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Most recently published stories in Petlife.

Cat vs Dog: who would win?
It is a genuine incident of my actual life, which happened in 2017. You will find it interesting. So, keep reading this general but strange behavior of dog and cat.
By Suraj5 years ago in Petlife
A rough morning,
There are moments in time that escape us and our memories as the days fall away, every once in a while, there are moments that take shape breathe and live vividly forever. The moment I first saw my furry friend I knew he something was different. Not just because of the unusual circumstances that predisposed my seeing him. It was his stunningly unique behavior that eclipsed all the stress of that day.
By Kyle Morrison5 years ago in Petlife
The Innocent Bird
So hello readers hope you all are well, this is the story going to tell is a real story or we can say a real inncident happened to me, at that time their was a festival in India. the festival named uttrayan which is celebrated by Indians with great joy, at these days the birds are so harmed because at that day all the pepole in india likes to fly kite and so many of them are having a kite competition, while flying kite they use very strong thread which can even cut your head, so many people die due to this festival. it harms too much specially to the birds, the feathers of the birds are cut to the strong thread used by people for flying kite.
By sachin pandit5 years ago in Petlife
Starting With Your Dog’s Training?
Starting With Your Dog’s Training? Quick Tips on Dog’s Training Here are some of the best dog training tips that can help you along the way.
By doogle world5 years ago in Petlife
Dogs Are the Most Faithful and Consistent of All Our Companions
I didn’t want to wake up. I could ignore Scruffy nudging me with her nose, but the leg kicking my belly was persistent. I groaned and rolled over. The bed was wet. I turned on the light as Scruffy’s first puppy made its entrance into the world.
By Sandi Parsons5 years ago in Petlife
Loyal Companions
Every now and then, Facebook will pop up a memory of our two lovely ladies and I’ll have to pause and remember them. Buying two rescue dogs was the best decision our family could have made, and the memories we have are good, even with the bittersweet tang of their loss.
By Damian Perry5 years ago in Petlife
My Fosters
My heart had not been full since making the hardest decision and giving up my dog. Had I know I would be moving in with my boyfriend only a month into the future I would have been able to keep him. I still know it was the right decision and am okay, especially since I get to see him on Facebook all the time, his new dad is great and shares his journeys daily!
By Candace Gomez5 years ago in Petlife
Iago's Origin Story
During the summer of 1996, I lived in Murfreesboro, TN. I was engaged to a guy that didn't really put me first, and ended up being abusive. Fortunately, I was subletting an apartment from local college students. Even though I was engaged, I wasn't included in get-togethers with his friends. I didn't know anyone, and couldn't really make friends while I was there. I was lonely.
By Candice Cain5 years ago in Petlife
Linda and Allie
This lovely adoption story tugs at the heartstrings, and goes to show how animals can heal, even when your heart is broken after losing another pet. Introducing Linda and Allie:
By Akinwale Dolapo 5 years ago in Petlife
A Short Guide on Keeping a Chinchilla
The cage These are the cages made by my husband for our two chinchillas. The pet might be small (average weight is about one pound), but it needs a lot of space. A good cage should contain everything your pet needs: a wheel, a hammock, several levels of shelves, a hayloft, a small wooden house, a feeder, a drinking bowl, chalk, salt, and toys to chew on. If you buy something for the house, avoid plastics. Opt for wood: The beast will smash it but at least it will not be poisoned by it.
By Masha Roza5 years ago in Petlife
Xena, Warrior Princess
Honeysuckle stared out of her cage at the people milling around the room lined with cages exactly like hers. Her ears flattened. She moved back into the corner of the cage and turned her back when the cage door was opened. This happened daily when her water bowl was refilled and the litter box scooped. She was shocked when hands lifted her and pulled her backwards out of the cage. Her claws extended on all four paws and flailed at the air. She was dropped in another cage. This one was lifted off the floor and carried out of the room. Honeysuckle hunkered down and watched the cage door, ears, whiskers and attention on high alert. She knew from experience that being moved could be a seriously dangerous event.
By Nancy Forrest5 years ago in Petlife
My family is now complete
I temporarily moved to Puerto Rico for a few months because of a job opportunity. I moved with my dog Arya who was two years old at the time. Arya is a mixed breed, mastiff and presa-canario. I adopted her a year and a half prior to our move. I initially went in in hopes of adopting a smaller dog. However, things didn’t work out that way. When I arrived, the small dog that I was initially interested in was being adopted by another family. I was disappointed but I was determined to adopt a dog that day. Arya stood out from the rest. There was just something about her that I connected with. It may have been the way she looked at me. Her eyes were wide and she was very alert. She followed my every move. I adopted her and she has been a beautiful addition to our family. She is extremely loyal but very protective especially in the presence of strangers. She is also highly intelligent. With her, I felt like my family was complete.
By Ali SP5 years ago in Petlife