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The Doggy IQ Test
INTRODUCTION Doggy IQ, a brain training program for dogs, was launched globally and is currently on sale! With Doggy IQ, you can easily turn your dog into a genius. After finishing their first dose of training, you will forgive them if they happen to go hump the neighbor's leg.
By Mukul chandok4 years ago in Petlife
Top Five Tips for Finding Your Dog the Right Veterinarian
When you find the perfect dog, they quickly become one of the most important parts of your life. You will do anything to make sure they are happy and healthy. The same thought and care you put into finding the pet of your dreams you should put into finding the vet of your dreams.
By Nicole Goudey-Rigger4 years ago in Petlife
Anti-Zoo Group Offers Trips To Baja to Pet Wild Grey Whales
Orca Network is a Washington-based anti-zoo organization that has targeted modern zoos and aquariums that house and display killer whales and other marine mammal species in human care.
By Jenna Deedy4 years ago in Petlife
How to train your Cat to Use a Toilet| Cats Training
How to Teach Cats to Use a Toilet? Doesn't that sound strange or difficult to someone who hasn't had pets for a long time? It is possible, but it will necessitate a significant amount of commitment on your part as the owner. The most important thing you'll need is patience and plenty of it.
By okaymood 4 years ago in Petlife
Pet Insurance | Get Low-Cost Pets Insurance
Low-Cost Pet Insurance is important for Everyone who owns a pet . pets owner understands the importance of having veterinary insurance coverage if their beloved pet becomes unwell or requires the assistance of a veterinarian. When it comes to providing the best diagnosis and treatment for your pet, there is no doubt that veterinarians and veterinary surgeons are just as qualified and capable as medical doctors or surgeons. The primary question is how to pay for veterinarian therapy after your pet has received it. Vet costs are costly and are not covered by your health insurance or the government . In this article, you will learn about Pet Insurance and Get Low-Cost Pet Insurance.
By okaymood 4 years ago in Petlife
Masha, the Ukrainian Circus Bear
Among the many refugees from Ukraine, there is also Masha, a circus bear, whose dream is to be free. Just like many other circus animals, she has been taken away from her mother as a baby, and trained to become a circus performer against her will. For 19 years she has been forced to dance in circuses and spent her days in a small cage, where she could barely move. She was just a few months old when she began to learn how to ride a bike or jump through circles for the amusement of the public. She never enjoyed doing that, but, as an animal, she never had the choice to live otherwise. There was nowhere she could ask for help. She felt, lonely, sad, scared, but nobody seemed to ever care about her feelings. She only lived to amuse people. Now, that she is too old to perform, thanks to the BF Nathan Foundation in Ukraine, she will be welcomed in the AMP Libearty Bear Sanctuary in the European Union, where she will finally be able to feel what freedom is.
By Algieba4 years ago in Petlife
What is a Belgian Malinois
Besides being the perfect dog, they are used as working dogs and are known for their intelligence, athleticism, and obedience. Belgian Malinois is used for a variety of purposes, including police work, search and rescue operations, or as service dogs. They are also popular pets and often compete in dog shows. Belgian Malinois are bred for their physical abilities and intelligence and make excellent working dogs. Often, they're mistaken for German Shepards but are typically medium-sized dogs.
By Matthew Angelo4 years ago in Petlife
A Journey of Intention Discovered through Horses - Part 10
The cover image is not of Blu, but is my stallion, Marvelous Mister Mark, enjoying his paddock last weekend the morning after the ice storm. That was messy! Beautiful, but messy. Now it’s warm and getting sloppy. Still messy, but in a much more encouraging way.
By KJ Aartila4 years ago in Petlife
MEET LECTRI- a fellow student and Electrical Engineering graduate!
This is Lectri, the Australian magpie, I rescued last winter. She was a very young, newly fledged bird, sitting still on a gate, unable to move or fly. I could not see any parents around and as she seemed clearly unwell and hungry, I did not want to wait and eliminate any chances of her survival.
By Maria A Leo-lo-Shiva 4 years ago in Petlife
I'm a bad dog mom
I love social media. I especially love TikTok, but one thing that drives me mad is the critiquing of others. Normally this doesn't affect me, and I just keep scrolling past, but when it comes to taking care of dogs, I just can't shake it.
By Shelby Larsen4 years ago in Petlife
Pablo Escobar Once Owned 4 Hippos: They’ve Since Multiplied Into a 100+ Wild Herd
They once lived in drug lord Pablo Escobar’s private zoo. Now, dubbed the “cocaine hippos,” these 4,000-pound animals roam freely in Columbia along the Magdalena River.
By Test4 years ago in Petlife
Three Reasons to Teach Your Dog How to Talk, and Three Reasons Not to
There’s a current trend going around where people are teaching their dogs to talk using pre-recorded buttons. I will admit, I jumped on this bandwagon right away. My six-year-old Goldendoodle now has over a dozen buttons spanning the whole hallway. She adores her buttons, but I have mixed feelings. Here are a few pros and cons about teaching your dogs words, for all those currently considering communicating with their clever canine companions.
By Isla Kaye Thistle4 years ago in Petlife