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5 Signs Your Dog Loves YouCategory: Dog Life
From loving gazes to simple nearness, these five signs your dog is giving you indicate a connection that goes far past a room-and-board relationship.
# 1 Your dog greets you at the door more |
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In Memory Of Our BFFsCategory: Dog Life
Modern Dog Staffers remember their best friends: more |
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The Best Golf Crew EverCategory: Inspire
Rick Kaplan is a beloved, if unique, fixture at the Carolina Shores Country Club in Calabash, North Carolina. The 73-year-old plays golf there seven days a week, rain or shine, usually with 15 dogs of all shapes and sizes in tow, from a Labrador to a small terrier.
When a video posted to the Instagram account Golfers Doing Things showed Rick on the course with his canine crew, the Internet was enthralled—and wanted answers. more |
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How One Man Entered The Unfamiliar World Of Dog Adoption—And How It Saved His LifeCategory: Inspire
Entering middle age, I was fortunate and happy that my life, by most people’s account, seemed “normal.” I was healthy, worked hard to build a good career, had a nice circle of friends and, most of all, was in love with my “best friend” who was also my wife. I really couldn’t ask for more. So when I came home from a business trip to find out my wife had left, I was shocked and devastated. I felt hopeless and abandoned and had no idea that my way back to happiness was going to be shared and accelerated by another living soul in the same predicament. more |
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How to Remove a Tick in 5 StepsCategory: Dog Life
Step 1: Hold your dog still, part the fur, and take a close look. You want to make sure what you're looking at is actually a tick! Well meaning dog owners have tried to remove warts, skin tags, cysts, and even nipples thinking they were ticks. Needless to say, this does not go over well with the dog. Ticks are usually a grey or tan-brown colour. Look from the side and see if you can see legs where the tick attaches to your dog's body. more |
