dog

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.

Whispers of Compassion
Once upon a time, in some small town, located near the surrounding green hills hiding secrets, and dense, mysterious forests, lived a young woman. The little girl’s life passion was animals, namely, dogs. Thus, from a wide-open neck collar, her childhood was filled with a wagging tail, wet kisses, and shiny eyes. The joy and emotional triumph that each fluffy amazing creature brought knew no bounds.
By Calorie Monroy2 years ago in Petlife
Yaddle Goes to Texas!
Showing Yaddle! On April 6, the day of the Longview show, it was almost one hundred years to the day since my beautiful Yaddle went to stay with her Mama Kathleen. Well, four weeks, actually, but I felt her absence strongly--and still do, every day, almost another month later. She's gone to stay with Kathleen before. She was in Texas for a month as a puppy, in 2021, but this visit is an open-ended one and it's gone on far too long already.
By Kimberly J Egan2 years ago in Petlife
Farewell, Furry Friend
The Difficult Goodbye Parting with my beloved pet was one of the most heart-wrenching experiences of my life. That minute it took to say goodbye felt like an eternity, tangled in a whirlwind of love, sorrow, and cherished memories. Witnessing the light fade from my loyal furry friend's eyes is a memory that will forever be etched into the deepest recesses of my being. Yet, in that final act of kindness, I found solace in relieving my friend's suffering, no matter how heavy my heart felt.
By Muhammad Sarmad Razzaq2 years ago in Petlife
4 Reasons Pets Are Good for Your Heart Health, According to Cardiologists
4 Reasons Pets Are Good for Your Heart Health, According to Cardiologists That furry friend isn't just a good cuddle buddy (although he's great for that, too)!
By Kaly Johnes2 years ago in Petlife
The 6 Healthiest Ingredients to Look for in Pet Food
Food is love, and that goes for your four-legged family members, too. But while they may be perfectly happy with everything from store-brand kibble to table scraps, the quality of your pet's diet has a huge impact on how long and healthy a life they live.
By Kaly Johnes2 years ago in Petlife
How to Introduce a New Dog to Your Current Fur Baby
How to Introduce a New Dog to Your Current Fur Baby Take these steps to make sure the fur doesn't fly when getting a second dog.
By Kaly Johnes2 years ago in Petlife
Training your Pup, just got simpler.
Dog training takes patience, consistency and an understanding of what motivates your pup. Even experienced owners can run into roadblocks when teaching obedience commands or addressing behavior issues. Avoid these common mistakes to keep your dog's training on track:
By Berry Marion2 years ago in Petlife
10 Alarming Signs You Need to Hire A Behaviourist for Your Dog
Owning a dog can bring immense joy and companionship, but it also comes with its own set of challenges, mainly when your furry friend displays concerning behaviour.
By Rupesh Kumar 2 years ago in Petlife
How My Dog Inspired a Career Pivot to Digital Marketing for Dog Professionals
Life has a peculiar way of throwing surprises our way—mine came in the form of a four-legged companion who not only changed my life but also steered my career into a new and fulfilling direction. After nearly two decades in the corporate world, I found myself disillusioned, yearning for a change that would bring deeper meaning and happiness into my life. As I embarked on my journey towards self-discovery as a digital nomad, my faithful dog was by my side, inspiring a career pivot that I never saw coming.
By David Hartshorne2 years ago in Petlife
Discover why dogs die after biting people. Explore the topic of rabies.
This is an essential video regarding the dangers of rabies and the importance of prevention. If someone is bitten by a dog, initial information often downplays the severity, suggesting that symptoms may not occur or will pass. However, if symptoms are present, vaccination is important. Why do so many people die from rabies? It may prompt consideration of an autopsy. Unlike bees that leave their stings, dogs transmit rabies through their bites. Why do people die when bitten by dogs? Let's take a deeper look at rabies, which is caused by a virus of the same name.The rabies virus is often mentioned by everyone. The specific scientific name may not be of interest to everyone because it is not important information. Just as it is not necessary to understand the technical details of data transfer frequency, it is essential to know that a full HD movie can be downloaded in just 10 seconds. In essence, rabies is caused by a specific strain of virus. This virus is a cause of serious concern surrounding rabies due to its extremely dangerous nature. Although the exact origin remains speculative, pinpointing the initial appearance of the virus is challenging. Primarily originating in animals, rabies can be transmitted to other animals through saliva, with the most susceptible animals at highest risk. Statistics regarding dogs show that there is a specific time each year when dog bites result in more infections than cases of dehydration, which occur from May to August. The risk is heightened during these months. The reason is because this is dog breeding season and rabies can be transmitted through many different ways, including saliva.During breeding season, dogs will interact more often with other dogs, especially those with special characteristics. Licking is a common behavior that increases the risk of disease when dogs touch and lick excessively. During mating season, the possibility of rabies transmission is higher because dogs come into more contact with each other. Similar to the spread of coronavirus in humans, increased interactions increase the risk of transmission. By minimizing contact, the spread of disease is limited when an infected dog comes into contact with another dog. Dogs with rabies can exhibit two main symptoms: sadness, moodiness, gradual paralysis, and eventually death. Although there is no cure for these rabid dogs, they are not dangerous to humans. Dogs with severe rabies may exhibit erratic behavior, appearing gentle and happy one moment but becoming aggressive and out of control the next. These dogs are prone to seizures and may run away from home at the slightest provocation, making them difficult to handle. Training them can be a challenge as they can become hot-tempered and sensitive if disciplined too harshly from the start.The dog believes she will progress to a more severe stage, leading to paralysis and death. Dogs do not kill people by biting but transmit rabies due to their aggressive behavior. Everyone should be vigilant in observing the dog's behavior after a bite to take necessary precautions. If the dog behaves unusually or dies after being bitten, it could be a sign of rabies. Anyone bitten should seek immediate medical attention for rabies vaccination and treatment, as rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms appear. Preventing disease by vaccinating both humans and dogs is very important because rabid dogs can transmit the disease to their owners.After the dog continuously caresses the owner by poking and licking all over the owner's body, if unfortunately bitten by the dog, you need to quickly get vaccinated against rabies. Don't wait for the dog to show symptoms because by then it may already be sick. happen. too late. In general, it is imperative that you exercise caution when a normally gentle dog suddenly becomes aggressive and becomes sensitive to even the smallest movements. It is essential to move quickly to avoid being bitten. Make sure your dog does not bite people, and between May and August, you should minimize your dog's interaction with other dogs, especially free-roaming dogs.
By mei2 years ago in Petlife
Understanding Your Dog's Body Language:
Have you ever looked into your dog's eyes and felt like you could understand what they were trying to tell you? Dogs have a remarkable ability to communicate with us, not just through barks and whines, but through subtle body language cues that reveal their thoughts and feelings. Understanding your dog's body language can strengthen the bond between you and your furry friend, leading to a deeper connection and more fulfilling companionship.
By Paul Johnson2 years ago in Petlife
Unleashing the Extraordinary:
In the heart of every dog owner lies a treasure trove of stories that illuminate the extraordinary bond between humans and their four-legged companions. Among these tales, perhaps none are more captivating than those that showcase the remarkable intelligence of our canine friends. From the loyal Labrador to the cunning Border Collie, dogs have continually astounded us with their ability to learn, adapt, and connect with us on a deeply emotional level.
By Paul Johnson2 years ago in Petlife