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Humans and dogs — sinners alike, are a result of a lifetime of indulgence. Pradeep Verma takes you down the road to avoid pitfalls. Let’s admit it. Who does not like being pampered and spoiled? Both: humans and dogs — without exception, love to be at the centre of the universe and be indulged. However, […]
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For every purchase of Muttley Crew treats worth Rs 1,000, the brand would send a gift to a dog at Goodoo. Muttley Crew, a Bangalore-based pet food brand, in collaboration with Goodoo Animal Welfare Trust titled ‘Christmas for Good(oo!)’ has unveiled an initiative. The campaign is based on spreading festive cheer among rescued dogs living […]
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Boishali Sinha lays bare the untold story of dogs in Indian cinema. For over a century, Indian cinema has celebrated love, revenge, heroism and sacrifice—but some of its most loyal, expressive and unforgettable performers have been those who never spoke a single line: dogs. From faithful companions of heroes to stars with their own fan […]
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They healed me and I healed them back, says Jaya Bhattacharya, the Kunti of tele serial Mahabharat. The actor, in a deeply personal conversation with Boishali Sinha, reminisces how her fear of dogs turned into compassion for them. Known for her powerful performances in television and films, Jaya Bhattacharya is equally well-known off-screen for a […]
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Leptospirosis is a serious but preventable disease in dogs, and vaccination plays a key role in keeping pets healthy and safe. Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that affects dogs worldwide and can lead to severe illness if left untreated. The disease is caused by Leptospira bacteria, which thrive in warm, wet environments and are commonly […]
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