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In this video, we are going to see lucky people in the world. Actually, they are near to death but fortunately being saved from something huge. watch once to know.

In this video, We will see a bird that will maybe entertain you.

This video was recorded some days ago but now it's going to upload so you guys can also see the friendship between a bird and dog

In this video, a small puppy was playing with birds such a cute moment that I have ever felt. Please do subscribe to my channel for more videos

Who said dogs are not loyal to their owner! The one pet that I love most is a dog In this video, we saw a dog was guarding her owner's grave. isn't it beautiful?

In this video a ramdom guys cat talking to their owner that look pretty fun. here is some view to train a dog and cat you can see more about from this link: ►►► https://www.hillspet.com/pet-care/new-pet-parent/choosing-between-dogs-and-cats Pet Training: Cat vs. Dog The gray cat with green eyes lies on a sofa. Gray cat with green eyes. Gray cat. Striped not purebred kitten. Small predator. Small cat.When it comes to cat vs. dog training, dogs are generally the easier of the two to train. A dog's pack mentality makes him ready to follow a leader and makes him generally more obedient by nature. Typically, dog training is a process of teaching and reinforcing commands that help you communicate your desires to your dog. Dogs are so eager to please that they're happy to meet those desires. However every dog is different, and some breeds have temperaments and learning aptitudes that take more readily to training than others. Cats can be trained, but not as thoroughly as dogs. It requires a lot of patience and consistent practice to get past their willful nature. With cats, it's best to focus training on establishing boundaries. When it comes to house training, cats have the advantage over dogs. Cats use the litter box instinctively. It may only take showing them where the box is one time. If a cat is slow to catch on to using the litter box or appears to forget later on, this is often a sign of an underlying health issue, and you should consult your veterinarian. Dogs, on the other hand, can be a lot tougher to potty train, especially puppies. Teaching them where it is and isn't acceptable to go usually takes a lot of repetition and positive reinforcement.

Want know facts about dogs and cats please read the description below! Cats and dogs make our lives better. From reducing stress to being loyal companions, our pets are precious little beings who manage to bring us so much pleasure and joy. Think you know your best friend inside and out? Well, take a look at these 13 facts about cats and dogs which will make you appreciate yours even more. 1. Cats Domesticated Themselves The first house cats were not intentionally bred to become domestic pets. Researchers believe that our feline friends initially chose to live near humans purely as a method of survival. The Gray Cat With Green Eyes Lies On A Sofa.When humans formed agricultural societies, wild cats discovered that rodents were attracted to granaries and farms so, naturally, they chose to hang around for a few free meals, too. With a common enemy, a new relationship was formed between humans and cats who eliminated pesky rodents. Early felines felt welcomed on farmlands, shed some of their aggression and, eventually, forged new friendships with equally non- aggressive humans. 2. Cats Walk on Their Toes There’s a reason why you’ve never heard your cat walking across a floor. As natural hunters, cats rely on great speed and flexibility. Walking on their toes helps them with speed and it probably doesn’t hurt that they can move on prey in silence. 3. Cats Can Make as Many as 100 Different Vocal Sounds A cat’s vocabulary consists only of a simple meow. However, the frequencies used with every one of these will vary according to a cat’s mood and what it is she wants at that moment. From cries for affection to demands for food, our feline family members are quite advanced in their vocalization techniques in comparison to other domestic pets. For example, dogs only have about 10 different vocal sounds. black and white kitten meowing cat cries sitting in green grass 4. Adult Cats Only Meow For Humans One study at Cornell University suggests that cats use different vocalizations to get what they want from humans. Cat lovers didn’t need a study to confirm this since we know exactly what kitty wants from the tone of her voice, right? While meowing isn’t language, per se, it is a very effective way of communicating that cats only reserve for humans. 5. A Cat’s Short-Term Memory is Pretty Good There is evidence to suggest that cats can retain short-term memories for up to 10 minutes as long as those memories are created through performance. For example, when led to step over an obstacle along a path, cats will form a short-term memory of the obstacle’s presence by the activity of lifting all four legs in order to pass over the object. This is a pretty noteworthy fact as other domestic pets don’t have this same ability. 6. Cats Can Taste the Air Ever noticed that strange look your cat sometimes has on his face as he sniffs the air? No, he’s not sneering at you, but he is up to something. Through a controlled method of breathing known as ‘taste-scenting’ your cat uses an organ located between the roof of the mouth and the nose’s septum to taste the scent of another cat in the air. 7. Dogs Taste Scents, Too The wetness on a dog’s nose is actually a layer of mucous used to absorb scents. Dogs then lick the scents off of their noses to taste whatever is in the air. 8. A Dog Can Hear Sounds Up to Four Times Farther Than a Human Can Our canine companions can also hear far more frequencies than we do. The shape of a dog’s ears help tremendously in amplifying sounds much like you may be able to do simply by using your hands to form a cupping shape around yours when you want to amplify sound. Screen Shot 2015-08-22 at 2.35.18 PMIf you’ve ever watched your dog’s ears move around like little satellite dishes, it’s because he’s positioning his ears just right in order to maximize sounds and frequencies you probably can’t hear. 9. Some Dogs Are Early Warning Systems For Health Issues Studies as to how dogs do so are inconclusive, but some are able to sense changes in a person’s body chemistry just before a seizure occurs. This same alert system has been known to detect cancers and has been useful in alerting individual diabetics when sugar levels are out of normal range. Researchers believe that dogs accomplish this through a keen sense of smell which can detect subtle changes in the body’s chemical makeup. 10. Dogs See Colors Contrary to popular belief, dogs can see colors. While they can’t see a full color spectrum, they do see more than just black and white as previously thought. In addition to black and white, most dogs can also see yellow and blue. 11. Your Dog’s Sense of Smell is More Than 10,000 Times Better Than Yours Some scientists believe our fur buddies might even outrank our own sense of smell by up to 100,000 times! Where dogs may lack the ability to see all of the vivid colors that we can, they certainly make up for it by being able to assess their environments through powerful olfactory senses. Screen Shot 2015-08-22 at 2.52.25 PMThat they are able to discern scents that wecan’t even detect, is why dogs are used to track missing people and alert authorities of contraband. Bloodhounds are often used for this purpose since their long floppy ears actually help fan scents closer to their noses, thus making them experts at tracking various scents. 12. Dogs Have Unique Nose Prints You may be able to tell your dog apart from every other in his breed, but other people may need to rely on on his nose print for identification. Similar to the human fingerprint, no two dogs have the same nose print. While so many pet owners rely on microchipping for identifying a missing pet, breeders and trainers have been known to also keep a dog’s unique nose print on file for their own identification purposes. 13. Pets Are Great Stress Relievers Screen Shot 2015-08-22 at 2.57.13 PMFor decades, research has supported the idea that pets help improve a person’s overall well-being. From lowering high blood pressure levels to helping people recuperate from major illnesses, cats and dogs have been remarkable at helping lift human spirits and reducing stress. In fact, many pets have made entire careers out of doing just this as they’ve been used in therapy settings to help people in hospitals, prisons and nursing care homes cope with difficult circumstances just by being their lovable selves.