Dog, in dictionary term means, “A domesticated canine mammal occurring in many breeds and that shows a great variety in size and form.” Ask a dog lover and you will get endless adjectives of all shapes and sizes. We adopted Boozo when he was one year and two months old from a tea-stall man in […]
After the death of my 3 year old Spitz Bobo in 1990, my father was so shattered that he absolutely refused to get another dog. I love dogs and wanted one but I could not convince my father to adopt one. My wish came true on our anniversary when my husband got me “Scooby”- a
Life hasn’t been the same since this bundle of joy named Sherry (Labrador) came into our lives. Sherry completed our family. Sherry was a winter baby. She came to us in winters, when she was less than a month old. It was a major task to keep her warm. For first few weeks, the whole
Max was 12 years old. But like a child, he always wanted attention. Every time he felt hungry or thirsty, a growl was enough, and our attendants would rush to his aid and feed him. Good old Max, a majestic St. Bernard, one of our permanent boarders. He must have been his owner’s love and pride, such
had grown up with dogs all around and Pia was one of my favourites. She was a beautiful golden lab. Her walk was like a little lady, she was very fond of the gardener and would carry his tools in a sack to help him do his work. They made quite a pair in the
The residence of Leela Parulekar is better known as a big bungalow with dogs all around. Her love and compassion for animals is simply beyond words. Dogs and Pups had a chat with Leela at her home in Pune. Entering the gates of Jeev Raksha, one is greeted by multitude of wagging tails and playful barks. There
Keeping a pet dog can enrich children’s life and help them build a sense of self-esteem and responsibility and develop diversified interests. Friends for life Children love to live and play with dogs by nature. They tend to treat pets as their closest friends, or even as their brothers and sisters. They like to play
Big beautiful eyes and a sweet little nose, I will give you all my love if you keep me like a rose. Love and care is all I need, Being alert and chirpy is in my stead. With you I love to run and play, I will always be with you I will always stay.
Goofy does a million things That no one else can do. He’s someone I can always trust And tell my secrets too. His heart is filled with love That he is always glad to tell, And no one in this world Can tell it half as well. His love can chase the clouds away And
Editorial Breed Profile Winter warmth for the wet nose! For the pawfect million dollar smile Whose fault is it anyway? Teaming up with your dog Games 4 paws 2 play Paws and their Stars Picture Perfect Sniffing their way to glory What is CRF – Chronic Renal Failure? Pawtales
First things first, and the first item on my agenda is to wish every reader a Very Happy New Year. May the days ahead abound in happiness and a sense of achievement. To our readers, it goes without saying that you love dogs and are most likely to have one as a pet at home.
What does the word Dalmatian brings to your mind? A beautiful, friendly white dog with black patches, the hero of the popular Disney movie ‘101 Dalmatians’ and its sequel ‘102 Dalmatians’. All those who love dogs would remember watching and enjoying the movie ‘101 Dalmatians’ and obviously, all of you would have fallen in love
Winters can badly affect dogs if they are not properly cared. Some tips to keep your pets warm in winters. There are many signs in the air that tell you that winters are setting in. But for me personally—as with all the others who have dogs at home—the clearest sign of the onset of winters
Canine dental care is often overlooked, but pets can suffer the same kinds of dental problems as humans, including severe pain, infection and tooth loss. You can help prevent these problems by learning about the basics of pet tooth care from your veterinarian. You should take advantage of recent advances in veterinary dentistry, including implants,
Getting a dog home is only half the work done; you have to get to know them better and train them to lead a happy life. Only then will you be able to do justice to the relationship and enjoy your four-legged companion – who is the best friend one can have. Dr. Aradhana Pandey
