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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.
Driving My Dying Dog 1200 Miles Home
Pets have a way of impacting our lives in ways we never could expect. I’ve lived with dogs since before elementary school and each one has taught me something new about life. Made me a better person. Done far more for me than I could ever do for them. Each of my dogs has come along at a different time in my life, to offer their guidance in varying ways.
By Greyson Ferguson4 years ago in Petlife
I Said Goodbye to My Best Friend
What's harder for me than getting up, getting ready, and going into the office? Waking up, rolling over, and placing my caffeine lacking body into the chair at my home office to begin the day. I simply wasn't as motivated in the comfort of my home as I would have been in an office environment. However, I wouldn't have traded that time at home for anything.
By Kassondra O'Hara4 years ago in Petlife
EmPawyee My Beloved Fury Friend For my Nina Simone
EmPawyee My Beloved Furry Friend For my Nina Simone I write this story with my eyes filled with tears and an ache in my heart because she is not with me now. My precious fury friend came into my life one year after I had a miscarriage on the exact same date, Christmas Eve. A night that unfortunately still six years later I find difficult to handle. We spotted her on a Facebook page for sale, she was four weeks old and the size of my hand and the most beautiful Blue Healer I had ever seen, I knew from that moment that she was the one that I had to have, out of a precious litter of fur -babies. We named you Nina Simone after my favorite jazz singer and just like the amazing jazz singer Nina Simone, you entered my life full of personality and zip.
By Pam Tucker4 years ago in Petlife
Loki
We drove out of the city to the breeder. We’d seen the photos of all the pups. They were sweet, but only one was ours. We loved him, anxiously awaiting the day we would hold him. The name had been chosen beforehand, and as we passed him between us little did we know how perfect the name would be.
By Lloyd Farley4 years ago in Petlife
Our Pack. Top Story - August 2021.
My girlfriend and I came together ten years ago not knowing where our lives would take us. Never did either of us imagine the amount of fur we'd later surround ourselves with. Both of us had pets growing up and have a love for animals that runs deep. They are not just our pets, but our babies. The deal we make with them is very important to us. If you join our pack and share with us your unconditional love then we will provide for you all that we can and put your needs above our own. Our four dogs and two cats deliver on their promise with each passing moment and so do we. Let me tell you about them.
By Tales from a Madman4 years ago in Petlife
Dog Etiquette: How to Be a Conscientious Dog-Owning Neighbor
As a dog owner, you are responsible for your dog’s behavior. Teaching your dog etiquette is essential for a peaceful life at home and in your neighborhood. PetLife shares some tips on how you can improve your dog’s behavior.
By Katie Conroy4 years ago in Petlife
I Want To Speak WithThe Manager
I’ve always loved Cocker Spaniels. My mother always loved Cocker Spaniels. Be they American or English. We came from Ireland, where English Cocker Spaniels were the breed we knew. I didn’t really know them back then before we moved to Canada. I was too young. By the time we reached Canada, I was nearly old enough to know about Cocker Spaniels. And, the second I became of requisite age, we had a Cocker Spaniel. But this was an American Cocker Spaniel. And he was a beauty. I named him ‘Rory’ which, in Irish, means “Red King”, for so his golden coat was smattered with errant puffs of a sunset red.
By Marie McGrath4 years ago in Petlife
Schatzie's Puppies
When I reached the tender age of nineteen I experienced the miracle of birth for the first time. I suppose I could say that it was a beautiful and moving experience, but I’d only be telling half the truth. It was hardly beautiful but it was moving…mainly because I had to chase my dog, Schatzie, all around the house.
By Shawna Clawson Chambers4 years ago in Petlife
