Tuesday, July 4, 2023

Hilarious Videos of Dogs and Their Ridiculous Habits

While dogs brighten our lives with their unconditional love and companionship, they also make us laugh with their amusing quirks and funny behavior. The following videos showcase some of the most entertaining and ridiculous dog habits we just can’t seem to break:

These and other such videos highlight how our beloved pets keep us entertained with their amusing habits and full-bodied expressions of joy. They remind us not to take life too seriously and remind us to cherish every moment shared with our furry companions.












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Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Happy Halloween 2019

Dress up on Halloween if you must, just as long as you turn back into your awesome self on November 1. Happy Halloween 

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Friday, October 6, 2017

Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Pets


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Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is an umbrella term used to describe disorders that involve chronic inflammation of your digestive tract that normally affects humans however, this digestive disorder is also common to pets. This disease is defined by an accumulation of inflammatory cells in the lining of a pet’s stomach, small intestine and/or large intestine that caused digestive distress.

Common signs of IBD include chronic vomiting, weight loss, diarrhea and loss of appetite. If IBD is affecting the large intestine, signs include diarrhea with or without blood or mucous present, straining to defecate and increased urgency to defecate.

To diagnose IBD accurately the veterinarian will need to perform a biopsy of the intestines and/or stomach. It can be done through surgery or by using an endoscope, an instrument used to examine inside a pet’s body. Once the biopsy is completed, a pathologist will confirm the diagnosis by examining the cells.

The causes of IBD are still undetermined by veterinarians. However, IBD is suspected to be a result of an abnormal response by the body to certain intestinal bacteria or proteins in a pet’s diet.

Treatment of Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) includes dietary changes and medication. Dietary change is recommended if your veterinarian believes a protein in the diet is causing the inflammation. Changes to the diet can also encourage nutrient absorption and easy digestion. The veterinarian may recommend limiting certain food ingredients or provide you with a recipe for homemade dog food.

Common medications which veterinarians use to treat IBD include anti-inflammatory drugs such as prednisone, and antibiotics such as metronidazole or tetracycline.


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Thursday, September 21, 2017

Johnson & Johnson Heiress Caught Trying to Kick A Horse on Video

Jazz Johnson Merton, social climber, Johnson and Johnson

Jazz Johnson Merton, social climber, Johnson and Johnson


Johnson & Johnson heiress Jazz Johnson-Merton in the video below have been caught trying to kick her show horse. She was competing in New York at the Hampton Classic Horse Show last September 1 when she was thrown from her horse, Joe Cool. The evidently angry and disappointed Jazz apparently lost her cool and try to kick the horse in the stomach.

The 36-year-old New Jersey-based socialite then dragged the horse off of the course.

The equestrian lifestyle mag spoke to one of the event's judges, Chris Wynne, who recounted what happened.

"She got up, lost her temper and tried to kick the horse in the stomach. I’m not sure she made contact, but then she trotted the horse out of the ring, in hand, and I watched her from the judge’s booth go into the schooling area to see if she was going to do something, and she didn’t. She got a leg back up, jumped two jumps and came back in.”

A report was filed with the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF). The USEF told Fox News: "US Equestrian is aware of the incident with Ms. Johnson-Merton at the Hampton Classic and have received the official steward’s report. We are currently in the process of reviewing the report at this time. "

Johnson-Merton co-authored the book "The Social Climber's Bible," where she is described as belonging "to the most exclusive clubs in the world."

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Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Audible for Dogs Happy, Calmer Dogs




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Audible for dogs is a device to calm stressed dogs, it's specifically designed for your canines. It relaxes them even if their owners are not at home. Playing music works for other dogs but according to a 2015 independent academic study listening to audiobooks gave better results compared to music in reducing stress in canines.

Audible teamed up with the "Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan to conduct their own research in which they studied 100 dogs in partnership with Millan’s Dog Psychology Center in Santa Clarita, California and the results were outstanding they found that 76% of participating dog owners noticed that audiobooks helped their pets chill out.

