Author: info@lechienrevue.com

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission.Library image. | Credit: Getty ImagesFor most of us, our pets mainly provide us with company. But for some pet parents, their furry friends end up saving their lives.One dog, Willow, has been hailed as a hero for saving her parents’ lives after a fire at their apartment complex – this brave pup deserves all of the best dog treats.Izabeau Pearston and Elijah Jackson were asleep at home in Kennewick, Washington, on June 12, when a fire broke out. Willow alerted them and woke…

Students at Heritage Elementary School in Huntingdon were surprised in September to find a furry four-legged being in their art classroom. “Peppers” is a Goldendoodle with special training who helps the art teacher, Ms. Amy, with her anxiety. Peppers also helps students. “Peppers is a hypoallergenic dog, and her temperament is really great,” says the school principal, James Furey. “She has been really amazing at helping kids who are struggling with emotional regulation,” he explains. “Having Peppers is definitely a bonus for our school.” Peppers is not judgemental. “There are kids that have some big emotions due to the different…

Affection Level High Friendliness High Kid-Friendly High Pet-Friendly High Exercise Needs Medium Playfulness High Energy Level Medium Trainability Medium Intelligence Medium Tendency to Bark Low Amount of Shedding Low History of the Coton de Tulear  The coton de Tulear breed gets its name from the dog’s cotton-like coat and the seaport town of Tulear in Madagascar. The breed’s history is unclear, but its ancestors likely arrived in Madagascar in the 16th and 17th centuries. During that time, sailors kept little canine companions, such as the Maltese. The small dogs that arrived in Madagascar bred with the native dogs, ultimately resulting…

Imagine for a moment the silence of wilderness, the forest covered with a soft bed of snow absorbing noise from surrounding roads. All is calm. The only sound coming from the sleigh runners gliding over the surface and the dogs, concentrated and working in perfect tandem. An escape from the daily chaos of reality and a way to reconnect with nature, dog sledding is an experience to try at least once in your life!Some archaeologists trace the Canadian origins of dog sledding back to the Thule Inuit who, by the year 1000 BC, used it as a means of transport…

Dogs’ noses have long fascinated pet owners, and a wet nose is often regarded as a sign of good health and well-being in our canine companions. While this feature might seem curious, its significance runs deeper than mere appearance. Dr Abhishek Choudhary, Senior Veterinarian at Vetic Pet Clinic, explained why our furry friends have damp snouts and what it means for their overall health. A natural smell enhancer A dog’s sense of smell is legendary, and their wet noses play a pivotal role in amplifying this ability. Special glands within a dog’s nose produce mucus, which traps scents from their…

Councillors have rejected proposals to exhume and relocate a dog buried at the former base of the Dambusters put forward amid concerns about the suitability of the grave’s location once the site is repurposed as accommodation for asylum seekers.During an extraordinary planning meeting on Wednesday evening, West Lindsey district councillors unanimously voted down an application by RAF Heritage to relocate the dog to an airbase in Norfolk.The dog, whose name was a racial slur, belonged to Wg Cmdr Guy Gibson, leader of RAF 617 Squadron which carried out the famous Dambusters raid of 1943.The black labrador, who had become the…

An Indian dog breeder recently paid 500 million rupees ($5.81 million ) for a unique cross between a real wolf and a Caucasian Shephard, making it the most expensive canine in the world. Named Cadabomb Okami, the pricy canine was reportedly bred in the US and purchased by S. Satish, a Bengaluru-based dog enthusiast and the president of the Indian Dog Breeders Association. He is renowned for his collection of over 150 dog breeds, including some of the rarest in the world. Satish told Indian reporters that he felt the 500 million rupee price tag was worth it for Cadabomb…

Dogs on the Appalachian Trail can be a polarizing subject. There are plenty of dogs on the trail. Some do great, and some probably shouldn’t be there—both health and personality-wise. To better understand the ins and outs of hiking with a dog, we talked to three people with extensive dog backgrounds, hiking experience, and opinions. While hiking with a dog comes with its complications, Maija, Eric, and Jennifer wouldn’t change it for the world. Here’s why. Meet Maija You might know Maija DeSalvo as Two Dogs, one of our 2015 bloggers. Maija wrote wonderful updates from her 2015 thru-hike attempt…

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — After a microchip company abruptly shut down, animal shelters and related organizations began warning pet owners to re-register their animals with a different service.According to a report by CBS News, Save This Life, a microchip company based out of Texas, recently ceased operations, leaving pets within their database no longer registered.The company’s last Instagram post was dated Dec. 16, 2024, advertising its microchip service for $19.99. Billabong, Quiksilver, Volcom to close all US locations The company was integrated with the American Animal Hospital Association Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool, meant to help people reunite with…

Military Working Dogs (MWDs) have a long and heroic history of serving alongside U.S. military forces. These specially trained K9s are far more than just animals — they are loyal partners in combat, skilled protectors, and lifesaving heroes on the battlefield.  Military Working Dogs: A Legacy of Service and Sacrifice  The history of Military Working Dogs in the United States began on March 13, 1942. That’s when the U.S. Army officially launched its War Dog Program during World War II. The unit later became known as the Army K-9 Corps. This groundbreaking effort was made possible with help from Dogs…