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Anna Slater

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Labradoodle Hides Behind Her Stuffie 'For Protection' During First Time Alone in New Home Original

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By Anna Slater
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Picture moving to a brand new apartment – a place that looks different, sounds different, and feels unfamiliar in more ways than one. The walls are bare, you don’t know where anything is yet and everything feels slightly off. Now imagine being a pet, and for the first time, you are left there alone… Your favorite humans closed the door behind them, and now it’s just you. Are they coming back? TikTok user @remyinnyc had no intention of leaving her Labradoodle, Remy, behind.
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Siberian Cat Tries to 'Explain Issue' to Mom in 'Multiple Accents' and It's Just Too Cute Original

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By Anna Slater
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There are times we wish we could understand what our pets are telling us – and no doubt, they wish we could, too! If only we spoke the same language, life might be a little less confusing for all of us. Since speaking fluent meow isn’t an option, we are stuck relying on blinks, gentle bumps, and quiet little chirps they save just for us. Penelope, a gorgeous Siberian cat, has definitely mastered the art of the chirp.
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Bulldog's Pitiful Face While Waiting for 'Second Half' of Dinner Is Too Cute to Resist

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By Anna Slater
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We do our best to do right by our pets, even when they give us those pitiful, heart-melting looks, because they don’t always understand it’s for their own good. Or do they… and they have just mastered the art of making us feel guilty anyway??
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