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.

Teacup Pug - The Best Companion for Everyone
We all live in a busy and stressful world. Most people are not able to enjoy or have some fun time with their loved ones. And, even when there is some time left from our 24x7 working schedule, then human behavior might create a conflict. Due to this, the mental condition becomes worse for individuals. They have lost their focus at work and happiness in life.
By Jenny Clarke4 years ago in Petlife
An Irish Pup Called Guinness Saved My Work Life
I had to reprimand my emPAWyee at the end of his first day on the job. He’d broken all of the office rules: no making out with the owner, no pooping on the floor, and no licking of one’s own butt. But I saw something special in Guinness—and he encouraged me on rungs no other employee’s ladder even reached.
By Sarah Paris4 years ago in Petlife
Kirby, My EmPAWyee of the Month Candidate
I believe my dog Kirby is a worthy candidate for the title EmPAWyee of the Month. Kirby entered my life in January 2021, and he has been the best pooch I could have possibly asked for. He's a small-to-medium-sized dog, gentle-natured, loves belly rubs, and I find his story so inspiring.
By Randall Cooper4 years ago in Petlife
Gee-ja-mo
This is Gizmo. He's a freakin' good boy. Photo of a Good Boy To be very frank with you, he is probably something like Gizmo the 4th, because all of our dogs have always been named Gizmo. As Korean immigrants, my parents had very limited English, and the name “Gizmo” was peculiarly very easy for them to remember but horribly difficult for them to say, funnily enough. It sounds more like “Gee-ja-mo” when they say it. I don't quite know where or how they first learned of the name, but it seemed to have really made an impression on them. Nonetheless, that’s how we arrived at this Gizmo, my best friend Gizmo.
By Christina Jeong4 years ago in Petlife
Fishing Paws
FISHING PAWS By Roberto Alago It is common to see a lonely fisherman fishing next to a bored dog or a cat. What is not common to see, is a furry creature working at a commercial fishing outfit. Which makes me feel all the more privileged to have experienced this.
By Roberto Alago4 years ago in Petlife
Oak Hill
But here I’ve found myself, every day for a few weeks. Sweating under the sun and dripping from April storms in the DMV. I am not from here. Maybe if I were I could be buried in this spot, this large oak stump my gravestone; I could etch my name and let it fade with the tides of summer as they turn to autumn and fall into brisk winter. Not as brisk as Boston winter of course, nor the shivering cold of my own mind’s madness, but brisk nonetheless, cracking the skull of the large stump and filling its cavernous body with dried leaves, acorn caps and insect colonies.
By elsie4 years ago in Petlife
The Goodest Co-workers
I was sent to work from home very suddenly near the beginning of the pandemic. Like many people in similar situations, I had to make adjustments to become more comfortable with my new work environment. At first my girlfriend was also working from home, but after a while she was sent back to the office. So, there I was sitting in my home office by myself, which for the most part was fine by me. Then we decided we should look into getting a dog. We started looking on the Petfinder app for dogs in our area that we available for adoption. Eventually I stumbled on an adorable little corgi mix that was named Taz. I am not kidding when I say I fell in love with the little guy right away from that single photo. We put in an application immediately. After a brief scare where the shelter took him and the rest of his litter off the app temporarily because they were being treated for ring worm, we got word that we were approved, and he was still available if we wanted him.
By SirCrispix4 years ago in Petlife
Our Dog Understands Everything We Say and Here Is How I Know
A Little about Chewy We have a dog. He is a mix between a Chihuahua and a Dachshund, a Chiweenie they call them. His name is Chewy, and he is 9 years old. He was the runt of the pack and has been with us since he was 5-weeks old. For us, he is family, and we treat him like so. Chewy is a smart little guy, and he understands what we talk about. It happened on more than one occasion and here is my proof.
By Debbie4 years ago in Petlife
How My Dog Almost Ruined My Marriage
It started with someone posting on Social Media that they're giving away puppies. I never had a puppy, so this was my chance. I talked it over with my husband to see how he would feel about us getting one.
By Yuri Kenan4 years ago in Petlife
Puddles
We very rarely, if ever, take into account a dog's name. I remember growing up with Snickers- and of course, after that, we had Rolo and Reese. They were the sweet snacks of my life. Dogs whose name as a kid I thought was so clever I was proud to announce my new dog Snickers. Only to learn that mere weeks later one of my friends adopted a dog with the exact same name.
By A.R. Zeller4 years ago in Petlife
Dora the Explorer
April 2011, my life changed forever. That was the year my mamma passed, and I was left in this world with what it seemed to be, nothing. My mamas favorite time of the year was Christmas and since the moment she left this world, I hated for Christmas to come. I had stopped celebrating and shut completely down around Christmas time.
By Teela Darden4 years ago in Petlife
Wicket The Wonder
My boss is an 8-pound Pomeranian with a knack for keeping the office to task. When it comes to characters, I’ve never met another office pet with so much personality during my years in the workforce, and like most bosses, establishing a friendship with this pup has proven to be a challenge for almost every employee that’s ever worked for our company.
By Craig Lipscomb4 years ago in Petlife