By now, you’ve heard about dog grooming star Gabriel Feitosa. The Brazilian dog groomer banks $1.3 million a year providing canines with impeccable coifs in California. But what you may not know is that Feitosa is lending his services, free of charge, to shelter pups looking for forever homes. In a new collab with the San Diego Humane Society, Feitosa is beautifying fur babies eligible for adoption.
Having two dogs at home means twice the love — and sometimes, twice the attachment. While some pups enjoy their own space, others cannot stand to be apart from their sibling for even a second. That is exactly what happened in a now-viral video, where a rescue dog named CiCi refuses to sleep anywhere but right next to her senior brother, Cooch, no matter how small the space is.
As any dog parent can attest, the sight of a furry friend enthusiastically digging up the earth can be both endearing and exasperating. From meticulously crafted burrows to seemingly aimless holes, the act of digging is an innate behavior deeply embedded in the canine psyche. There’s much more to a dog’s digging habits than meets the eye (or the eyesore that used to be your yard). We’re going to give you the dirt on dogs who dig and help you better understand — and stop — this behavior.
Who doesn’t like a sweet treat every once in a while? But nothing comes close to the video of these three adorable dogs’ hyperexcited reaction over their weekly ice cream delivery. Their mom captured the moment the pooches, Golden Retrievers named Maggie, Holly, and Wilma, saw the truck from afar and clearly couldn’t keep calm after that. The clip showed a whole lotta tail-wagging moments as the three golden girls eagerly waited for their favorite Saturday treats to arrive and then greeted the delivery guy with the warmest hugs and kisses.
Looking at the pictures below, you can’t deny that Shiba Inu puppies are absolutely adorable. You’ve probably spotted these dogs’ cute looks before without even realizing it. In fact, they have a face you’ve seen a million times on your Facebook feed: the doge face. “Such wow.” “Many cool.” “Much awesome.” The Internet jargon is slapped onto a photo of a fox-like dog in multicolored Comic Sans font. That charming dog is the intelligent — and now hilarious — Shiba Inu.
In a hilarious Instagram video, Dunkin, a Golden Retriever puppy, meets his grandma for the first time. The viral video shows his journey from the car ride to the heartwarming union with his grandmother. Besides continually roasting his mom in a funny voiceover, his hilarious reactions to each moment steal the spotlight.
The holidays are the time for makeovers, so why should rescue dogs be left behind? As KARE 11 reports, Adore Dog Salon in Minnesota provided a festive makeover to the dogs at Underdog Rescue MN. The foster-focused nonprofit aims to increase the dogs’ prospects for adoption during this holiday season.
At first glance, it may seem like a small French Bulldog can handle the heat than a heavy-coated Siberian Husky. After all, Frenchies have shorter fur and generally like to take it easier when it comes to exercise than Huskies do. But French Bulldogs, along with other breeds like American Bulldogs, Pekingese, Pugs, and Boston Terriers are brachycephalic dogs, and that means they don’t do well in summer heat.
Almost every dog seems to have a matching personality type in people’s heads. We think of Golden Retrievers as friendly. Shih Tzus are regal and aloof. Chihuahuas appear to be very nervous. Collies are affectionate. Some stereotypes are cute, while others are harmful.