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.

Furry Companion
“You know what, Casey? If you were human, I’d marry you.” It was an odd thing for a thirteen-year-old to say, but I was very serious. For most of my young life, I had friends, but I was hardly close to them. I cared about my friendships, but I was too busy in survival mode to really create authentic relations. Between trying to pass my classes and not be a target for middle school ridicule, I didn’t have much time to actually mentally decompress. Going home wasn’t an issue, though. By the time I got home, I had about an hour or two before my mother got home from work. I looked forward to having dinner, but honestly, I valued my private time a lot more.
By Lashun Williams3 years ago in Petlife
The ball that threw itself
Jordan and I walked through the seemingly endless rows of barking, jumping, and tail-wagging dogs, searching for the “one.” Most families congregated around the “green-collared” dogs—dogs with no major behavioral issues—introducing their shyly excited toddlers and young children to these mellow canine companions.
By Alexander Lovell, PhD3 years ago in Petlife
I do not know whether it is lost or abandoned Labrador, rescued after a car accident, the eyes are full of longing
Nowadays, it is very easy to bring home a pet dog, whether through online or offline, and people can always get a dog of their choice from various sources, depending on their situation and needs. However, unlike acquiring them, although there are more and more people keeping pets today, the cost of keeping them does not decrease with the increase in the number of people and pets, instead, the cost of keeping them becomes higher and higher because more and more people like them.
By Diane Dora3 years ago in Petlife
Top 7 Dog Breeds Around the World
7-Boxer The fighter resembles a 3-year-old youngster that is all there is to it he didn't grow up beyond three a typical fuzzy friend. The fighter was initially reared and planned for bull goading, canine battling, and even truck pulling unpleasantly satisfied and incredibly energetic. The variety is insightful and speedy student that gives off an impression of being like a feline of all canines when he smiles. He is cheerful, you truly know whether he is coordinated into most canine adoring families effectively as he manages everything well with and plays well with kids. He might make a decent connection with felines over a common aversion of birds. The variety might have his name from its boxing like poachers. Albeit numerous in his local Germany debate that guarantee meets John and his fighter with a 17-inch tongue which is the longest of any canine.
By Ramkumar Mishra3 years ago in Petlife
When it comes to acting, many people are not as good as dogs
Acting better than people in the dog, film, and television dramas to walk a walk, three times to act, tears gaga down. Hello everyone, I am the fish giant warrior who thinks we should learn acting from dogs.
By Tanoria3 years ago in Petlife
The Chihuahua And The Broken Heart
I swallowed hard as I snapped the red ESA vest on my little dog Paco. He was my youngest son’s birthday present eight years prior, but he quickly and unexpectedly attached to me. Shortly after he came home to us, he and I became inseparable. Today he was all I felt I had in the world. The backpack was pulling on my shoulders, and I gripped little Paco in my arms, praying somehow to get through this. My heart sank as I watched my husband of twenty-seven years disappearing from my view in the window of the airport tram. I stared until I could no longer see a glimpse of him and continued to stare as if his ghost would somehow reappear and tell me not to go. However, that is not how my story would end.
By Mary Moon3 years ago in Petlife
Teddi's Walkabout
Teddi’s Walkabout I’m a psychologist with a busy practice. On Monday, June 3, 2019, I was in my office between appointments when I saw I had missed several calls from my oldest son, Alexander. I called and he was in a panic. He had taken his brother’s dog, Teddi, down from Flagstaff to Oak Creek Canyon for the afternoon, she had been off-leash and disappeared. I cancelled the rest of my appointments and raced 30 miles south to find this beloved dog. My other son, Christopher raced down as well. So, there I was, in a dress and sandals, hiking up and down the creek, climbing over guard rails, hollering her name and shouting questions at fisher-people and sun bathers.
By Kim Kalas3 years ago in Petlife
My Favorite Dog
Otto von Schultz started out to be my least favorite dog. At the time of our acquaintance, I owned three very large dogs, Draconis, Wilhelmina, and Stirfry. Draconis was a Rhodesian ridge back/golden retriever mix. Wilhelmina was a shepherd /pit-bull mix. Stirfry was so mixed that only God or a genetic testing facility would be able to sort him out.
By Pam Saraga3 years ago in Petlife
The Only Survivor
One day my best friend was at her friend's house, and she let her Chihuahua, Maggie roam around knowing she was not spayed. As a result, my baby dog, Angelo, was conceived. At the time my artist boyfriend actually named him Michael Angelo after the artist. I just shortened it.He loves the name Angelo. He is a very happy dog.
By Fatma M Robinson3 years ago in Petlife
To Chase The Rainbow
To my readers... although this is a fictional story, it is based on a real life dog named Sunshine. Sunshine was my first ever pet from when I was much younger, and is still my favorite to this day. He was acquired from a co-worker of my mom's... who found him and brought him in after his previous "owner" had abused and then subsequently abandoned him.
By Michael Kinnaly3 years ago in Petlife
Emotional Support Animal
The dogs specifically prescribed by a mental health practitioner as part of the treatment plan to heal mental or emotional illness in patients are called Emotional Support Dogs.
By Nyra Clark3 years ago in Petlife
In 2014, a 3-year-old girl and dog went missing at the same time abroad.
A statue of a little girl and her dog stands in Yakutsk, Russia, and there is a touching story behind this tiny statue: the story is about a 3-year-old girl named Karina and her dog Neda.
By Ensenada3 years ago in Petlife