Oh yes, I am the host for Purina One 30-Day Performance Challenge - Season 2 Final. It was kinda fun but of coz, it's nervous for me as well as this is my first time doing a video shooting.
I did a photoshooting for an advertisement last time, that was years back but wasn't that nervous, cus that was with a bunch of people, it was really fun but tiring. Everyone will have to co-operate in order to take a nice shot.
So, I'll let the video do the talking then. Below are all the contestants video and also introduction about Purina One 30-Day Performance Challenge. Anyway, hope you enjoy~
Indtroduction of Purina One 30-Day Performance Challenge
Contestant
Here goes another video of one of the finalist
So, what do you think about it? =)
4/28/2008
Rastafarian
Okay, some of you may say - "Ras wha?" Yes, it's Rastafarian, it's a type of dog breed. So, you've not seen this breed before and wonder how it looks like... Do imagine this, a walking brown mop. Still couldn't imagine? Have a look with your own eyes!
This look like a rug, if it's infront of door step or toilet, you might be rubbing your feet against it.
I guess if you see this any where, you might feel disgusted at first but will go closer and take a look.
Okay, if you see this around, you might be really terrified or freaked out and thinking what on earth is this creature.
You might be thinking what mop this is if it's not moving, or maybe it's a witch broom if you see this moving.
I got to know about this breed from a forward mail and google it ! Tt seems like when it's still a puppy, the fur/coat doesn't look like this. Eventually as they grow older, it kinda "dreadlock" itself.
i forward the mail to my fellow colleagues and it seems like this breed is scarry and somehow not many people can tolerate/handle it. As for me, I think it's quite cool but i'll just cut the fur short, even my Suki's fur is always short. I couldn't imagine how am I suppose to groom him/her. Second thought, I guess I'll have to shave it all then! But I wonder how's the natural characteristic of this dog like, have you come across this breed before?
Anyhow, my personal opinion is that it looks like he/she knows how to rap! No kidding, doesn't Rastafarian looks like a cool rapper?
This look like a rug, if it's infront of door step or toilet, you might be rubbing your feet against it.
I guess if you see this any where, you might feel disgusted at first but will go closer and take a look.
Okay, if you see this around, you might be really terrified or freaked out and thinking what on earth is this creature.
You might be thinking what mop this is if it's not moving, or maybe it's a witch broom if you see this moving.
I got to know about this breed from a forward mail and google it ! Tt seems like when it's still a puppy, the fur/coat doesn't look like this. Eventually as they grow older, it kinda "dreadlock" itself.
i forward the mail to my fellow colleagues and it seems like this breed is scarry and somehow not many people can tolerate/handle it. As for me, I think it's quite cool but i'll just cut the fur short, even my Suki's fur is always short. I couldn't imagine how am I suppose to groom him/her. Second thought, I guess I'll have to shave it all then! But I wonder how's the natural characteristic of this dog like, have you come across this breed before?
Anyhow, my personal opinion is that it looks like he/she knows how to rap! No kidding, doesn't Rastafarian looks like a cool rapper?
4/21/2008
Bad Party Foods for Dogs
I've read my Clubpet's megazine and I found this article very informative and would like to share with all pet lovers here. And even if you are not a pet lover, I guess it increases your knoeledge too.
Below is the list of dog food which is BAD for your furkid.
1. Alcohol
Impact : Leads to disorientation, sickness, urination problems, coma and even death.
2. Toxic Chocolate
Most toxic to the least : Cocoa and cooking chocolate, semi-sweet chocolate, dark chocolate, milk chocolate
Why : Chocolate contains theobromine, a cardiac stimulant and a diuretic(a substance that removes water from body by promoting urine formation and the loss of salt)
Impact : Increase dog's heart rate to irregularity or seizures, stimulated to excitement and hyperactivity, passing large volume of urine and increase of thirst, vomiting and diarrhoea, signs of sickness may not be seen for several hours, with death following within 24 hours.
3. Cooked bones
Risk : splinters get stuck in teeth, caught in the throat, rupturing the stomach lining or intestinal tract
Impact : Pale or blue gums, heavy gasping, pawing at face, slow and shallow breathing, unconsciousness with dilated pupils.
4. Tobacco products
Why : Chewing of tobacco can prove fatal to dogs.
Impact : Signs of nicotine poisoning can appear within an hour, includes hyperactivity, salivation, panting, vomiting, diarrhoea.
Advanced signs : muscle weakness, twitching, collapse, coma, increased of heart rate, cardiac arrest.
5. Out of harm's way
Reminder : Remind guests not to feed your pet with food scraps, chocolates or any party food.
*Note : Always prepare a list of emergency phone numbers and hospital addresses.
If you've notice your pet acting strangely, it may mean that it has digested something toxic and please do send it to vet immediately!
Information is taken from clubpets megazine, issue 22.
Below is the list of dog food which is BAD for your furkid.
1. Alcohol
Impact : Leads to disorientation, sickness, urination problems, coma and even death.
2. Toxic Chocolate
Most toxic to the least : Cocoa and cooking chocolate, semi-sweet chocolate, dark chocolate, milk chocolate
Why : Chocolate contains theobromine, a cardiac stimulant and a diuretic(a substance that removes water from body by promoting urine formation and the loss of salt)
Impact : Increase dog's heart rate to irregularity or seizures, stimulated to excitement and hyperactivity, passing large volume of urine and increase of thirst, vomiting and diarrhoea, signs of sickness may not be seen for several hours, with death following within 24 hours.
3. Cooked bones
Risk : splinters get stuck in teeth, caught in the throat, rupturing the stomach lining or intestinal tract
Impact : Pale or blue gums, heavy gasping, pawing at face, slow and shallow breathing, unconsciousness with dilated pupils.
4. Tobacco products
Why : Chewing of tobacco can prove fatal to dogs.
Impact : Signs of nicotine poisoning can appear within an hour, includes hyperactivity, salivation, panting, vomiting, diarrhoea.
Advanced signs : muscle weakness, twitching, collapse, coma, increased of heart rate, cardiac arrest.
5. Out of harm's way
Reminder : Remind guests not to feed your pet with food scraps, chocolates or any party food.
*Note : Always prepare a list of emergency phone numbers and hospital addresses.
If you've notice your pet acting strangely, it may mean that it has digested something toxic and please do send it to vet immediately!
Information is taken from clubpets megazine, issue 22.
4/20/2008
Dungeon Dragon
Have you seen a dungeon dragon before?See below.
Just kidding, it's just Suki obssessed and crazed over her Greenies and when i go near her, she growls at me.
Just kidding, it's just Suki obssessed and crazed over her Greenies and when i go near her, she growls at me.
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