Animal Lovers

When it comes to getting up in the morning, it can take a long time just to get out of bed. Then there’s getting dressed, having breakfast, and then leaving for work. The commute is usually the worst part, as everyone’s going at the same time, and that can lead to a backup in traffic. But there’s no traffic here. It’s just a dachshund dog and some stairs, but when he’s called in the morning by his owner, he manages to take the long way around when it comes to getting to the top. Perhaps it’s the length of its body that makes it so difficult that it had to find a new way to get up the stairs, or maybe he was taught this way because of how amusing it is. Take a look at this video! This is what our usual morning commute looks like. Posted by America's Funniest Home Videos on Monday, February 29, 2016 Either way, this little pooch doesn’t seem to mind making his trip a little longer. Share away, people!

There are reasons why some people don’t allow their dogs to jump on the bed, but when they do, that day is their dog’s biggest celebration day! Take a look at this dachshund pup, for example – he wasn’t allowed on the bed, but as soon as his parents leave the room, this pup decides to take over the world. If you have a stiff mattress, this is the best way to level it out and make it a little softer! This doxie pup ran around and had so much fun, his friend decided to give it a try too! together on the bed, they run and play and run more. Then seconds later, after all that running, the doxie decides to calm down (finally). Take a look at this hilarious video! Yep, if you are pet parents you know that this happens more than you can ever imagine! But all said, these pups had a great time! Share away, people!

I like those videos that show us the amazing relation between dogs and other animals. This is a beautiful story that shows you how animals are kind with each other; I am totally amazed by what I am watching in this video. Meet Tink, a dachshund dog, and surprisingly, this dachshund dog is fostering a pig with her baby dachshund puppies. This dachshund dog is taking care of the baby pig and feeding him like her babies. The dachshund dog adopted the abandoned pig and raised him with her little ones. Surprisingly, the pig felt familiar to this dachshund dog, their photos are very touching that you can see in the video how she is hugging them, sleeping beside babies, this dachshund dog is the kindest dog I’ve ever seen. From these photos, you will see how this dog is so protective; this video is a really heartwarming one. Surprisingly, this story was made into a children book, the book is named “The Pink Puppy” written by Johanna Kerby. And as their owner said, the pig and Tink are very ...

We all know how cute our pups are when they get excited about a treat or have a toy waved in their face, but these adorable Miniature Dachshunds are totally amped up for something a little different: bath time. Though their owner usually carries the cuties up the stairs, she decided to let them make the trek all on their own. They could not be more thrilled as they race their way up to the tub.

How Certain Dog Breeds Looked in 1915 vs. 2016 The images on the left are from a 1915 book titled  Dogs of All Nations .  The pictures on the right are today’s poorly bred version of the dog on the left. By:  Science and Dogs On the left is a well-conditioned, athletic Bull Terrier. The dog on the right has an altered skull and thick abdomen. Today’s Bull Terriers are prone to a long list of disorders, including extra teeth and compulsive tail-chasing. By:  Science and Dogs Look at how low to the ground today’s Basset Hound is. His shorter stature is the result of changes to the rear leg structure. He also has surplus skin, and needlessly long ears. Today’s Basset Hound’s droopy eyes are prone to eyelid abnormalities, and he also often suffers from problems related to his vertebra. By:  Science and Dogs See how much shorter the Boxer’s face on the right is? Boxers are brachycephalic dogs, meaning they have pushed-in faces. Like many brachy ...

Cody the Shiba Inu Was 104 lbs. Now 36 lbs. When this dog from Charlton, Massachusetts, was adopted from a shelter in 2014, he weighed an unhealthy 104 lbs. “He couldn't even make it up three stairs,” says owner Kim Linde, 33. “He wheezed with every breath. The doctor that saw him when he was surrendered didn't want him to be around other animals in case the excitement caused a heart attack.” Once Cody was placed on regular thyroid medication, Kim and her husband Sean, who own a pressure washing company, also put the dog on a raw-meat diet and started exercising him daily, first with swimming lessons to help ease the pain in his joints and then with regular walks. Kim says he responded “perfectly” to the new regimen and didn't push back. Now, Cody, 9, weighs 36 lbs, and despite his bowed front legs (a result of his previous excess weight), is running 5Ks with his owner and inspiring others with his “Get Fit with Cody” Facebook group. Obie the Dachshund Was...

Rami the dog is one of the most unlikely mix-breeds we’ve ever seen. This energetic 1-year-old pup, a cross between a pitbull and a dachshund, is being offered for adoption by the Moultrie Colquitt County Humane Society in the state of Georgia in the U.S. His origin is unclear, but he’s currently in the process of being cleared for adoption by vets. The humane society says he’s an energetic guy that loves to run but currently isn’t very well-trained. Rami is an energetic 1-year-old puppy, He’s half pitbull, half dachshund, and all speed.