Lucas Torres
12 Dog Movies That Will Have You In Tears
Need a good cry? Make some popcorn, grab a box of tissues, and pop in one of these doggie-centric movies. What’s one of the easiest ways to make a dog-lover cry? Show him or her a sad or sappy movie with a dog in it. There’s a good chance that even the most unemotional among us can’t help but dissolve into a puddle of tears at the sight of a dog in peril on a movie screen, or (sob!) a dog that dies heroically at the end of a film. Come on, admit it: Sometimes you cry at dog movies, too. For your weeping pleasure, here is our list of the top 12 tear-jerking dog movies of all time, in no particular order. Warning for people who might not have seen all of the movies listed: there are some spoilers ahead. With that said, grab your box of tissues: Things are about to get a little teary around here!
Noah Young
Can We Prevent Cancer In Dogs?
Evidence is mounting that – at least for certain types of cancers – the answer is yes.
Camilo Walker
Preparing For Puppy: Must Have Tips For Your Puppy’S First Week
Early training and socialization start your puppy off on the right paw.
Charlotte Green
Help Dog Ear Problems Naturally
Natural solutions to cure your dog’s auditory ailments.
Lucas Torres
Heal Your Allergic Dog The Natural Way
Six tips to a happier, healthier, itch-free dog.
Evelyn Star
German Shepherd Dog Stealing Food
Discover how to stop your German Shepherd Dog from the bad behavior of jumping on the table or counter and stealing food.
Amelia B
Dogs That Dig Furniture
Some dogs have a habit of digging in and around the cushions on chairs and sofas. This habit can become expensive if the dog digs vigorously enough to tear the upholstery fabric and expose, or even remove, the stuffing.
Amelia B
Tips For Traveling On The Road With Your Dog
More and more, pets are becoming family members. And naturally, you don’t want to leave a family member behind when you go on a trip. Consider these tips when traveling with your dog. They’ll help both of you travel in more comfort and safety.
Charlotte Green
15 Amazing Facts About Siberian Husky
Several years ago Siberian Huskies became very popular.
Lucas Torres
Interesting Facts About Dingoes
The dingo looks like another representative of the family Canidae – a hound. It has a tightened muscular figure. Her head is square, big fangs, ears junkie, and long fluffy tail. The wool is red-brown, short, but thick. On the abdomen and face wool, there is a lighter shade. These are not all interesting facts about dingoes. The dingo is inhabited in Australia and the south-east of Asia. In the Australian steppes, a dingo catches rabbits, birds, reptiles, and attacks a kangaroo. Asian dogs live near people and eat mostly food scraps. This review presents the most interesting facts about dingoes.
Evelyn Star
The Benefits Of Having A Dog Fence
The dog fence is preferred by owners of pets due to its functionality. However, rather than achieving its basic target of containment, the dog fence is an implement that can help you in training this animal. Experts say the dog’s cleverness is an advantage factor since trainers won’t find it difficult to advise the dog. However, this may also be a disadvantage because it may always want to follow its instincts.
Evelyn Star
Huskamute Information – About The Breed And Faqs
Huskamutes, or Alaskan Huskies, are a relatively new type of snow dog, created from crossing Alaskan Malamutes with Siberian Huskies.
Camilo Walker
Why Does A Dog Dig Holes In The Ground?
Sometimes the behavior of a dog becomes a mystery to its owners: for example, a dog spins and tries to catch his tail, or stares at one point on the wall for a long time, or is ready to dig up all the land in the yard. The latter, by the way, often becomes a very bad habit, especially if the dog lives in the countryside because such “hooliganism” suffers from the lawn, flowers, and the whole territory. Why does the dog dig the land? The desire of a dog to dig up land is not just another whim of a pet. It’s a natural need, which is due to his instincts. Thus, the distant ancestors of pets, including ornamental pets, escaped from the heat, hid from other predators, breed offspring, and get food for themselves. Why are dogs digging holes today?
Khai Dove
23 Interesting And Fun Facts About Dogs
Today we will tell you interesting and fun facts about dogs. A dog is a friend of a man! At least that’s what many millions of people around the world think, who can’t imagine their lives without these four-legged, devoted, loving companions. It is no coincidence that the dog has become a symbol of devotion – these creatures are so attached to their masters that they would not hesitate to sacrifice their lives for them.