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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2011
Page
11
Dear Abby offers guidance on hotel towel etiquette and tipping housekeeping, suggesting daily fresh towels may be preferred and tipping can influence service. She also advises hiring an attorney to draft a will for Ethan, naming a chosen guardian and informing relatives once done, plus a diners dilemma about serving oneself at the table.
Readers learn about nonvenomous snakes offered locally including rosy boa constrictors and sand boa constrictors. The item cautions readers to research care needs and supplies and notes some snakes are fed live prey while others use fresh frozen rodents.
Heloise warns readers to research snake species before bringing one home. Constrictors grow large and need bigger enclosures with ongoing care. Mixing snake species can spread disease or cause harm. consider the commitment carefully before adding a snake.
Crossword puzzle clues mixed with a Dear Heloise column about changing dog food flavors. The piece notes readers questions on flavor variety, cautions about dogs sensitive to change, and advises consulting a veterinarian for uncertain cases.
Rhonda of Madison Alabama describes how preparing a scented towel with family smells helped her new puppy Louie feel safe. A week before pickup she visited the breeder and notes the dog never whimpered on arrival, suggesting the familiar scents eased transition.
Linda George of Camarillo California sent a picture showing her Australian shepherd Mei Mei in the grass with a tortoise named Wilbur on a warm spring day. Visit Heloise dot com to view Mei Mei Wilbur and more Pet Pals.
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