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PathFinder Shorts With Real People Engagements
The Splatter Dawn finally emerged as you sit down next to the window in your large green chair. Your little bird sits in his cage staring out of the window making a small cute chirp every few seconds. You know the bird loves the mornings.
By TcFarrand5 years ago in Petlife
Want to Eliminate Holiday Food Waste? Get Chickens
One of the best things about having backyard chickens is the fact that almost no food in your home goes to waste. Chickens eat nearly anything, and lots of chicken people love feeding their flock table scraps — or even meals prepared specially for them.
By Thomas Smith5 years ago in Petlife
Show Your Dog They Can FLY
You know sometimes the session just does not go as planned, and the dog just “made me look bad”, lol. Once upon a time, one of my virtual program clients traveled to me all the way from Sacramento to have an “in-person” session with me.
By Grace Henke5 years ago in Petlife
Dog Movies Every Animal Lover Can Relate with their Pets
It’s just another hefty weekend when I got nothing to do except sit on the couch wrapped in the blanket by the fireplace while my golden retriever, Barney, agrees with me that it’s too cold to get out. And so it happens I’m in the dire need of some activity to keep myself and my adorable dog busy. But what to do?
By Summra Ahmad5 years ago in Petlife
Things Nobody Ever Tells You About Having A Cat
We all know that cats are extremely popular. We also know that even in ancient Egypt, they were regarded as sacred creatures. But those who have had cats, or have owned one in the past, can tell you first hand that it ain't no picnic, and it's really not for the weak.
By Daily Discoveries Digest5 years ago in Petlife
Guinea Pigs - A Guide
About three weeks ago, my son asked if we could get another pet. Our life was already full with a dog, but I thought, why not? So I looked up low maintenance pets and good first pets to teach my kids responsibility.
By Amy Bellows5 years ago in Petlife
We Think Deeper About Life When We Are In The Mist Of Facing Death
Misty was our 13 year old fawn Doberman. We adopted her when she was 6 ½ years old. While adopting her we were aware that we would likely out liver her. And she would likely die before either one of us. Typical lifespan of a dog is 10–13 years. She was not the first fur kid to be adopted.
By Roger Skibowski5 years ago in Petlife
Always Scream at Coyotes, Humane Society Says
If you see a coyote, what can you do to stop yourself from becoming a victim of an attack--and to deter the coyote from attacking others in the future? Many people likely assume that you should leave the coyote alone--especially if they're far away from you, and don't appear to be approaching you or causing issues.
By Thomas Smith5 years ago in Petlife
A Black Cat and the Dark Human Mind
Today, I met Kuppan Uncle after eleven long years since I moved from my small, tranquil town to live in this big, bustling city.
By Chirag PhD5 years ago in Petlife
Grey Finn's First Christmas
Like most folks, my Christmas plan this year was to spend time with my family. Out of 52 weeks each year, we typically only have a week together so as you can imagine, our holiday plans are highly anticipated. Unfortunately, covid-19 restrictions, along with a covid-19 scare in the family forced us to rethink our plans and celebrate virtually instead. Having spent the last nine months working from home and sitting in countless Zoom meetings, this is certainly not ideal. However, any celebration is appreciated as I value any time we spend together in whatever capacity.
By Donziikinz5 years ago in Petlife
Better for a Queen Than a Wine Bottle
My grandmother can do it all. She knits, she crochets, she even makes unbelievably complicated amigurumi. She's been making scarves, hats, and gloves for everyone in the family going back as far as I can remember.
By Leigh Victoria Phan, MS, MFA5 years ago in Petlife
Is the Dog Doing the Whispering Here?
Last winter, while we were living our lives in Indonesia for three months, our dog stayed with the family. Our dog is an old male Labrador-Berner-Sennen cross named Baily. Wise beyond his 12 years and a bit tired.
By Desiree Driesenaar5 years ago in Petlife