pets Horoscopes 2009

CANCER (JUNE 22 – JULY 23)

SYMBOL: The Crab
Welcome to 2009 sensitive Crabs. This is your year, unlike Gemini who must move with changes; this is your time to take care of you. This could mean you may be the sole pet or perhaps move up in ranking and be the alpha dog or cat. Whatever takes place this rocky year you can bet it will be for your best interest. And hey, speak up if your humans don't get it-that this year is about you.

SEASONS AND YOUR SUN SIGN
Winter: When February hits your humans may have to pay for an extra treat or vet bill for you. Don't feel guilty. It's not your fault, you're only animal. Be a good pet and accept the extra treatment with a wag of a tail, purr, or show some sign of appreciation.
Spring: The New Moons may play games with your tender emotions. Try and let it go, whatever it is-a new pet, a new person. In fact, you may even want to do the Crab retreat to show your feelings and then everything will get back to normal and on even keel.
Summer: Due to the two Eclipses in July and Full Moon you may notice something is changing and it will affect you. Maybe your fave pet is gone or your fave human but you will get through this rough patch and do it with flying colors-life a Crab with super self-preservation skills.
Fall: You have endured 2009 and in December you may embrace pet pals more than ever before...Of course, a few power struggles may come into play but you'll survive. And remember, 2010 is going to roll in with stronger relationship ties-and that's what Crabs are made of, right?

PLANETS AND PETS:Your sensitive nature picks up on everything going on around you and you really don't want to play "Pitiful Pearl" to get attention, but your people have been stressed most of 2008 and you probably want to hide in a cupboard till May 2009 when Mars helps release the pressure they are feeling. Leave a food trail in case they want your loving. The last seven months of 2009 will be filled with new people, ideas and change for your companions leading into a great New Year.

Top Three Dogs From UK TV

Name:Shep (1971-1987)

Breed of Dog: Border Collie

TV Show: Blue Peter

TV Trivia: Shep was a one of the most memorable Blue Peter dogs. Remembered by TV viewers as inseparable from John Noakes who would say "Get Down Shep!!" Like all Blue Peter pets, Shep was owned by the BBC, but when John left the programme in June 1978 the BBC realised the pair were inseparable and let him keep the Border Collie.

Character Name: Roly (1985 - 1993)

Breed of Dog: Poodle

TV Show: Eastenders

TV Trivia: Roly the poodle was in EastEnders right from the start. Roly was the faithful friend of publican Den Watts. Roly was then handed over to Pat and Frank, but ended up back with Sharon. He remained at the Vic until his untimely death in 1993.

Character Name: Wellard (1994 ~ Present)

Breed of Dog: Tervueren Belgian Shepherd Dog

TV Show: Eastenders

TV Trivia: Arrived on the show back in 1994, played by a dog named Kyte. Robbie Jackson rescued Wellard from someone who wasn't treating him well. The loyal dog paid his master back many times over. Since Robbie left the Square, Gus has looked after him. Wellard fathered Frieda the greyhound's puppies. Frieda was Grant and Nigel's dog.

Top Three Dogs From USA TV

Character Name: Eddie

Breed of Dog: Jack Russell Terrier

TV Show: Frasier

TV Trivia: Eddie is Martin's dog, a large Jack Russell Terrier. Eddie was played by two dogs: first Moose, and then Moose's son Enzo, who first appeared as a stunt double. Eddie is known for responding to Martin and Daphne with human-like understanding, but often seems to taunt Frasier.

Character Name: Nunzio (1997-2002)

Breed of Dog: Cardigan Welsh Corgi

TV Show: Dharma & Greg

TV Trivia: Nunzio is Stinky's dog, a Welsh Corgi, a gift from Dharma on Stinky's Bar Mitzvah. Nunzio was played by many different Corgi's throughout the show. Bud 1997–1998, Butch 1998–1999, Twiggy 2000–2001.

Character Name: Duke (1960s)

Breed of Dog: Bloodhound

TV Show: The Beverly Hillbillies

TV Trivia: The Beverly Hillbillies was an show about a hillbilly family living in Southern California. In the series, Jed Clampett strikes oil while hunting on his land. He then moves with his family to Beverly Hills, California, with the resultant wealth. Stretch played Jed's bloodhound Duke.

Top Five Dogs From Films

Character Name: Fang
Breed of Dog: Neapolitan Mastiff

Film: Harry Potter Films (2001 - Present )

Film Trivia: Fang plays the role of the loveable giant Hagrids pet dog. Fang is described in the film as a Boarhound, but in actual fact was played by 4 different Neapolitan Mastiffs.

Character Name: Hooch

Breed of Dog: Dogue De Bordeaux

Film: Turner & Hooch (1989)

Film Trivia: Cop doggy comedy, Det Scott Turner played by Tom Hanks teams up with Hooch, the slobbering mischievous dog who could be the only one to help Turner solve a murder. Hooch played by Beasley the Dogue de Bordeaux. Film Tag line ~ The oddest couple ever unleashed!

Character Name: Toto

Breed dog Dog: Cairn Terrier

Film: Wizard of Oz (1939)

Film Trivia: Toto was played by Terry the Cairn Terrier. Toto was referred to as a "he" in MGM's classic film, Toto was really a "she". Carl Spitz, Hollywood animal trainer received a salary of $125.00 per week for the use of the Terry in the film.

Character Name: Frank

Breed of Dog: Pug

Film: Men in Black (1997), Men In Black 2 (2002)

Film Trivia: Within the films, Frank has the appearance of a normal pug dog, but he is actually an extraterrestrial in disguise. Frank was played in both movies by a very well trained pug named "Mushu".

Character Name: Beethoven

Breed of Dog: Saint Bernard

Film: Beethoven (1992)

Film Trivia: A slobbering St Bernard dog becomes the center of attention for a loving family but its vet secretly wants to kill him. Film Tag line ~ He'll grow on You! Beethoven is very mischievous, antics include: Drinks out of the fishbowl, Urinates in George's Briefcase, Eats Thanksgiving turkey from table, and many more.