A shelter’s “longest resident” has finally found his forever home, with the adoption video capturing the staff celebrating the dog finding his perfect match. The pup, named Tyson, had been in the Humane Society of Sarasota County for 474 days. After waiting for more than a year, he finally found his forever home, and the staff could not help but celebrate the win.
An adorable video of a Golden Retriever dog named Nash reacting to his cat friend named Nala getting “too” close to him has left the internet in stitches. The human parent of both the pets recently took to Instagram to share the heart-melting video on the dog’s official account with the current user name @nashypaws. Since then, it has grabbed a lot of positive attention from other Instagram users who are in awe of the dog and cat’s loving bond.
They perk up when interested, they droop when sad, they fold back when threatened. Even if they had no useful function for hearing, ears are as much an outward sign of a dog’s mood as their tail. But of course, they’re also remarkable hearing devices. Dog ears are far more sensitive than human ones, and they’re capable of hearing at a higher frequency. Because dog ears are so good at bringing in the outside world, dogs rely on hearing even more than on their eyesight.
Grooming plays a crucial role in maintaining a dog’s health and happiness. You know that regular baths are necessary to keep your pup clean, but what type of products can you use on your canine companion? While there’s an array of specialized dog shampoos available, you might wonder if it’s safe to use baby shampoo on your canine friend. Let’s delve into this topic to help you make an informed decision for your beloved pup.
Grooming your dog can be messy, difficult, and downright unpleasant, but it can be even worse for both you and your pup when you’re making mistakes without realizing it.
Even dogs who feel that baths are cruel and unusual punishment have to get one once in a while. While some dogs with short coats can get away with just a water rinse, most dogs need shampoo. Why do dogs need their own kind of shampoo? Why can’t they just use whatever you use on yourself — or your baby?
Although dogs do some things to keep their coats neat and clean on their own, they need your help with tasks that require opposable thumbs, such as brushing.
If you have seen your dog rub or roll on the rug, or chew and lick at their fur, you have witnessed their attempt at self-grooming. Have you ever tried to give yourself a haircut? Then you know we can all use a little help sometimes, even Fido. But if you think you need to go to a groomer every time your pup’s mane looks a little wild, think again. Wash, cut, brush, and dry. Rinse and repeat. That’s about all it takes. You (yes, you!) can keep your dog well-groomed! All you need are a few solid home grooming tips for dog parents.
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.
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.