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It's no coincidence that a dog is a man's best friend; they're more faithful than most other animals, and more faithful than many people.
The Dog That Thinks She's Human
This is Little Miss. The dog that thinks she's human... or a cat. She just turned seven years old and this is where she sleeps most of the time. We made Little Miss a member of the family when she was just a pup. We tried training her to sleep in a dog bed on the floor, but she would spend all night crying and my sensitive heart couldn't take the sadness. We decided to let her sleep with us and she went right to my husbands pillow. And that is where it started. Instead of teaching her to sleep at the foot of the bed, he allowed her to stay on his pillow. And now, seven years later, this is normally where she sleeps.
By Michelle Frank7 years ago in Petlife
Always Wanted to Be a Dog Person...
Have you ever been nervous about seeing a new animal? Just like any new experience, you could be unsure if you'll like it, if you'll learn quickly, or if you end up having fun. I have always been apprehensive around animals, especially dogs.
By Desiree Stumo7 years ago in Petlife
Pity on Pitbulls
When people seek to adopt a canine companion, the traits in a dog they are mainly looking for normally involves loyalty, playful, great with family, and highly non-aggressive. In this situation, the most common breed to be passed by without a second glance, let alone avoided when being owned, would be the Pitbull. This result is normally because of their known history of being aggressive. However, what people look for in a dog can be found in any breed, regardless of their history and rumors of regular aggression. Although Pitbulls are stereotyped as being the most dangerously aggressive breed, they can be as harmless as any other dog as long as you raise them right with love and compassion. Regardless, it’s the owners who created this rumor against Pitbulls and only make Pitbulls become aggressive because of how they raise them; it has nothing to do with this particular breed itself.
By Patricia Rose7 years ago in Petlife
What I Wish I Knew Before Getting Our First Puppy!. Top Story - December 2018.
Yes, Yes. Puppies sure do look cute, though getting a puppy is a big deal and require immense amounts of determination and patience. Let alone the hard-earned money that you'll have to pay for their deposit for the breeder, to pay him off, getting them spayed/neutered, getting his shots, and all the food, toys, treats, crates, and accessories you'll need to take care of him. But really, it's a fun learning experience to teach, train, and befriend a K-9!
By Desiree Stumo7 years ago in Petlife
10 Amazing Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Your Dog
1. Your dog is about as smart as a two year-old-toddler. The average dog can learn about 165 words and hand signals. Canine professor Stanley Coren says that the smartest dog breeds are the Border collies, Poodles, and German shepherds. Those breeds have an understanding of a two-and-a-half-year-old.
By Autumn Brown7 years ago in Petlife
A Letter to My Dog
Dear Bruno, I will start with how lucky and blessed I feel to have had you in my life. You were my first dog, and because of that, you will not be my last. I will always have dogs in my life because of you. You have taught me more than I had ever expected to learn from a dog and given me more than I had ever expected to receive from an animal.
By Samantha Castro7 years ago in Petlife
Why Boxers are the Greatest Dogs
About seven years ago I was in a relationship with a female and we both decided we wanted to get a dog. My niece had put her purebred boxer male with another pure female with plans to sell them. I let her know as soon as I found out what she had planned, that I wanted one. When the puppies came I had my hopes up and was ready to pick one out.
By Fellow Knee7 years ago in Petlife
Five Things I Learned from My Dog. Top Story - December 2018.
When I left my husband, I also had to leave behind my dog who I had rescued from the side of I-40 in Arizona. I was moving into a very small apartment that only allowed small dogs, and my dog weighed 140lbs.
By Denise Willis7 years ago in Petlife
Emma's First Snow Day
I awoke early this morning, "Snow!" I exclaim. "Today is Emma's first snow!" Gently I patted the sleeping terrier beside me brushing down her brown and black wiry coat. Sleepily she looked up at me with puzzled eyes. Bending down I scooped the bundle in my arms and carried her to the dog door.
By Autumn Brown7 years ago in Petlife
