you would find at your pet superstore, but for a much lower cost.

This book provides the recipes for the homemade dog toys. It provides the materials required, and detailed instructions - saving me a lot of time and making more dog toys than I would have thought of on my own.

If you are spending too much money on dog toys that are way too expensive, it’s time you started making your own homemade dog toys. It’s not hard to do, it’s actually fun and you can save a ton of money.

Max still chews his toys up, but I can replace them quickly and the homemade dog toys are so inexpensive it’s no big deal.

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SitStayFetch Newsletter Series:

Hi Mike

Welcome to our weekly newsletter series.

This week Wayne tells us about his Poodle cross “Sumo”…….

“We have a crossed breed Poodle/Terrier and training him is
extremely important to us since we live in high rise apartment…..”

We also hear from Veronica who needs help with her Golden Retriever
puppy……

“I have two problems with my 16 week old Golden Retriever puppy.
He is adorable in so many ways and we all love him, but we had a 16
year old Golden who died in April, so going from that to a puppy is
fairly difficult to say the least……..”

To read our response to Veronica, and the rest of Wayne’s letter,
please click on the following link:

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You might be interested in reading what others have said about
SitStayFetch by having a look at our testimonials page.

Please feel free to forward this email on to any o f your friends
who may be interested in receiving powerful information about how
to correct their dog’s behavior! Even better, they can sign up for
to receive the newsletters themselves at
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I hope you enjoy this newsletter and until next time best of luck
with training your dog!

Kind regards,

Daniel Stevens
Kingdom of Pets: SitStayFetch
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SitStayFetch, c/o Libros Media Ltd
8721 Santa Monica Blvd #1229
Los Angeles, CA 90069-4057
USA

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Here is your next dog food recipe, compliments of
doginfosecrets.com :

Ellie’s Dog Loaf

2 1/8 cups water
2 cups brown rice
2 large potatoes
2 large carrots
1 1/8 pounds pumpkin
2 cloves garlic
3/4 bunch silver beet
1 cup whole meal pasta — or Soya pasta
2 cups rolled oats
1 cup whole meal flour
1 1/8 pounds mince (or liver or fish)
3 eggs

Boil the rice in water for 10 - 15 minutes and chop the veggies (I
put them through the food processor) Add the veggies and pasta to
the rice and cook for 10 minutes.

Turn off the heat and leave to
cool (not vital if you’re like me and in a rush!) Add mince, eggs,
herbs, rolled oats and flour and mix together. Add more oats or
flour if mixture is sticky (should be like a fruit cake mix).

Spoon into oiled and floured loaf tins and bake in a hot oven 180
degrees CENTIGRADE for 1 hour.

Remove from tins ,turn oven off and return loaves to oven for 5 -
10 minutes to firm bottom crust.

Take out of oven, leave to cool and use immediately or wrap in foil
and freeze.

Makes about 3 - 4 loaves.

Thanks,
Mike Gates
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Beagle - Maximus
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Did you see the movie?
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Here’s Today’s Joke: Why do dogs wag their tails?
Because no one else will do it for them.

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Reward training your dog

Reward training is quite possibly one of the oldest methods of
training dogs, dating back to the days when people started trying
to domesticate wild animals.

It is probably the method of dog training that most of us are
familiar with, and it is a natural instinct to reward the dog when
they perform the task that we have asked of them.

Some people prefer to use a combination of the reward training
methods and the leash and collar training to get the best out of
their dog in the least time.

Some dogs respond better to reward training than leash and collar
training so your decision might depend on what method you see
working the best with your dog.

More Information:
doginfozone.com/likes/train

Reward training for dogs, has seen a remarkable increase in
popularity over recent years with many people finding this as their
preferred method of training their new puppies.

There is no definitive answer as to what the best type of dog
training is, as some dogs respond better to one technique than
others.

There are certainly some advanced techniques that are taught in the
top dog training manuals that will ensure you train your dog,
faster and easier than trying to do so on your own.

Most dogs will respond to some extent, to either method of
training, and any training is certainly better than none, even if
you only teach your dog the most basic commands.

Reward training is even used for dogs that work in the military and
police.

Those dogs that are used for scent detection and tracking are also
often trained using some form of reward training.

Generally, reward training is in the form of some type of food
reward.

More Information:
doginfozone.com/likes/train

Thanks,
Mike Gates
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More Dog Information
www.doginfozone.com
My Personal Blog About Our Crazy
Beagle - Maximus
doginfosecrets.com/blog
Did you see the movie?
DogInfoSecrets.com/movie.html

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SitStayFetch Newsletter Series:

Hi Mike

Welcome to our weekly newsletter series. Visit this weeks
newsletter to find out what Sandra, JohnnyD and Benito think of
SitStayFetch. We also hear from Diane who has a question about her
Bichon Frise. She writes…

“I have been reading your newsletters and have your book. All are
very helpful although I must admit that I haven’t been the best at
keeping my dog under control…”

And! New this week is a section on how to teach your dog to bow!

Just visit the following link to gain access to the newsletter:

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Remember to check out our links page for more great information on
dog related products and services:
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you have a quality dog-related web site that you think visitors to
SitStayFetch may enjoy then please exchange links with us through
the same link!

