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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.

Mini French Bulldogs
French Bulldogs are one of those dog breeds that are getting more and more popular with the time. In this article, we are going to talk about their miniature size. The significant advantage of the Miniature French Bulldog is that they are cheaper and easier to maintain as compared to many other dog breeds. But before deciding anything about the Mini French Bulldogs, there are certain things you should know. Let’s discuss these important things.
By Jimmy5465 years ago in Petlife
Can I say Hi to your Dog?
This is a story I wrote about dogs. I draw on inspiration from my own life as a vivid dog lover, my special relationship with my late granddad, and from the enthusiasm of the daughter of one of my best friends, who reminded me of myself. Anybody who has ever had a dog shares a unique bond: The love we have for our loyal four-legged furry friends - and the innocence and passion they give us back. I hope you enjoy my story:
By Catharina E Santasilia5 years ago in Petlife
Saving Shadow
There are a lot of ways to mess up a dog. Abuse is the first thing that comes to mind, especially when talking about rescues. We expect dogs that have been beaten to have behavior problems and many of them do. But a lot depends on how old the dog was when the abuse began, how severe it was, and how long it continued. Many abused dogs are actually starved for human affection and will bond tightly to the first person who gives them consistent kindness and care.
By Donna Thiel Cook5 years ago in Petlife
The Dark Side of "That Doggie in the Window"
“I have no name, I have no real home, I have no one who loves me. I live in constant fear, I am always hungry and thirsty. I have no concept of time, so the days, weeks and months pass and I am alone. I am cold on some days and nights and hot on others. When I have to pee or poop, I go to a corner and do my business. It falls through the wire into a tray below, but no one comes to clean it very often, so it smells horrible and the flies come in droves and torment me. My feet are cut from standing and walking on the wire and one is infected. Some of my teeth are rotting out and the pain is terrible. Insects crawl on my body and bite me. One of my ears is infected and the pain fights with the pain in my mouth. It seems my life is just filled with pain all the time. I can watch the sun rise and set but never go out and enjoy the sunshine. When it rains it feels good at first but soon the wind picks up and I am soaked, huddled in a corner trying to stay dry. My belly is swollen, not from the hunger that is always present, but from the tiny lives that are forming there.”
By Trent Fox5 years ago in Petlife
Most Dangerous Dogs in the world
Worldwide Dog Day is commended on August 26 consistently to celebrate and regard each canine variety and to support canine appropriation. Nobody can win our hearts as canines do. We've accumulated a rundown of world's 6 most risky canine varieties, so in the event that you see any of these recorded canines in irate mode, simply stay away and act tranquilly.
By Devraj Solanki5 years ago in Petlife
The Tale of Carrowkeel Sorley
The Tale of Carrowkeel Sorley, our Roddy In 1971, when we had three dogs, they weren’t just any three dogs; they were a very particular set of dogs – like Liam Neeson’s skills in “Taken” – with a very particular set of tales, and tails. When we join the first verse of the poem I wrote at the time, Roddy was about 6 months’ old, while James and Snoopy were three-ish.
By Marie McGrath5 years ago in Petlife
My Animal Family
“Such short little lives our pets have to spend with us, and they spend most of it waiting for us to come home each day. It is amazing how much love and laughter they bring into our lives and even how much closer we become with each other because of them.”
By Katlyn Campbell5 years ago in Petlife
Confessions of a Cane Corso Brutus Session 2
‘‘I don’t know what is wrong with me,” Brutus confessed to the animal psychiatrist. “I feel like I was born into the wrong body. Everyone expects me to growl and show my teeth, and…”
By CK Henson Hayes5 years ago in Petlife
Going Viral
So we were out with our American Bulldogs one day for a walk, Kano was 8 months or so old at the time. We came across this bridge, it had fallen down but it was our only way of crossing to get home.
By Michelle King5 years ago in Petlife
My Passion is a White Ball of Fluff.
I am the feeling in your chest that motivates and invigorates you to swim through an infinite loop of desirable thoughts, to become excited and enthralled. I am the captivating, galvanization that intensely draws you to a subject, enabling you to endure endorphins at the mere daydream of fulfilling your task. I am a strong desire; I am a strong love. My name is passion.
By Rachel Brennan5 years ago in Petlife
Lightning's Story
It was in the early 70's, My dad was an Airforce Enlisted man. We were living in Tacoma Washington when my dad received orders to go to Japan.
By Lawson Wallace5 years ago in Petlife
Roger and Me
When I first met Roger, he scared me. Gray haired and grumpy. Bellowing at strangers. Intimidating anyone who invaded his space. He came across as a weathered and worn cranky old man.
By Allison Hester5 years ago in Petlife