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An old dog can't learn new tricks, but you can; how-tos on everything you'll need to be your pet's best friend.

Always Scream at Coyotes, Humane Society Says
If you see a coyote, what can you do to stop yourself from becoming a victim of an attack--and to deter the coyote from attacking others in the future? Many people likely assume that you should leave the coyote alone--especially if they're far away from you, and don't appear to be approaching you or causing issues.
By Thomas Smith5 years ago in Petlife
Everything You Need To Know About Moving With A Cat
We love our cats so much. They are a part of our families. But have you ever tried to move homes with them? It can be hard. Cats are not known for their love of change. In fact, I have had a cat hide in the crack in one of the walls of the house for two days as we were moving.
By Jordyn Floming5 years ago in Petlife
Tourists Must Know "The Way to SURVIVE A RHINO ATTACK"
The Way to SURVIVE A RHINO ATTACK Underneath the fences of this park, character meets humans on our conditions. But if a rhino's patience wears thin, don't expect it to feel the same way.
By Get Value Daily5 years ago in Petlife
Taking Care Of Your Dog During Winter
Who says winter can’t be fun? Take a look at our tips and tricks about caring for your dog during winter to ensure you both can have great fun in these colder months.
By Philip P.5 years ago in Petlife
Tips for Hosting Guests When You Have a Dog
Having guests visit for a few days can be a tremendous amount of fun especially if you haven't seen them for a long time. You want everything to be just right and that means time spent preparing for their arrival, but what do you do if you have a dog? Your pet is a member of the family that you want included in everything, but when houseguests are coming you need to make special plans. Here are six ideas to help you get your house and dog ready for company.
By Craig Middleton5 years ago in Petlife
Brace Your Paws...Winter is Coming
My dog absolutely loves Winter, and she would spend all day playing and frolicking in the snow if we let her. However, Wintertime is not all fun and games for our four-legged friends. Our sweet little pooch is a senior dog, and this is a precarious time of year for not just older dogs but all animals. Before the full brunt of winter is upon us, it is time to think about ways to protect your pets during the most brutal season of the year. Your pets depend on you to keep them safe and healthy during this particularly treacherous time of year. Cold temperatures and seasonal tools we use to make our lives easier can spell doom for your pets if they aren’t treated with care.
By Kimberly Adams5 years ago in Petlife
How to Make an Outside Dog an Inside Dog
When my dog Kronos came into my home, he had been an outside dog his whole life. That life was about eight years long and for a Rottweiler, he was a handful.
By The Writer Chick5 years ago in Petlife
How you can make a strong bond with your pet?
A lot has been written about the human-animal relationship, and the advantages it can offer to companion animal owners. Pets are often viewed as more or less interchangeable, as though the relationship makes no difference if the pet happens to be a cat, dog, or rabbit.
By Lena Jhonson5 years ago in Petlife
Being A Reputable Dog Breeder
Have you ever wondered how to become a reputable dog breeder? I have, many times over the years. I love dogs and it seems fairly obvious, especially through social media, that I am not alone on this! Many people love their dogs and pets in general.
By Sharon Green5 years ago in Petlife
5 Things New Pet Owners Need to Know
Bringing home a new pet is a really exciting event. While a new pet is going to be a source of tremendous fun and happiness, taking care of a pet is a big responsibility. It’s important for new pet owners to be aware of what’s involved in taking great care of a pet and what they’ll need to do to keep their pets happy and healthy.
By Sasha McGregor5 years ago in Petlife
Tips for Pet-Proofing the New House You Are Building
Designing and building a new home that is all your own can be a thrilling process. You probably don’t want to see your brand-new, beautiful investment thrashed by your pets shortly after you move in. Taking care during the planning process to choose pet friendly finishes throughout your house can help you make sure your new abode stays in top condition for years to come.
By Craig Middleton5 years ago in Petlife
Tips to Save Money
Though most people love to have a few pets, the truth is that they can be expensive. Feeding good food may be over your budget. Then, there are veterinary bills! Everything adds up.
By Shelley Wenger5 years ago in Petlife