A Dog's Love

Did you check out Part 1 of this article? Dogs love playing with toys. However, the breed makeup of a dog may influence his or her preference for specific toys.

The note explained the dog’s situation. Her name was Siggy, she was five years old, she is a loving and very attentive dog, but her parent can’t take care of her anymore. Here’s Part 1 of this story. 

The COVID-19 crisis is of the scariest global pandemics of our lifetime! The news is flooded with reports of infections, deaths, and new cases, instilling fear of the future in all of us. Wuhan is the capital city where the coronavirus started, the epicenter of the infection.

Humans are not the only animals with DNA, rather, all living things are encoded with one. We all share the same evolutionary history. So, just like in humans, there are lots of things we can learn about our dogs through genetic or DNA testing.

Deciding to have a dog is a decision that should not be taken lightly as it is a commitment that would cost time and resources.