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Science Confirms Your Pooch Is Making “Puppy Dog Eyes” Just For You

ByKennel Meister

Pet dogs communicate with specific facial expressions when their owners are looking at them, according to a new study, and not just because they’re excited about the possibility of food. Researchers found that dogs move their faces in direct response to the human gaze—usually producing so-called “puppy dog eyes”—even more than when they are presented…

‘Pawternity’ benefits are a thing: Firms are offering paid time off for new pet owners | National Post

‘Pawternity’ benefits are a thing: Firms are offering paid time off for new pet owners | National Post

ByKennel Meister

Think having a baby is rough? Just try bringing home a new puppy. All babies need is a couple of diaper changes, a few feedings and a burping session once in a while. But puppies? They need way more attention, particularly if you consider all the playing, the outdoor walks in the rain, the house…

Excited Dogs Break Into Song The Instant They Know They Are Going To Their Favorite Place

Excited Dogs Break Into Song The Instant They Know They Are Going To Their Favorite Place

ByKennel Meister

What these dogs do when they know they are going to their favorite spot outdoors is so funny. They might be a little bit excited. Their human shares, “”One day this past summer I decided to take my dog and my parents dogs out to the quarry where they have been going since they were…

Flourishing as a Digital Nomad: Adventures with Your Furry Companion

ByCindy A

Image via Freepik Flourishing as a Digital Nomad: Adventures with Your Furry Companion The allure of the digital nomad lifestyle is undeniable, offering the freedom to work from anywhere in the world. For pet owners, this lifestyle can be even more rewarding, as it allows for the companionship of a beloved animal while exploring new…

Bet your pet can’t do this. Meet Morgan, B.C.’s snow shovelling dog

Bet your pet can’t do this. Meet Morgan, B.C.’s snow shovelling dog

ByKennel Meister

British Columbia Meet B.C.’s snow-shovelling, beer-fetching, vacuuming dog Morgan, a six-year-old Newfoundland, has been trained to do a variety of household chores By Jaimie Kehler, CBC NewsPosted: Feb 07, 2018 3:11 PM PTLast Updated: Feb 07, 2018 3:11 PM PT Morgan recently learned how to use the snow blower, though her owner admits she can’t do…