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.

Teach Your Puppy These 5 Basic Cues
Jump Ahead: Teach Your Dog to respond to call Teach Your Dog Loose -Leash Walking Teach your Dog sit Teach your Dog Down Teach your Dog Stay
By chavindu prabhakara (chami)3 years ago in Petlife
5 Simple Ways to Get Your Dog to Pay Attention
Do you find yourself trying hopelessly to get your dog’s attention? Does “in one ear and out the other” sound familiar? Or does your dog find it easy to listen to you until he sees the dreaded mail carrier? Whatever the case, it’s important that us owners are able to capture and hold our dog’s attention. Just imagine the consequences if our dog ran onto a busy road and was not able to listen to us calling him back!
By Roy bultter3 years ago in Petlife
Dissuasive guide to dog ownership
People are such strange creatures. Although they don't want to be a dog, they always want to have a dog of their own. Dogs always love you so much and need you so much.
By Phoenix3 years ago in Petlife
Little sister rescued seven Alaska
She is the youngest of the stray rescuers, and like many young people, she likes to wear a duck-tongued hat, a smile with curved eyes, and a pair of deep dimples.
By Fester Hammer3 years ago in Petlife
The campus stray dog unfortunately suffered from distemper and has been unable to walk normally ever since.
"It's like this, what's the point of keeping it, how much effort is it." Passersby pointed at Mr. Ding's dog. Mr. Ding did not take it to heart, and continued to follow the yellow dog - its forelimbs were shriveled and weak, can not stop twitching, stumbling step by step, like a big lobster, so with a twist east and a bow, it does look a little funny.
By W man3 years ago in Petlife
When the dog returned home after 3 days of being lost, the whole family was thrilled: the joy of raising a dog to experience
There are three beautiful words in life: lost and regained, a long goodbye reunion, and a false alarm. If they are all used on their lost pets at the same time, that feeling is simply too happy.
By James Pet Diary3 years ago in Petlife
Time Traveling Tea Cake
The day my then boyfriend, now fiance dropped to one knee in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park is a core memory. He handed me my dream proposal pup. I knew this little guy was sent straight from the stars.
By Ariel Celeste3 years ago in Petlife
His Name Was Biscuit
The rescue group named him Biscuit – a skinny, mostly white, one-eyed miniature poodle mix who had had a rough start to life. While a cute name, he didn’t quite look like a Biscuit. He was a bit unsure of himself at first, but it didn’t take long for his spunk to shine through. Biscuits, generally, are not spunky. My husband thought Rugby was a much better name for this new addition to our family. I completely agreed. This little guy brought a new level of chaos and fun into our lives. There was no turning back.
By Kimberly Kookendoffer3 years ago in Petlife
Errors in Lessons
Most humans live their entire lives blissfully unaware of the many ways and tactics the universe works in their favor to teach them the lessons necessary to elevate their souls. These tactics are so inconspicuous that most humans simply assume these lessons are inconveniences or challenges, coworkers or passing strangers. However, the most effective method, in my humble opinion, is being assigned a dog.
By Brittany Shelby-Phillips3 years ago in Petlife
My Only Boss
The Pandemic hit everyone hard. From the stalwart vaccine deniers to the religious mask wearers that remain, it cannot be denied that 30-plus months of dramatic life change left an impact on us all.
By Christopher "Ski" Ganczewski3 years ago in Petlife
The Day My Dog Jumped Into The Sea
This is a tribute to my late dog, Wags 2003-2022, R.I.P Beautiful Boy. In 2008 I adopted Wags from the Dog's home. He was a "replacement" for my chihuahua Zeke, who I had lost suddenly to a hit-and-run driver on the gravel road where I resided. His loss had devastated me; my grief was raw and time wasn't healing my loss.
By L.M.A3 years ago in Petlife
Double-Dog-Dare
We went into quarantine with two dogs and came out with four. Actually, there's more to the story than that. In December 2019, just before the pandemic, my wife Susan and I began rescuing and fostering dogs. We had two of our own, both rescues, Dino, our standard poodle mix, and Daisy, our beloved Bichon Frise whose health was in decline.
By Mike Barzacchini3 years ago in Petlife