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Madhya Pradesh: Cheetah family in India grows to 26 as Kuno welcomes 2 new cubs

The Cheetah family expands in Madhya Pradesh as Kuno National Park located in Sheopur district welcomed two cubs born to the Cheetah Veera on Tuesday. The total number of cheetahs, including cubs, Read further on Dynamite News:

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A year into the XL bully ban, one thing is clear: it is not the solution to dog attacks

The legislation is confusing and may actually increase the risks. There is an solution, but it involves improving human behaviour, says freelance writer Elle Hunt

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Will a dog bed for humans improve my life? My pets and I found out

The Snuggle Pod is big enough for a 6ft person and at least one dog. Unfortunately, I have two dogs

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Online Dog Grooming Programs: Flexibility And Career Opportunities At Your Fingertips

In the past few years, the pet care business has grown a lot. More and more pet owners are getting their furry friends groomed by professionals. Because of this rise in demand, there is a greater need for trained dog groomers, which means there are ...

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Ban Scottish households from letting cats outside without a lead, report urges

With some 27 million birds slain each year, a new report is advising the Scottish Government to take fresh measures

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Exasperated Swinney forced to deny he plans to ban cat ownership in Scotland

Keir Starmer’s spokesperson also rejects idea of UK ban after online misinformation prompted outrage

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Wild hogs: why a gang of rogue pigs is causing chaos in Norfolk

Villagers are sick of their lawns being ruined – but these rowdy pigs just keep escaping

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Idexx Laboratories Barks Up A Beat, And Shares Jump To A Four-Month High

Idexx Laboratories handily beat Wall Street's fourth-quarter expectations Monday, and Idexx stock gapped up to a four-month high.

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Stephen Flynn takes hilarious shot at 'SNP cat ban' media reports

LOCK up your moggies. The SNP are out to ban cats ...

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Alan Titchmarsh's Underdog to Superdog: release date and everything we know

Alan follows the journeys of dogs who are being given a new purpose in life...

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Georgia man who ran underground dogfighting ring with 100 malnourished pit bulls jailed for 475 years

Vincent Lemark Burrell left animals in appalling conditions, Paulding District Attorney’s Office said, with authorities saying “they were not fit for humans, much less dogs”

The Independent UK

FACT CHECK: Are the SNP really considering banning cats?

CLAIM: The SNP are “to consider banning cats”. The Telegraph ...

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Ways to Pick the Perfect Teddy Bear for Your Girlfriend on Teddy Day

With teddy day just around the corner, it is time to start looking for teddy bears for your girlfriend. We could say a teddy bear is a two-in-one gift especially for someone who simply cannot get enough of soft huggable Stuffed toys. The market is ...

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These 40 Hilarious Memes Prove Millennials Still Have The Best Sense Of Humor (New Pics)

Discover the humor in aging with hilarious memes that have been hand-picked to make you laugh so hard that you’ll feel it in your creaky bones. The post These 40 Hilarious Memes Prove Millennials Still Have The Best Sense Of Humor (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Country diary: A bird that had existed only in my imagination becomes vividly real

Bramfield, Hertfordshire: My long-unanswered prayers to see the elusive hawfinch are finally rewarded in a churchyard

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Our new puppy has health and behavioural issues. Can I ask the breeder to foot the vet bill?

If your pet has a heritable defect, you can ask the breeder to cover the ‘repair’, writes Australian policy professional Kat George. But the puppy’s behaviour is another matter

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Pennsylvania governor spurns Peta’s offer to replace Punxsutawney Phil with cake on Groundhog Day

Animal rights group suggested replacing the famous marmot with vegan cake to forecast the end of winter

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Tim Dowling: our dog is running rings round the other dogs in the park – and my wife

The new dog may be excitable but she is quite well behaved when I take her out. For my wife, not so much

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A runaway alligator and other non-emergencies that hampered UK ambulance dispatchers

Ambulance services stretched thin in the U.K. are drawing attention to the non-emergency calls that are hampering their response times

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Police should get funding for ‘cost pressure’ of XL Bully ban – minister

Chiefs have warned that enforcing a ban on XL bully dogs is a burden on policing.

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“PHS are a critical lifeline for pets impacted by the Los Angeles fires”: Sophie Lloyd is auctioning a signed and stage-played signature Kiesel in fundraiser for Pasadena Humane Society

The bidding is at $7,000+ for the shreddable collectible that Lloyd played at her Whisky-A-Go-Go LA debut, with 100 per cent of the funds raised going to the animal and wildlife charity

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Why do so many people dream of being dog groomers? Haven’t they seen the toll it can take?

Hour after hour of washing, trimming and blow-drying unwilling pups is not my idea of fun – or my dog’s, says Adrian Chiles

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Evil toilets, terror food and billionaire Squishmallows: my eye-popping day at the UK’s giant toy fair

With the UK toy market now worth £3.4bn, we storm the high-security world of fun – and find possessed loos, creepy-crawlies in sushi rolls and more plastic than a petrochemical convention

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People in England with severe dust mite allergy to be offered daily pill on NHS

Tablet will particularly benefit people who do not respond enough to steroid nasal sprays and antihistamines

The Independent UK

Voices: I’m in a sexless marriage – how do I spice things up?

DEAR VIX: The Independent’s agony aunt Victoria Richards is here to help. Email dearvix@independent.co.uk for advice on love, work, family and relationships

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