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STUDY: Puppies Get Too Serious When They Grow Up
A new study out from the University of Queensland finds that 76% of puppies become “way too serious” after the age of four.
“When they’re young, they love frolicking, jumping, cuddling,” says Conrad Baker, senior researcher on the project. “But when they’re grown up, all they care about are spreadsheets, 401(k) plans and NPR. Boring!”
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8 Pets Just Acting Casual
This is not a business meeting, so just chill out.
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Dashboard Puppy Systems May Be Unsafe
It sounds convenient – easy access to your puppy while on the go or during your commute. But Ford’s new PuppyDash™ technology has come under scrutiny from the Department of Transportation.
“It’s just another distraction at the wheel,” says Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood. “Numerous studies show that playing with a puppy while driving is about the same as having three beers before getting on the road.”
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Cat Fashion: The Soul Patch Is Back
While it may be a taboo for humans, the soul patch has made a comeback in the cat community, according to Leon Jones of In Style magazine.
“As long as he keeps it well-groomed, the soul patch is a bold way for a male cat to say, ‘I love the ’90s, and that’s OK.’ ” Jones tells The Fluffington Post.
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