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Abby the Dog, Missing for 2 Months, Found Alive Inside Missouri Cave
Abby the poodle-hound mix normally weighs about 50 pounds but her owner guessed she lost half her body weight in the cave.
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Noodle the Pug: The Adoption
Before Noodle the Pug and his “Bones and No Bones Days” were a viral TikTok sensation, Noodle was just another dog who needed a home. Jonathan Graziano talks about Noodle’s unexpected adoption story and the exciting life with a rescue dog.
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The Case for Letting Your Dog Sniff on Their Daily Walk
If you’re a proud dog owner, you’ve probably gone on at least one walk that took far longer than expected because your dog was trying to sniff everything. But for dogs, smell isn’t just interesting — it’s the main way they learn about the world around them.
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What to Know Before Making Your Own Pet Food
Making your own pet food for your furry friend might sound like fun, but there’s a lot to know about how to do it correctly and safely.
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Easy as ABC and 123: Celebrity Animal Trainer Explains How to Set Your New Dog Up for Success
Before you bring a dog home from the shelter, celebrity animal trainer and Link My Pet ambassador Brandon McMillan says all new pet-parents need to think about how to set their new dog up for success. “If you don’t train your dog, that’s like not sending your little kid to kindergarten. Once your dog learns their ABCs and 123s just...
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Why Your Dog Barks, Lunges on Walks and How to Handle It
“Leash aggression” is a common problem among dogs, but behavioral training can help.
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3 Plants to Avoid to Keep Your Dogs and Cats Safe
Many houseplants are toxic to animals, and some can have lethal consequences if your dog or cat consumes them. Here are some plant species to steer clear from.
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Ciao! American Kennel Club Adds a Breed, the Bracco Italiano
U.S. dog lovers, say “benvenuto” to the bracco Italiano: The ancient Italian bird-hunting dog is the 200th member of the American Kennel Club’s roster of recognized breeds, the organization announced.
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Dogs are Man’s Best Friend But One of Climate’s Biggest Foes
Americans love their four-legged friends, but their 163 million dogs and cats certainly leave a giant paw-print on the environment — especially when it comes to pet poop. For small businesses who work with pets, it can be a challenge to find ways to curb their own climate impact while catering to their furry clientele.
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Chinese Crested-Chihuahua Mix Named Mr. Happy Face Is 2022 ‘World’s Ugliest Dog’
A hairless Chinese crested-Chihuahua mix named Mr. Happy Face was crowned the winner of the 2022 World’s Ugliest Dog contest in California.
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Clear The Shelters 2022: What to Know to Adopt and Donate
Animal shelters across the country are once again teaming up with NBC and Telemundo stations to find loving homes for pets in need with the Clear The Shelters pet adoption and donation campaign.
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Clear The Shelters Is Back for 8th Year
NBC and Telemundo owned and affiliated stations will partner with local animal shelters and rescues from August 1 to August 31
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Woman Whose Dog Died Tries to Return Unused Pet Food and Gets a Sweet Surprise
When a dog named Gus died, his owner tried to return a bag of food … and got a heartwarming surprise from Chewy
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3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Let Your Dog Sleep on the Bed
Love snuggling with your pup on your bed? Perhaps it’s time to rethink cuddle time with your dog.
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An ‘Animal Communicator’ Explains Why Your Dog Is Acting Out
Dogs can react poorly to their diet or a bad attitude to an owner – so sometimes pet owners turn to “animal communicators” like Lydia Hiby to figure out what’s going on.
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What to Consider When Adopting a Dog, According to an Animal Communicator
Animal communicator and author Lydia Hiby gives potential dog adopters tips on what to consider before entering the shelter.
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Blind, Stray Puppy Shocks Everyone With Her Transformation
They were told not to get too attached to this blind, sick puppy — but what happened next is a miracle.
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Dog Who Had No Idea How to Play Invents a Game With A Cat
When Nala came to her foster home, she only had fur on half of her body and had never really been outside. Once she learned “how to be a dog,” she immediately fell in love with her whole family, even the cat.
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Why You Should Adopt a Senior Dog Over a Puppy
Even though they have lower adoption rates, dogs aged seven and older are typically housebroken, less destructive, and calmer than younger dogs.
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Dog Missing 2 Years Reunites With Family After Owner Spots Pet in Local TV Segment
“We are beyond ecstatic for this amazing family to finally be whole again,” the Wisconsin Humane Society wrote on Facebook.
August 1-31, 2023