Dogs are wonderful buddies; they can be your personal guard, your therapist, your colleague, your training aid, and so much more – just like this adorable Samoyed in the video below. This fluffball is like a personal assistant to his dad, waking him up every day …
There were dozens of dogs found at the Kabul International Airport after the U.S. troops evacuated Afghanistan. Some people speculated that they were military working dogs; however, the Pentagon denies such claims. Advertisements But no matter where these dogs came from, they require some help. Thus, …
Charlie, a Chihuahua puppy, has a fascinating transformation story. The five-month-old pup had cactus prickles all over his body when he arrived at animal control. He was undoubtedly in extreme pain, but fortunately, veterinarians and rescue organizations helped end his discomfort. Advertisements In Arizona, animal control …
A rookie cop from Chicago just accomplished an unforgettable first mission – save a drowning dog from Lake Michigan. A fresh graduate from the police academy, probationary officer Juan Farris was only six weeks into being a cop when he and his partner officer Guzman received …
Being a lifeguard is one of the many jobs that our doggos can do. Most dogs can move around in the water efficiently, and they have already saved countless people and animals from drowning. Usually, canine lifeguard jobs are given to large dogs, but in the …
Corgis are an energetic, loaf-like bunch. Because they’re outgoing, they tend to make friends easily. They’re also playful, so when this breed gets together, the cutest stampede happens. Advertisements On this day, that’s exactly what happened. This Corgi named Mabel saw that there were plenty of …
Canines will forever astound us with their incredible human-like behavior and their insatiable curiosity. They love to discover things, and they don’t mind being caught looking all stupefied. Advertisements This male dog is one of those curious pets we’re talking about. He loves his mom, but …
Our puppers are so smart that they can basically understand some of the words that we say to them. They do this by associating the words with what happens next. For example, if we always say “walk” before taking them out, they’d remember that word. And …