Dog owners can also listen to Cesar Millan’s new Guide to Audiobooks for Dogs, which is both written and narrated by Millan for initiation purposes. Other audio book titles includes Trevor Noah’s Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood voice by Trevor Noah; Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, voice by Rosamund Pike; and W. Bruce Cameron’s A Dog’s Purpose, voice by William Dufris. Each title features a special video introduction by Millan, in which he explains why the book is suited for the dog.

Also according to Audible’s research, dogs prefer narrators of the same gender as their primary owners, and books played at normal volume on an in-home listening device.

You can purchase Audible titles separately or you can tap into Audible content through a monthly $14.95 subscription, which includes one credit per month that can be applied to any audiobook, regardless of price, plus other discounts. The books recommended for dogs are priced the same as other Audible titles. Check it out here!    




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Saturday, August 26, 2017

Evacuating with pets, what you need to know!

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For people who's going to be evacuating please be aware that you will be separated from your pet if you evacuated from Corpus Christi to San Antonio via the city's arrangements. Evacuees who have pets with them were greeted with the option to check their pets in for free care during their stay at a local shelter. The good news is you can visit with your pet anytime you want.

Free shelter was being provided to the pets of Hurricane Harvey evacuees from affected areas throughout the state. Pet owners are having a hard time to let go of their pets, rest assured their pets will be well taken cared of since all the staff at (San Antonio’s Animal Care Services) are actually very passionate pet owners.

The animal shelter will be able to hold up to 165 dogs, plus cats, reptiles, birds and exotics, said San Antonio Animal Care Services assistant director Shannon Wade Sims.

Awareness of the plight of animals in the path of a devastating storms has greatly improved since Hurricane Katrina in 2005, when an estimated 250,000 dogs and cats were displaced or died as a result of the storm, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Many people in New Orleans also opted out of evacuating because they did not want to leave their pets behind as animals were then barred from shelters.

Legislation passed since now requires authorities to include pets to existing federal guidelines for disaster planning, said Dick Green, senior director of disaster response for group.

Many hotels and some public transport systems now relax pet restrictions during such emergencies, while officials have stressed in public messaging the importance of evacuating with animals instead of leaving them behind.

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Thursday, August 3, 2017

Old Dog Seizures Possible Causes



Old Dog Seizures, dog health, pets


If your old dog is suddenly experiencing seizures that never happened when they where young, it is often times a result of other conditions like the following:

1. Brain tumor - Brain tumors often develop later in a dog’s life. Both cancerous tumors (otherwise known as Neoplasia) and non-cancerous tumors can cause your dog to have a seizure, as they put pressure on the brain. If your older dog is having a seizure for the first time, it may be an indicator that a tumor is present. Other symptoms that may happen include a loss of vision and motor coordination. If your vet suspects your dog has a brain tumor, he will most likely recommend diagnostic tests like an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) or CAT (computed axial topography). Anti-convulsant medications will not control seizures caused by a tumor.

2. Kidney disease - Like heart disease in humans, kidney disease in dogs is the main cause of “dying of old age” in dogs. In the advance stages of kidney disease, seizures can present themselves. Dogs that have a buildup of toxins in the blood or high levels of acidity due to kidney disease can also experience seizures.

3. Diabetes - if a dog with diabetes has a seizure, it's usually due to an insulin overdose not because the condition has been left untreated. Diabetes that is left untreated will cause stupor or coma, not seizures.

4. Cushing's Disease - While Cushing's Disease (also known as hyperadrenocorticism) is not typically a direct cause of seizures, some of the circumstances surrounding the condition can lead to seizures. In most cases, Cushing's Disease is caused by a lesion in the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. The majority of these tumors are microscopic in size, however there are cases where larger tumors (known as macroadenoma) can sometimes get big enough to put pressure on the brain and cause seizures.

What to do if your dog has a seizure

The first thing to do is to prevent your dog from injuring himself. Dogs can either experience a single convulsion (usually lasting for a minute or two, and doesn't happen again for at least 24 hours) or multiple, continuous convulsions. The latter is most serious and requires immediate veterinary attention. In the case of continuous convulsions, you should gently restrain the dog so it can't injure itself by placing a towel over it. Don't put your hand on the dog or in or near its mouth - you may get bitten. Once you've restrained the dog, get to the vet immediately.


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