humanity

Isn't it ironic that the very best of humanity is seen through the love and empathy we show to our pets?

Why You Should Brain Train Your Dog: The Benefits
Did you know that only about 2% of the brain cells are used at any given time? The other 98% is known as the unconscious brain. This means that the majority of your dog’s brain is unconscious and unused. But, this doesn’t mean that there isn’t anything that we can do to train our dogs. In fact, with a little bit of canine-specific training and some added benefits, there are many ways we can help our dogs learn and develop their brains. Training Your Dog Isn’t Just for People – It’s for Dogs Too! Many pet owners shy away from activities such as training because they believe it is reserved for humans only. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Depending on which type of training you do with your dog, there are many benefits both in your home and in the outside world as well. In this blog post, we will introduce you to why you should train your dog and how it can help them grow smarter and happier too. We will give you tips on how to get started, what equipment you need and what types of training will benefit your dog most.
By hank guo3 years ago in Petlife
How to train a Dog
Training and socializing your dog is important for their overall well-being and can help prevent behavior issues from developing. Here are some steps you can take to properly train and socialize your dog:
By Louis Davis3 years ago in Petlife
How Long Can a Dog Go Without Eating ?
8 Things You Should Know About Dogs and Eating Have you ever considered how long a dog can stay without eating? Or, if your dog’s been refusing food for a couple of days, it may be time to take them to the vet. The average life span ranges from 10 to 15 years, but that can vary depending on their size and health.
By Omar Järvinen3 years ago in Petlife
The Shocking Truth About Pet Mental Health!
Many of us think of our beloved pets as simple animals that rely solely on us for physical and emotional well-being. However, the reality is that pet mental health is a real and serious issue. Pets can suffer from anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues that can have an immense impact on their quality of life. This blog post will explore the shocking truth about pet mental health and what we can do to ensure our furry friends are happy and healthy.
By Les Morgan3 years ago in Petlife
My pet
INTRODUCTION As much as I love my pet, I also understand the responsibility that comes with owning one. From the moment I brought them home from the shelter, I knew that I had to provide them with the best care and attention they would ever need. I have to make sure they are fed, taken out to exercise and given plenty of love and attention. My pet has become such an integral part of my life that I can't imagine my days without them.
By Lohanathan R3 years ago in Petlife
Chops
The outside world was unknown to her, but she could see a glimpse of it through the window in his room. The circle of panes sat high on the wall, six wheel-spokes poking out from a round hub at its center. From her perch on the shelf below, Chester swatted at swallows, batted at beetles, puzzling at the invisible barrier that met her eminently fuzzy paws as she struck at them. Once she tired of this, those same paws would pad down from the high shelf and over to the velvet sofa where Saleeh lay paging leisurely through yet another volume.
By MA Snell3 years ago in Petlife
The girl adopted a pet pig and slept in the same bed with it
Alexis, a 23-year-old American girl, has adopted a cute little pig and even sleeps in the same bed with him, Metro UK reported. Alexis has wanted a pet pig for as long as she can remember, and now her dream has come true after she adopted an eight-week-old mixed-breed pig named Petunia in April. The 16.3kg pig sleeps next to his owner at night and even has a room all to himself. Alexis said: "I was fascinated by Petunia. He sleeps with me a few nights a week. At first I wasn't used to it. Petunia liked to steal my pillow and lean against me, so I couldn't move. I had to push it away. Petunia's body is much warmer than a human's, but he doesn't like baths and is afraid of them, so I wash him down outdoors with soap. A lot of people thought I was crazy, especially when I let a pig sleep in my bed."
By Carol3 years ago in Petlife
Farewell My Friend
The most difficult part of today was pulling my car into the driveway. As I shifted the gear into park, I too was planted, and unable to move. In my heart, I wanted to believe that when I walked through the door that you would be there to greet me. You could always tell I was home from the second I pulled into the driveway, and would go ballistic running back and forth from my mom’s room to the door, “He’s Home! He’s Home!!!” After fumbling with my keys for a few seconds the door would open and you would leap into my arms. I would drop everything to just sit down on the floor with you right then and there. I loved the way you would curl into a ball, and cozy yourself into my lap. Every day you filled my heart with so much love and joy.
By Ethan DeAbreu3 years ago in Petlife
Best small breed dogs
The 10 Best Small Dogs for Families - Which Small Dog is Right for You? This article is about the best small dog breeds for families. Small dogs are great for people who live in small apartments or houses because they don't require a lot of space. They also fit into any lifestyle and are great with kids. If you're looking to adopt a family pet but want something on the smaller side, this list of 10 best small dog breeds should help you find your perfect match.
By Jaldesa Adan3 years ago in Petlife
I Will See You In the Morning
It was always a treasure to wake up next to my dog, Monique, every morning, minutes before she woke up from her peaceful slumber. She was always curled up in a little ball, Paws or paw covering her eyes to block the sunlight from kissing her eyelids. There was something, harmonious, about watching her sleep. It's not hard to describe, but I feel like no words can truly express the amount of security, relief, happiness and, I suppose, meaning there was there saw; gifted just by her presents alone. It was sign that everything was going to continue to be a okay. A promise that there would be more memories to make and have with each other.
By Emiki Vee3 years ago in Petlife
The Most Unconditional Love Comes From Our Pets
Pets are truly the best. Whether you own a dog, cat, bird, snake, or a variety of other types of pets, they bring so much to our lives. Pets are all about unconditional love if you treat them right and love them back.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer3 years ago in Petlife
The intelligence and tenacity of stray dogs to survive
In recent years, urban dog breeding has become a trend, and the ownership of various dogs has exploded, and "dog problems" have ensued. In addition to some virulent dogs injuring people, a large number of dogs have been raised and then abandoned to wander the streets, leading to frequent injuries and forming a major public safety and public health hazard. In fact, we are clear that most stray dogs do not just bite people. Some small children are bitten because their guardians are not careful to watch their children, and the children run to play with stray dogs and hit them indiscriminately. But from now on, whenever someone is bitten, people think it's the dog's fault. Of course, the vicious dogs that bite people casually even if they are domesticated have to be gotten rid of, which is, after all, relatively speaking, a case; it is much less than the injuries caused by uncivilized owners who let their own dogs and random dogs out.
By Taufik Olu3 years ago in Petlife