Marley, the pittie, goes from confused 'kitty magnet' to the gentle guardian of over 30 rescue kittens — now, he's their pillow, heater, and best friend.
The bad news is that pets can suffer from OCD just like people. Here are the telltale signs your pet may be among them. Fortunately, there are things you can do to mitigate these behaviors, without necessarily needing to resort to pharmaceuticals and their side effects.
This could tickle your funny bone, especially if on top of it, your dog starts barking at his own noise. But if you want to give the little guy a break, here are 4 steps you can take. Along with one that'll reduce the number of times he gives you this outburst of laughter.
After being left behind, tripod kitten, Trinity, refused to slow down — now, she zooms up stairs, races through rooms, and proves nothing can stop her.
Get into the habit of telling your dog off for doing this, and you may simply be confusing them and damaging your relationship with your furry friend. It's against their natural inclinations and may actually cause them to do more of the things you're trying to get them to stop.
Every night, rescue otter Mr. Chow takes a warm bath, unplugs his own drain, and demands to be swaddled like a burrito before bed — it's pure serotonin.
She loves water, lives to take walks on a leash or fetch toys like a dog, responds to commands, and might even feign a growl at times. Plus, she's adaptable to all kinds of living situations. Despite her 50% possibility of this one oddball trait, she truly hopes you'll call her yours.
Just like broccoli, this cruciferous vegetable contains a powerful compound that can stimulate over 200 genes and has multiple benefits. Here's how to share it with your pets.