Are you looking for a name for your new Malinois? We’ve fetched Belgian Malinois names that hark back to this beautiful breed’s homeland. Flemish Terms of Endearment Flemish is spoken by about 60 percent of the residents of Belgium, especially in the northern reaches. Since the Belgian Malinois was first bred in the city of …
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Do you want to teach your dog to roll over? This classic dog trick is fun to teach with five simple steps and is to impress your friends and family.
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In Melbourne, Australia, a loveable cat puts her motherly instincts to good use by co-parenting a litter of Cavalier King Charles/Poodle puppies. This breed of pups is fondly referred to as the Cavadoodle. The sweet-hearted grey Bengal kitty named Medina has taken on the challenges of puppy parenting following the devastating loss of her own litter. Medina and her litter of adorable golden puppies were first discovered via a series of TikTok videos posted by her owner Chanelle. These videos … Read more
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Even the most well-trained dog pees on the carpet sometimes. Dogs pee in the house for a variety of reasons — an infection, old age, boredom, marking or anxiety — so odds are high that you’ll have to deal with it at some point. Carpet cleaning solutions and tools are effective to combat dog pee …
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Scroll to end for update. Have you heard the story of Poly? She is a three-year-old, completely blind pit bull someone left scared and alone on a park bench. It was clear she had just had puppies, though none were found. The Santa Barbara County Animal Services took her off the streets but knew she needed more specialized care so they contacted Foreverhome Pet Rescue, Inc., a Los Angeles-based pet rescue, and asked them to take her in. What they … Read more
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An outrageous story that recently went viral just got a happy ending! David Guindon, a resident of San Bernardino, California suffered a heart attack and stroke six years ago, which left him disabled, bound to a wheelchair, and in need of a service animal. In 2014, he adopted and bonded with Zeus, a Husky who was professionally trained to handle tasks David needed assistance with. Two years ago, a nurse working in David’s home left a door unlocked, and Zeus … Read more
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