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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.

10 Best GPS Dog Tracking Collars
Dog collars are mainly designed to hold onto your pet's name tag and as an anchor for a leash. However, as time moves forward and technology evolves everyday, there are more advanced dog collars. But how can a collar get any more advanced than it already is? Today, there are collars that possess training devices and even GPS trackers.
By Jennifer Violet8 years ago in Petlife
A Tribute to the Dog Who Saved My Life. Top Story - March 2018.
She was a scruffy mongrel my brother and I had picked out from the pound. She was the only dog that didn't look like it wanted to rip off my arm, and the only one my small frame could hold back on a leash. In excitement, we eventually persuaded our parents that this dog, this was the one.
By Elle White 8 years ago in Petlife
Organic Dog Treats You Can Make on Your Own
Dogs are man's best friend, and that's why people love them so much. They're kind, loyal companions who also manage to look adorable no matter what they do. The best part about having a dog is the way they always are able to be there to experience life's ups and down with you.
By Rowan Marley8 years ago in Petlife
My Dog Named Sammy
My husband and I established our first apartment together. We wanted to add a new addition to our family. Since we can’t have any kids, being that we are both males, we decided to get a puppy instead and raise it like if it were our own child. We debated between a kitten and a puppy. We both realized we would much rather have a puppy to play with.
By Ryan Cöats8 years ago in Petlife
Cuddles and Tough Stuff
Back in 2004, I was working for Head Start. I had three sons of my own at the time. Their ages were four, three, and one. We had to disinfect all the toys after work. My sons would go home where their grandma and dad would watch them. I had to stay to clean. One night, I had to do that alone without any other staff helping and I was there quite late. It was dark by the time I was done.
By Alaequah Moves Camp8 years ago in Petlife
Top 12 Human Foods That Dogs Should Avoid
As pet owners, we should all be aware of what goes into our dogs' bodies. Here are a few of the top items that us as humans can eat safely - however, should either be moderated or avoided at all costs.
By Katherine Gilfoy8 years ago in Petlife
10 Dog Training Myths to Ignore
When it comes to dog training, there's a lot of work to be put into it. Doesn't matter at what age; small pup or senior, training a dog takes a lot of patience and dedication to have your dog learn a bunch of new tricks and skills. If you're willing to properly train your dog, you have to be on top of it. This doesn't mean slack and refrain from supporting your dog. It's all about being on top of your game and allowing your dog to be exposed to really cool tricks!
By Jennifer Violet8 years ago in Petlife
Life of a Dog Mom
Having a fur baby is a wonderful experience, but it can also be a hard one. Sure, it's easier than having an actual baby (considering you can't lock those in a cage when you want to leave the house for some alone time), but it's no walk in the park. When you make the commitment and take on the responsibility of a baby doggo, your life changes all the same.
By Rossana Nelson8 years ago in Petlife
Mosbie
In June of last year, my boyfriend and I moved out of our parents homes and into our first place together. It was such an exciting transition, we had lived together in the past but this was a whole new step. We had our own kitchen! We both found jobs in the new town we had moved into, and not long after we started making quite a bit of money. I began asking for a puppy. It took a tad bit of convincing, lots of dropped hints and lots of long debatable conversations, but fiiiinallyyy, he agreed. I spent every day on Kijiji looking and looking until one day I stumbled across the sweetest little doll. I called the number on the A’s right away and they said I could have her. I waited impatiently all week for her, I went out and bought her a bed and some toys. I bought her food and collar. I couldn’t wait.
By Jordy8 years ago in Petlife
Why I Kept a Dumped Puppy
We all have those days that change the course of our lives, and for me , one of those days was January 2nd, 2014. The events leading to that morning really started the night before. It was a cold winter in Arkansas with a storm of freezing rain outside when the sound of a dog crying was heard outside the front door. We live in a good size town on a residential street not far from an intersection of two main roads. My husband went out to look and said he thought the neighbor's small black dog was in our open storage area. It was common for the dog to escape their fenced-in yard, so we decided to leave him because we figured they would be looking for him. So we went to bed without a further thought about it.
By Rebecca Nedrow8 years ago in Petlife
Break the Stigma: Pit Bulls and the Truth
Surrounding the breed of the American Pit Bull Terrier is a lot of fear and a negative connotation about it and it’s history of aggressive behaviors. A lot of people are terrified by the breed purely based on what they’ve heard in the news reports and social media about dog attacks and what not, but I am here to tell you that in those cases most of the time the fault isn’t on the dog, it is on the owner.
By Zach Brock8 years ago in Petlife
My Dog Taught Me Everything I Know About Myself
I adopted Ryder from a kill shelter when he was six months old. I didn't know he was already convinced people couldn't be trusted, or that because of his colors, people were convinced he couldn't be trusted, too. I didn't know about the health scare we'd have that'd keep him quarantined for nearly a month and away from people who might've convinced him humans weren't so bad, or that he'd grow to be 80 pounds and occasionally be an absolute terror to walk.
By Maxfene N8 years ago in Petlife