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As always, I share anything inspirational I read or saw on Facebook, especially about dogs, and this story is really heartwarming, the fact that we people can learn so many good things from dogs and one is how to be kind and truly compassionate. Lily became blind, her eyes were removed because of a bizarre medical condition, but she's happy and full of spirit together with her inseparable friend Madison also a Great Dane, who serves as her guide. The story became viral and I'm just one of the happiest person to know that both dogs were adopted from their shelter. Bless the people who do great deeds to animals and nature.
As I was checking the different posts on Facebook, I got to like a very interesting and touching post shared by one of my friends. I did not realize until now that the post has been around on the web, shared by many especially people who cares so much about dogs. And again I would like to repeat what others have been doing, re post it, for others to give it a thought and feel what this child had said and believed.
It tells the goodness of an animal and how we humans can relate, learn and follow.
Teaching dog tricks is a fun way of creating a solid bond with your canine companion and the best way to truly communicate with your dogs. Teaching and performing dog tricks does not only create happy, confident dogs but it is also an excellent exercise to stimulate and enhance their physical and mental abilities. A very good way for calming high energy dogs. Channeling your dog's energy into something constructive and fun like trick training will reduce unwanted behaviors brought by stress, boredom, and frustrations. Dog tricks can alter an undesirable behavior such as jumping up on guests and instead redirecting it to a dog that sits behavely.
Performing a dog trick in front of people, especially those who are nervous around dogs helps to ease their fear and makes it less threatening to them. I've experienced people so afraid to pass our house everytime they see my dogs, but one time after seeing my dogs perform some tricks, they came over without hesitation and requested to see more.
Few months ago I introduced our adorable Shih Tzu puppy named KORBEL, and now here she is again with some new tricks plus another short video wherein Korbel plays the role of a witness on stand.
Once again I was overjoyed by the plaudit I received from a group of people who believes in my advocacy. I am very thankful to eCollegeFinder for recognizing Paws N Bones as one of the Top Pet Blogs together with the 106 other pet blogs. Such appreciation and recognition will always lead us to our best in promoting love and care for our pets particularly with dogs which I believe to be one of the best creatures and God's gift to man.
Below is the email I received from eCollegeFinder
Jonard,
Congratulations! We’ve selected Paws N' Bonesas
a winner of eCollegeFinder's Top 107 Pet Blogs Award! Your blog stood
out amongst stiff competition and is now featured on our site as a
recommended pet resource for our readers.
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Congratulations
again on this accomplishment! We appreciate the invaluable knowledge
that you are providing to our readers with your pet tips and know-how!
This is an inspiring, heartwarming and incredible story of a very special and extraordinary dog.
Here in ZAMBOANGA CITY, Philippines, a female aspin dog (a Filipinomixed breed dog) named "Kabang" has become an instant celebrity. Many people from far different places visit the Dog that became a superstar because of her courageous and heroic deed. They come to bring cash donations, food, medicines, vitamins and to even take their photos with Kabang who lost her upper snout when she sprung to save two girls from being hit by a speeding motorcycle.
The two girls were walking across Nuñez Extension one day in December unaware that a speeding motorcycle was bearing down on them. From out of nowhere Kabang jumped onto the path of the motorcycle.
Kabang lived but she lost her upper snout, which got caught in the spokes of the motorcycle’ front wheel.
The owner Rudy Bunggal, the father of 11-year-old Dina and an uncle of 3-year-old Princess Diansing—the two girls saved by Kabang is very proud and thankful for having an amazing and wonderful family dog.
“Some people came bringing clothes, and a little money for us. We are so thankful. We did not ask for those things, but still we are thankful,” Rudy said
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