These are such cute puppies. Watch the puppy cam to see their puppy antics.
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The six Shiba Inu pups (3 boys and 3 girls) were born on Thursday, April 14th, 2011.
This is the third, and final, litter by their mom, Kika.
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Join us blogging the change for animals Get involved, be the change, tell your friends why animals have changed your life. Can you change the life of a lonesome animal? Here are a few ideas: Buy an extra bag (or can) of food and donate it to your local pet food pantry. A Bald Eagle – A Truck Driver – An Amazing Rescue Story Truck driver Ben Wright was minding his own business, driving down an Idaho road when BAM something crashed through his front window. “I didn’t know what hit the windshield, all I knew was the glass exploded, and this thing was screaming [...] It wasn’t easy being a dog on the run. But one day, when life was oh so rough, somebody came to my rescue. I must have been quite a sight and in some human’s estimation a bit too much to handle. Thankfully, people who truly cared didn’t give up on me. In [...] My niece, Jessica, sent me this video. How sweet, you can see how gentle both the man and the lioness relate to each other and the lion cubs. A must see for animal lovers, how relaxing to see man and animals interact with mutual trust. Reminds me of a scripture in Isaiah [...] Maggie, our dog, barked as we saw this story about this unusual couple: retiree Dominic Ehrler and a goose named Maria. Wall Street Journal’s Vanessa Kaneshiro reports from Los Angeles. What an awesome video. A young man rescued a baby hummingbird and then feeds it with an eye dropper, teaches it to fly in the house and then takes it outside for it’s first day outside the house. What an inspiration. True kindness! Relaxing with my dog, Maggie, this morning, watching the Today Show and planning my busy day, we were pleasantly surprised to hear Matt Lauer say there would be an interview with a very smart dog. Since all things “dog” are of utmost importance to this family of dog bloggers, we watched attentively to see [...] By ERIN MILLS A dog that spent several hours Monday stranded on a rock in the middle of the Umatilla River is safe and warm today thanks to two Westland Irrigation District workers. Read the news story from the East Oregonian . This just in . . . Dogs are more sociable than cats – Maggie could have told you that. Read the sciencedaily.com news report that proves our point! Dogs have bigger brains than cats because they are more sociable, research finds. |
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