Surgi Snuggly, The Wonder Suit

10/11/2023

Yuck, yuck, 🤮

17/12/2022

Now if only I was as talented as that dog :)

08/12/2022

16/11/2022

The results are in! What is your pup’s name?

The most popular dog names of the year are here! Find out which male and female dog names came out on top in 2022 and which are trending.

27/10/2022

You cannot help but laugh!

05/08/2022

To funny!

13/07/2022

Said goodbye to our pet,to my big boy Buddy aka Bear aka Smiley aka Ghost. Thank you Bud for the almost 12 fantastic years. Everyone who knew you will miss you. Be happy my boy and enjoy all your snacks😎

10/03/2022

.and.jasper Welcome to the family 🐶💕💘

02/02/2022

Coming Soon ! Our new Back Leg Protector 🐶🐕‍🦺🐾🐾

28/11/2021

Doubt the story is real but the moral is there

Why do dogs live less than people??

Here's the answer:

Being a vet, I was called to examine a 13-year-old Irish dog named Belker.

The dog's family, Ron, his wife Lisa, and their little 6-year-old Shane were close to Belker and expected a miracle.

I tested the dog and found out he was dying of cancer. I told the family I couldn't do anything for him and offered to do the euthanasia procedure at home.

The next day, I felt the familiar feeling in my throat when Belker was surrounded by family.

Shane seemed so quiet, petting the dog for the last time and I was wondering if he would understand what was going on. In a few minutes, the animal fell peacefully sleeping to never wake up.

The child seemed to accept Belker's transition without difficulty. We sat for a moment wondering why the unfortunate fact that dog life is shorter than human beings.

Shane, who had been listening closely, said, "I know why."

What he said next surprised me: I had never heard a more heartwarming explanation than this. This moment changed my way of seeing life.

He said: "People come into the world to learn to live a good life, like loving others all the time and being a good person, eh? well, as dogs are already born knowing how to do all this, they don't have to stay as long as we do."

The moral of the story is:

If a dog was his teacher, you'd learn things like:

🐾 When your loved ones come home, always run to say hello.

🐾 Never pass up an opportunity to go for a walk.

🐾 Allow yourself the experience of fresh air and wind.

🐾 Runs, jumps, and plays daily.

🐾 Upgrade your attention and let people touch you.

🐾 Avoid " biting" when just a "growl" would suffice.

🐾 On warm days, lay on the grass.

🐾 When you're happy, dance around and wag your entire body.

🐾 And never forget: "When someone has a bad day, stay silent, sit close and gently make them feel like you're there..."

This is the secret of happiness that, even if we don't realize, dogs teach us daily. 🐶❤️

~ Written by Mark Ferrell

11/11/2021

16/07/2021

Apparently if you look this up, it explains the dog doesn't really perform CPR. His performance was a fun way to explain to children how first aid can save lives. His real "job" is that he detects explosives and is trained to follow laser lights to know where he should search. Umm I’m definitely still impressed by the pup!! What an awesome way to get the message across to kids.

15/07/2021

Awww

25/06/2021

20/06/2021

To precious

09/05/2021

19/04/2021

Introducing the Chihuahua, he is a long coat chihuahua, 10 months old. He is our new pet of the week 🙌🏻👏🏻🐶 we think Odie is adorable ,he enjoy with his . Thank you for being a part of the Family, 💖🐾🦮🐩🐕🐶

14/04/2021

Absolutely hysterical!!