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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.

Things you do not know about the British Bull breed
The British Bull or Bulldog is a famous ornamental dog developed in the UK. They are considered to have a friendly, lovely, gentleman style.
By Wew Pet5 years ago in Petlife
A Dogs Love
March 16, 2015. This day changed my life forever when an 8 week old, chunky little mutt came into my life. Let’s backtrack a little. This day was my friend's birthday and when I asked what she wanted for her birthday, she said “to get you a puppy!”. My 19th birthday was a couple weeks before and I had been searching for a puppy. I could never find a dog I loved and felt like it just was not the right time for a puppy. Life had other plans. I went and visited my friend for her birthday and her mom found one boy puppy in the classifieds. Him, his siblings (all sisters) and his mom were thrown from a truck onto a highway and this woman and her husband rescued them. They were able to keep the mom and took the mom and puppies to the vet. They kept the puppies until they hit about 7 weeks. Ruger was the last puppy because nobody wanted a boy puppy. I am so glad that I was the one to get him. I took him to my friends house and they watched him while I got toys, food, a blanket, bowls, etc. Then I drove the 90 miles home and introduced my little boy to everyone and decided on his name, Ruger. This is the story of me thinking that I rescued Ruger when he actually rescued me.
By Sara Caramella5 years ago in Petlife
NDCS - NaturalDogCommunicationSystem
My name is Cian and I'm a dog trainer of Navajo-Choctaw-Irish heritage. Dog training is my passion - as well as my wife's. Regine and I have some awesome fur babies, wonderful boys named Cicky, Big Jim and Maddox. Our fourth fur baby, Boomer, went over the rainbow bridge a few months ago and he forever remains part of our family.
By Cian Loesch5 years ago in Petlife
Husky and Family
Hi I know I have another story out on Odin and what you can't find in books on his breed but I figured I would let you in on just a little bit of what we find fun and funny with him and how he makes even the most miserable day seem like it is the best.
By Amber Termunde5 years ago in Petlife
Billy's Adoption Day
BILLY DOZER by Rob Streit When I signed up to be a dog foster parent, I did so with the stated intention of caring for older senior dogs. But as I would watch the group’s website a dog caught my attention that, little did I know, would change my life dramatically.
By rob streit5 years ago in Petlife
Experience in beauty and caring for a Poodle
How to take care of a Poodle is different from other breeds. Especially in the way of beautifying baths and hairs. The Poodle is a small, cute breed that is popular with many people. However, taking care of them also needs to be very careful. To better understand how to care for a Poodle, please read the following article of a veterinarian.
By Wew Pet5 years ago in Petlife
The love of my life
This is my dog Buddha, we call him Mr. Boo. He is a Japanese Chin and he is my best friend. Unlike most humans who can be so cruel to each other and so hurtful at times, he is the best thing in my life. He never judges me and would never say hurtful things. He never raises his voice to me and is always there when I need him. He never turns his back on me or speaks ill of me. His love is unconditional. He enjoys a good belly rub which he gets plenty of. He may not be a snuggler but knows when I am sad and will stay close. He is loyal to a fault. Even on the days when I can’t cope and I tend to ignore him, he comes around and tries to brighten my day. He likes his snacks which he gets maybe too often. He’s always up for a movie night with snacks.
By Gail S.5 years ago in Petlife
8 Things to Buy Your Yorkie for His Birthday
Yorkies, aka Yorkshire Terriers, are one of the smallest breed dogs out there. This breed was developed in 1800 s Scotland and brought to England. Although this specific terrier is relatively tiny, cute, and fuzzy, the general public describes Yorkshire Terriers as quite dynamic and bold.
By Bojan Peic5 years ago in Petlife
Can you spot this? (Creepy!)
It was about seven-thirty at night in my little apartment/dorm room on a Friday night. I didn't have much to do after a long day at work except look forward to a well rested weekend. I decided to resume my binge of American Horror story into the "My Roanoke Nightmare" season. My dog Chester was driving my girlfriend up the wall that week and she had dropped him off at four, immediately after I sent out my text that I had gotten off work and the few hours that followed were arduous to say the least.
By Kassy Mannoua Amoi5 years ago in Petlife
Life With Dogs
What would life be without dogs? Let me tell you; it would be a lot less exciting, a lot less stressful, and a lot less rewarding. You're probably thinking to yourself, "Dylan, man, less stress is a good thing." Think about it for a second. How would life be rewarding if we didn't encounter any stress? Life with no stress would be very uneventful and very boring. Raising kids is stressful, correct? Any responsibility comes with some degree of stress. If you are a dog owner or have any pets, you are likely aware of this. For those who do not or have never owned a pet, keep this in mind as I try to sell you on finding your new best friend!
By Dylan Portwood5 years ago in Petlife
6 Tips for Building Trust With a Rescue Dog
Adopting a rescue dog is an extremely gratifying task. Not only are you gaining a new furry friend, but you're also providing a home for an animal in need. This pup will likely become an amazing buddy, but trust will need to be established first. Rescue dogs often have past experiences that caused attachment issues. So, here are six tips for creating trust between you and your rescue dog.
By Mia Morales5 years ago in Petlife
Four-Legged Family Members
I did not grow up with dog in our family, but I was raised up in a place where there were several dogs around. They were not pet dogs. They were farm dogs and guard dogs. Those dogs were brave and I thought then it was dangerous to be near them. I had never seen them with toys and never did I see them playing around. Some dogs were placed in cages where they can barely move freely. Way back then, I thought that the life a dog had was really sad. I wondered then what was happiness to them. At young age, I had a perception about dogs of having one purpose and that was to serve their master with nothing in return but foods. I had no thoughts of fair and mutual relationships between dogs and humans.
By Fe Aqui5 years ago in Petlife