It just wouldn’t be Christmas without a viewing of the How the Grinch Stole Christmas or one of the Grinch movies. Dr. Seuss’s universe, known for its imaginative landscapes and vividly quirky characters, brought us a character who stole the limelight with his loyalty and innocence: Max. The endearing canine companion of the notoriously grumpy …
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Herman, a helpless pigeon, was found by a kind-hearted woman struggling on the ground. Thankfully the Good Samaritan knew of a bird lover that may take Herman in. Sue, who is a rescuer with The Mia Foundation, has had birds her entire life. When she met Herman, she knew that he belonged with her, if only she could save his life. Herman was weak, unable to eat on his own. He couldn’t even lift his little head up. Sue and … Read more
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A whelping box is your dog’s maternity ward to give birth to her puppies, and, thereafter, a nursery to nurse her newborn pups. It needs to be a comfortable, safe space in a great location in your home.
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An 85-year-old man known as Donal Rogers is at risk of losing his beloved furry friend. His 5-year-old Jack Russell Terrier named Kim has never shown any signs of aggression before, but a recent interaction ended with her biting a stranger. One Mistake Puts Life at Risk Sadly, one dog bite can lead to canine euthanasia, even if the bite was justified or a one-time offense. Like many others in this situation, Rogers never thought Kim would bite someone. The … Read more
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iHeartDogs is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Dogs need daily teeth brushing as humans do, but since not all pups are cooperative for that, the best dog dental chews are a good alternative. Most dental chews seem like tasty treats to dogs, so they will chew on them without hesitation. While they chew, these treats clean plaque off your pup’s teeth while also freshening … Read more
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Don’t let your dog miss out on burger night! Your dog will love these dog-friendly mini sliders just as much as you’ll love this easy recipe.
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