Please feel free to forward this email on to any of your friends
who may be interested in receiving powerful information about how
to correct their dogs behavior! Even better, they can sign up for
to receive the newsletters themselves at
eezurl.com/?SFS

Kind regards,

Daniel Stevens
Kingdom of Pets: SitStayFetch
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SitStayFetch, c/o Libros Media Ltd
8721 Santa Monica Blvd #1229
Los Angeles, CA 90069-4057
USA

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Here is your next dog food recipe, compliments of
doginfosecrets.com

Dog Oil Supplement

1/4 cup olive oil
1/4 cup canola oil
1/4 cup cod liver oil
1/4 cup flax seed oil

Place oils in brown bottle and shake well. Store in refrigerator.
Add two teaspoons to the dogs food each day. Can be add to dry food
as well.

Safflower and Sunflower oil may used as well.
Thanks,
Mike Gates
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More Dog Information
www.doginfozone.com
My Personal Blog About Our Crazy
Beagle - Maximus
doginfosecrets.com/blog
Did you see the movie?
DogInfoSecrets.com/movie.html

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Here’s Today’s Joke: Why do dogs wag their tails?
Because no one else will do it for them.

*********************************

Reward training your dog

Reward training is quite possibly one of the oldest methods of
training dogs, dating back to the days when people started trying
to domesticate wild animals.

It is probably the method of dog training that most of us are
familiar with, and it is a natural instinct to reward the dog when
they perform the task that we have asked of them.

Some people prefer to use a combination of the reward training
methods and the leash and collar training to get the best out of
their dog in the least time.

Some dogs respond better to reward training than leash and collar
training so your decision might depend on what method you see
working the best with your dog.

More Information:
doginfozone.com/likes/train

Reward training for dogs, has seen a remarkable increase in
popularity over recent years with many people finding this as their
preferred method of training their new puppies.

There is no definitive answer as to what the best type of dog
training is, as some dogs respond better to one technique than
others.

There are certainly some advanced techniques that are taught in the
top dog training manuals that will ensure you train your dog,
faster and easier than trying to do so on your own.

Most dogs will respond to some extent, to either method of
training, and any training is certainly better than none, even if
you only teach your dog the most basic commands.

Reward training is even used for dogs that work in the military and
police.

Those dogs that are used for scent detection and tracking are also
often trained using some form of reward training.

Generally, reward training is in the form of some type of food
reward.

More Information:
doginfozone.com/likes/train

Thanks,
Mike Gates
—————————–
More Dog Information
www.doginfozone.com
My Personal Blog About Our Crazy
Beagle - Maximus
doginfosecrets.com/blog
Did you see the movie?
DogInfoSecrets.com/movie.html

*DISCLAIMER* This is an online public mail box. If you don’t want your emails appearing here, please remove me from your newsletter list by removing any address @doginfosecrets.com from your newsletter contact list. You may also request I delete any or all of your previously sent email from this public mailbox. Email admin@doginfosecrets with the removal request.

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SitStayFetch Newsletter Series:

Hi Mike

Welcome to our weekly newsletter series. This week Maria from New
York says…

“I wanted to send you a testimonial on how wonderful your book was,
and how much it helped my little Sydney, who is a year and a half
old yorkie. Thank you for your help! Sydney is my one and a half
year old yorkie who was having problems barking whenever anyone
came to the door…”

And we hear from Tom who has a house training problem with his
Labradoodle. He writes…

“My 4.5 month old mini labradoodle (male) is kept inside and we
crate him at night and various other times throughout the day when
we are home. When out of the crate he knows to go to the door and
bark for us to let him out to go to the toilet (most of the time,
there are occasional accidents) and manages to hold out through the
day (4-5 hrs) confined in the kitchen/dining area when left alone
(once again most of the time)…”

To find out the full story behind Tom’s plight please visit the
following link:

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You might be interested in reading what others have said about
SitStayFetch by having a look at our testimonials page.

Please feel free to forward this email on to any of your friends
who may be interested in receiving powerful information about how
to correct their dogs behavior! Even better, they can sign up for
to receive the newsletters themselves at
eezurl.com/?SFS

Kind regards,

Daniel Stevens
Kingdom of Pets: SitStayFetch
eezurl.com/?SFS

SitStayFetch, c/o Libros Media Ltd
8721 Santa Monica Blvd #1229
Los Angeles, CA 90069-4057
USA

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Here is your next dog food recipe, compliments of
doginfosecrets.com :

Classic Canine Cookies

4 cups whole wheat flour
1/4 cup cornmeal
1/4 cup cooked rice
1 egg
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
Juice from a small orange
1 2/3 cups water

Mix all ingredients together well. Turn out onto a lightly floured
surface and knead.

Roll out dough to about 1/8 inch thickness and cut out desired
shapes… doggy bones, paws, balls, etc.

Dipping Sauce:

#1
3 cups vanilla chips
1 Tbsp. spinach powder
1 tsp. garlic powder
1 tsp. vegetable oil

#2
3 cups carob chips
1 tsp. vegetable oil
1 tsp. turmeric powder

Melt chips in a double boiler or microwave. Add oils and seasonings.

Dip tips of cookies, when cooled, into desired sauce and place on a
pan lined with wax paper until set.

Thanks,
Mike Gates
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More Dog Information
www.doginfozone.com
My Personal Blog About Our Crazy
Beagle - Maximus
doginfosecrets.com/blog
Did you see the movie?
DogInfoSecrets.com/movie.html

*DISCLAIMER* This is an online public mail box. If you don’t want your emails appearing here, please remove me from your newsletter list by removing any address @doginfosecrets.com from your newsletter contact list. You may also request I delete any or all of your previously sent email from this public mailbox. Email admin@doginfosecrets with the removal request.

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