The other day, Web Watch was in a grocery store where we saw a woman with her chihuahua on a leash walking through the produce section. The dog was wearing a “service dog vest”, indicating that this dog was specifically trained to assist the disabled in some manner.
And we’ve been seeing more and more of this. Service dogs appear to be everywhere nowadays. Have you seen this trend also?
Remember when Web Watch told you about how dogs prefer to eat human food? Or, at the very least, they prefer to eat food that their human shows them is good to eat?
It ends up that dogs really are more aware of the people around them than we give them credit for. Perhaps the “man’s best friend” term really isn’t just a phrase, but something true and real.
Do you know what your cat wants?
Yes, every cat basically wants to be left alone – we’re only there to provide food, water, and occasionally clean their litter box. We are there to cater to a cat’s needs.
But once in a while, a cat will deem it necessary to communicate with their human caretaker.
Do you drive your dog around each weekend?
Is your dog the kind that travels with its head out the window, sniffing as the world goes by? Or is your dog a bit more casual – sitting comfortably in the passenger seat and napping?
Or are you the kind of driver who insists on driving with your dog sitting in your lap (and possibly getting in the way of the airbag, should it be needed in an emergency situation)?
Chicken Diapers.
We know.
There’s not much to it. When one hears “Chicken Diapers”, you pretty much know what you’re going to get when you click the link.
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This year’s flu season seems to be a bit out of control, so everyone is looking for ways to stay as healthy as possible given the circumstances.
Some people are just working from home for weeks on end while the funk runs through their office co-workers. Others are keeping their kids home from school or daycare for the same reason – which is a shock to everyone that there are people who will actually keep their kids out of school for illness reasons!
There’s the over-reliance on anti-bacterial products, using a tissue-wrapped pen to punch your ATM code into the machine, doing everything one can think of to avoid touching any potentially unclean surface that may be contaminated with another person’s germs.
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Naming your new puppy or kitten is a pseudo-exact science.
Some people let their kids name the pets, as that’s a way to encourage ownership with the kids and hopefully force them to remember to feed or clean up after their new furry companion. (Ha! Likely not to happen, but it’s worth a shot – right, parents?)
Others base the names they select off the pet’s coloring (black cats would be “Smokey” or “Shadow”. Spotted dogs would be, well, “Spot”)
And others may decide to name their pets after their own favorite hobbies. Which may explain why there are so many pets named after either spices or alcohol.
You own a dog. But your dog gets bored, and decided to chew up your furniture.
Hey, it happens.
Dogs need seemingly constant attention and distractions to keep them occupied and entertained. While cats could care less about the humans they keep around to help get them tuna every once in a while, a dog craves interaction with their owner.
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