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The Dos And Don’ts Of Dog Training!
If you own a dog, training the pet becomes imperative. However, we all know it is a bit difficult albeit rewarding process. Mostly, it can be fun and exciting. But the result shall surprise you pleasantly! However, if you don’t follow the proper rules, the training period could endlessly extend. This brings us to study the dos and don’ts of dog training.
By Alan Carter3 years ago in Petlife
Stop Killing Animals
To rant perfectly on the topic: When people especially the government (I say the government because they are the ones who are in charge of the world by country and they promote and should be protecting the rights of equality and such as by being the only ones who can ever bypass or make new laws to protect our lives and our rights and also for the lives and rights of those that cannot defend themselves. Animals.
By Keanna Barry 3 years ago in Petlife
150+ Cute Cat Names For Your Beloved Feline Friend
Coming up with a name for your pet is probably one of the most difficult tasks on the planet. It takes a lot of time and energy to figure out the perfect name. After all, your pet will be stuck with that name for the rest of its life. Therefore people put much care and attention into naming their pets. In this article, I'll be listing some of the most popular, cute cat names in order to help you, cat moms, and cat dads to name your new feline friend.
By Otaku Writer3 years ago in Petlife
Finding Kittens, Finding Me
I've always loved animals, ever since I was 9 years old and found an injured pigeon outside of church in the parking lot. I begged my mother to take that bird home and let me keep it, and she reluctantly said yes. Now, it soon followed that I found another pigeon, wounded on the street and took it home, also. Those pigeons became more pigeons, and I joined 4H where I expanded my collection to include chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, quail, doves, dogs, rabbits, and guinea pigs. I did very well in 4H, and in high school I joined FFA. I got a job at Hardee's, saved my money, and bought a pony that I named Blackie. Blackie was followed by a horse named Sandy, and then I got pregnant. I was 19 years old by that time, still living at home, still having all my animals, and my mother said that they all had to go except the dogs. I had to grow up because I was going to be a mother. I was sad to have to get rid of my loved ones, but I realized that as an adult I had responsibilities that outweighed my love for animals, so my collection was divided up between several children who needed animals for 4H.
By Sheila Sellinger, Author3 years ago in Petlife
Our Dogs Are Turning Out to Be Better People Than Our Children
Dogs are the new children. It's true. The old trend used to be —get married, enjoy the honeymoon phase, then work towards the next big milestone of having a kid. Today, a new milestone has been inserted into this timeline. Getting a dog. Plenty of couples now see that as the next big step after marriage, myself included. This step helps many couples figure out the kind of parents they're going to be.
By Aditi Balaji3 years ago in Petlife
10 Scientifically Proven Healing Effects of Cats on the Human Body
My son was depressed last month as a result of his boss's terrible behavior. His life and work were having a negative impact. At home, he became a symbol of a poor mood. Meanwhile, his friend, who was relocating to another city, asked him to look after his cat while he was away. My son gladly accepted his request, and Liza, a Persian cat, was warmly welcomed into our family.
By Khalid Mahmood3 years ago in Petlife
7 Subtle Signs That Your Dog Is In Pain
We all know that a dog is a man’s best friend. You share your home with them and know your faithful companion from head to toe. But no matter how in sync you are with your dog, it may sometimes be challenging to understand whether they are feeling under the weather.
By Faye McCullagh3 years ago in Petlife
5 Ways to Reduce Your Pet's Anxiety
Unexpected situations can arise while you keep a pet in your house including anxiety-inducing problems like thunder or similar issues. When pets get anxious, they may start to act up and cause problems around your home. If you need some advice to help your pet reduce his or her anxiety, you should try some of these ideas, so your pet can feel safe in your home.
By McKenzie Jones3 years ago in Petlife
Winter: A Tribute to the “Little Dolphin That Could”
Winter, the adult bottlenose dolphin whose unlikely rescue inspired a generation of people worldwide after losing her tail and becoming a two-time film star, passed away on November 11th, 2021. Her passing occurred just sixteen years after she was rescued as a two-month-old calf.
By Jenna Deedy3 years ago in Petlife