My carin terrier mix is Part Carrin/Part Adorable!She is blackish with Carine face and ear. 19 mo. old Body fairly long , legs long and fuzzy curly tail. Her name is Rag a Muffin. She is smart and wants a lot of attention.
I bought her at Humane Society . Not a stray, Completely house broken, pulls like the devil when you walk her, sleeps in crate all night and has good appetite. Barks and tries to talk when appropriate.
She has white on her breast and sometimes I can see brownish undercoat - Weight app. 18 lbs. I feed her dry food 2 times a day 1/2 cup each feeding with a small slice or 2 of Vegie.
I have antique shop in my home and she loves all my price tags and has done a small amt. of damage to bottom of furniture. Black Pepper does the trick.
Fell in love with her as soon as I saw her. She also loves to cuddle
Lynn Parker E: Mail loonybin2000@Yahoo.com
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from: eqlopez_613@yahoo.comAtis - Scientific name: Anona squamosa L.English: Sugar apple, Sweet sopTagalog: AtisSmall tree. 3 to 5 meters high. Leaves are hairy when young, oblong, 8 to 15 cm long, with a petiole 1 to 1.5 cm long. Flowers occur singly in the axils of the leaves, about 2.5 cm long, pendulous, three-angled, light green to yellow. Fruit is large, slightly heart-shaped, 6 to 9 cm long, the outside with polygonal tubercles. When ripe, the fruit is light yellowish-green, with a white, sweet soft and juicy flesh.Parts used and preparationLeaves, fruit and seeds.Chemical constituents and propertiesThe leaves yield an alkaloid, chloroplatinate.Seed yields an alkaloid, neurtral resin, fixed oil.Seed contains a yellow, non-drying oil and an irritant which kills lice.The leaves, fruit and seeds are vermicidal and insecticidal.The unripe fruit is astringent, used for diarrhea and dysentery and dyspepsia.The bark is astringent and tonic.Roots make a drastic purgative.Uses:Salted bruised leaves used to hasten suppuration. FaintingCrush fresh leaves and place over nose.Infected Insect bitesPound and extract the juice from one unripe fruit and apply the juice directly on the infected bites, 3 times daily.Lice infestation of the head:Atis in the herbal treatment regimen:(1) Shampoo hair with gugo bark or any commercial shampoo daily for one week; with "suyod" combing twice daily.(2) For lice eggs (nits), apply hot vinegar for half an hour after shampooing; then "suyod" (fine combing) thoroughly.(3) Bedtime, pound 1/2 cup of atis seeds and mix with 1/4 cup of oil. Apply mixture throroughly to the scalp and hair. Wrap the hair and head overnight. Shampoo in the morning and follow with fine tooth combing. Do daily for 3-5 days.(4) Paste of the crushed seeds in water, applied to the scalp. The same used as abortifacient applied to the OS uteri.NutritionEaten raw or makes a delicious ice cream.The fermented fruit used to make cider.