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The Hatfields and the McCoys. Rome and Carthage. The Capulets and the Montagues. Enemies all, never to know a moment’s peace. To that list, history must certainly add cats and dogs.
Or must it? Just what is it about this infamous rivalry that fuels such antagonism?
Time and evolution, it would seem. Cats and dogs weren’t always separate creatures; they emerged out of the dim past, over 40 million years ago, from prototypical carnivores known as miacids, who eventually split into felids and canids, or the branches of the evolutionary tree we now recognize as cats and dogs.more |
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Did you just adopt a pup? Or is it your dog's birthday? Here's your chance to send an offical announcement to let your friends and family share in the fun and...more |
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These stickers are essential for every dog owner. They are designed to alert firemen, policemen, and your neighbours that you have pet(s) inside in case of an...more |
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“Animals react to inequity [and] to avoid
stress, we should try to avoid treating them differently.” -Friederike Range
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Six dog site you have to check out.
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Bruno’s behaviour had me bewildered, but after a chat with
our trainer, I had more respect for the little guy. I learned that
Bruno was just exercising his instinctual abilities, doing what
Border Collies have been bred to do: herding—one of the oldest
canine professions. Little Bruno was herding me. I was his
sheep.more |
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Nothing is ever really
lost. It’s always somewhere—
so trust your
dog to find it.
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Q: I’ve been told that its crucial to socialize my
puppy, Sal, at an early age but also that she
shouldn’t play with other dogs until she’s had all her
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