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Doggos are very energetic and social animals, and to keep it that way they need to have perfect health, but it seems that sometimes they need humans to help them with some medical questions.
Exercising every day is great if you want to stay in good shape. Of course, yoga is a good option for such training sessions. And it looks like someone has just invented the best yoga position to stay fit!
Sometimes you need to go to a bar with a friend and have a nice evening, but it may be a bit problematic during the quarantine. So, what should you do when you're with your canine friend? Well, it seems like there is a good option for all dog owners!
If you watch a very small child trying to walk or climb you may be impressed by how persistent he or she is. The same holds true for puppies.
There is hardly a person in the world who hasn't heard "I Will Always Love You" - a song originally written and recorded by Dolly Parton in 1974 but which gained international fame after it was performed by Whitney Houston as a soundtrack for the 1992 romantic thriller, The Bodyguard.
Pet owners will be familiar with the situation: as soon as you get home they expect to be fed and they will not stop pestering you - if they're cats they just carry on miaowing - until you dish up a bit of their preferred snack.
Have you ever doubted that golden retrievers can become upset about anything? They can, actually, especially when they face the harsh reality of being cheated.
Is there a way to reach an agreement when you and your pet have the same idea about where to go for a bit of relaxation?
It's a common belief that pets are always there to share both our joy and grief and are happy to support us at all times. However, animals also have their off days and could do with having a bit of space occasionally.
Most dogs love the water so they jump at the chance to have fun in swimming pools, especially when there's huge inflatable doggy treats lying around.
Who doesn’t love the company of a friend, especially when you're stuck on a roof, and can't find your way down?
Many dogs don't enjoy getting drenched. They just somehow tolerate taking a bath. But this golden retriever doggo appears to enjoy a session in the rain.
Animals also have the same instincts as human beings. It's normal for them to miss their known surroundings and feel anxious when not able to find their way back home.
Little doggos are very active when they are playing. From the moment they can walk and bite, they will prove themselves as proud descendants of wolves, strong and fast, so no one can outmatch them - not even humans!
Everybody knows that dogs can run really fast and track down any animal, but swimming is not considered their forte. In fact, many canines hate getting their paws wet, so they will avoid water at any cost - but some doggos are willing to take that risk and set sail for their maritime journey!
Many domesticated animals are lazy and relaxed, but some are real go-getters, and they will never stop until they set all the records they can. It is often true for rabbits, as those little creatures simply love to run like mad and hop around.
Our pets can be very sweet and playful, but sometimes their games are a bit too intense for humans. When the little guys are grumpy, the best strategy is to run away from them as fast as possible and then wait for their tantrum to end.
Many canines do not like getting wet, so they avoid water at any cost. But it seems as though snow doesn't count as water as they are always ready to jump through major piles of the white stuff. And it does not matter if we are talking about a big dog or a small puppy - they are all just like adorable and active children.
Our canine friends are often ready to do anything we ask - but only if we don't touch their food. If a person tries to make a doggo eat some fresh veggies, most pooches will definitely show you that, being proud descendants of wolves, they scorn to eat anything but meat - and meat only. And a belly rub for afters, of course.
Little wild animals might seem cute, but they can also be very dangerous. So, if you don't happen to be a fairytale princess with a bunch of animal pals, be careful because the wildlife in question might not be so friendly towards you.