Dog spelled backwards = God , they are a gift

@@SteveJones-gz4vd My dogs name is "Yana". The name comes from a french/ polyn. Island and the meaning of the name is *Gift from God*. I fell in love with that name immediately and that's why she got it. I'm 70 and have had dogs all my life (3 were Rescues) and know so many people with dogs, but this unusual name was never amoung them. ... Btw, she is a Australian Shepherd and loves to cuddle and hug (almost) everybody... and everybody loves her ♥️♥️♥️

Fine

Unconditional Love! Except maybe some treats now and then. Lol

Yes 😂❤ for real 😊

Hello Joan how are you doing today

@@stevenanthony8952 just fine!!!

@@joanbrooks619 That's cool I'm doing good so where are you from? I'm from Dalles Texas

@@stevenanthony8952 I'm sorry but what difference will it make on how you pay attention to the vids... That's all I want

@@joanbrooks619 Oh that's fine I do like watching videos on KZfaq

Yeah , they love everybody

Lose them. Loose is the opposite of tight.

@@donmiller2908 a simple mistake friend , am i forgiven?

@@JamesW225 Sorry, I don't mean to be a Grammar Nazi, but I see loose and lose used interchangeably all the time in the comment section of videos and it irritates me. Everyone has a pet peeve, mine is spelling. My granddaughter told me about a week ago to "Chill out Grampy, no one expects a grade for their comments" She's a smart girl.

@@donmiller2908 your good with me freind

So true, it's heartbreaking.

been an year and I still cry

There are great Dogs out there that need you. Get another soon. My "once-in-a-lifetime" Dog has been gone for 12 years, but now I have other great Dogs. I love them. They need people like us. Everyone deserves a "Once in a lifetime dog". I've had mine, you've had yours. But now it's time to extend your love to another dog. They need us. I've always thought it was a mistake that God allowed us humans to live past 90 years, but dogs usually perish before 15 years. I know God is supposed to be perfect, but I think he dropped the ball on this one. There is a dog out there that needs you. Open your heart and fall in love again. Never forget your "Once-in-a-lifetime dog", but allow some room in your heart for another good dog. Please.

Truly.

@@paulh7589 Oh, Paul, how beautifully said and so true.

The worst day of my life is when my mini Rat terrier passed away with congestive heart failure.

i have three😅🤣

Ditto !!

So everyone who does not own a dog is "boring and sad"?? Get off your high horse lady!

@@DarthHater100 I was referring to those who have a dog, the cat does not matter, and their presence is beneficial precisely when you are in a bad mood like each of us sometimes, when we are happy we are happy together! my opinion, get a dog, it's just a simple opinion!🤗🐶😉

@@ancaverboschi8301 Not everyone is as privileged as you. Some people can't just "get a dog" for a number of reasons. Your "simple opinion" is quite ignorant and rude. It shows that you live a selfish and pampered life where you always get what you want. Life ain't easy out here in the real world, honey.

@@DarthHater100 I thought about whether I should answer you or not, but I will. First of all, it's not polite to make value judgments about people you don't know, it's ignorance or frustration. I'm on a channel I like, and a simple question, what's your problem? I understand you're bored and you're to the hunt! If you want to know, my animals are all rescued, not bought or chosen for their appearance. And lastly, I live in a very real and sometimes sad world. I try as best I can with knowledge, empathy and God's help to heal or at least improve, people who asks for my support. This is my profession! All the best!

A dog loves your fridge more than you. Since you're the only one who can let him in there, he's bound to love you too. Your family comes into the fridge alone, so if you want to be loved, you have to engage with them and be nice to them.

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@@1DerTempler To a dog it doesn't matter how you look, your job (or lack of) if you have money or if you live under a bridge with nothing to eat, he'll still love you unconditionally and follow you the same. Try that with a "family member"

@@1DerTempler what sad human you're

@@yaimamartinez9576 To a dog, you are the pack and the pack leader. He has nothing else, so you are his everything. You also get the food. Anyone who humanizes a dog and imputes to the dog what he wants from humans is not a dog connoisseur. I grew up with dogs in the family and already know what I'm talking about. Of course there are dogs that love their master, but I find the statement that basically every dog ​​loves its master a bit far-fetched.

I no longer have a dog in my life after having one or more at a time for most of my life. So I do know what I’m missing but since I no longer have a car having an animal just doesn’t make sense. I miss having a dog to cuddle with when I’m feeling sad and alone. I miss having a reason to go out for a walk and I miss the joy of watching a silly dog who made me laugh out loud every day of our fifteen year relationship. He’s been gone since 2018 and a day rarely goes by when I don’t think about him. I know having a dog would improve my quality of life but is it fair to any animal at my age(in my 80th year)? Where I live animals are permitted but as our population ages there is only one dog left in the entire community. It’s a sad situation for so many seniors who just don’t have the resources to make their life better, fuller, less stressful in a way that only the relationship of man and dog. There has to be a way to help seniors who want a dog to have one without the exorbitant costs of veterinary care impeding them. Am I missing something? I’m missing the relationship I had with my animals.💔💔💔

@@roansmom2004 What about a communal pet? Share the dog with several others. Ask a veterinarian about the breed or temperament you need, or adopt a former therapy dog or a drop-out from a guide dog program, that is well-trained and comfortable with people. It's simple: the dog sleeps in one person's place, and visits the others for meals or a few hours each day before that person walking the dog on to the next 'owner'. Let's say the dog slept at your place last night. In the morning, you take the dog out for a walk to the neighbor down the street, who gives the dog breakfast. After a couple of hours of interaction with the dog, that person walks the dog to the next address - make it a maximum of 15 minutes away; longer or shorter depending on the person's mobility. The dog spends a couple of hours with that person, who then walks the dog to the next person's home. Finally at the end of the day, the dog spends the night with the last person it ends up with. It would not be too hard to work out which block of time is the dog's meal time (let's say 8am or noon or 6pm). Whoever has the dog at that time feeds the dog. You'd have to work it out so that the several owners get the dog at different times of day (overnight; 8-10; 10:15-12:15; 12:30-2:30; 2:45-4:45; 5:00-7:00pm; 7:15pm-overnight). Each person's shift with the dog would change because each morning, the person who has the dog would be passing the dog on to the person closest to his home, and the dog would circle around to the other owners according to who lives closest. So of you have 7 owners, A (the Overnight owner for the day) would pass the dog to Owner B, who passes it to C, then to D, then to E, then to F, then to G - who does not live next door to 'A/Overnight' from yesterday. G lives near C, let's say, who now gets the dog at 8AM and and passes the dog on to D at 10AM. With planning, the rotation could change every day. The dog would sleep in a different place every night and the dog would rotate among the people at different times and would be fed by different people on different days. If you have an owner with serious mobility problems - using a walker and on oxygen, for example, and can't even walk 5 minutes to the next house - you work it out so that someone more fit walks to that person and takes the dog home, rather than the mobility-challenged person having to walk the dog on to the next house. If you are able to sign up several dozen people for this project, you could map out where everyone lives, take into consideration their mobility issues, and organize them accordingly into groups that would each adopt and co-own a different dog so that each group of dog-owners lives within a walkable distance from each other. Some members might be able to walk longer to deliver a dog and return home; some may only be able to walk down the hall of an apartment building to deliver the dog to the next person. Some people will be able to walk to a different house each day; some - because of mobility or memory issues - will have to walk to the same house each day. You might have a dog who is owned by people who all live within one or two houses of each other on the same block or on different floors of the same apartment building, and other dogs who are owned by people who live several streets away from each other and who are fit enough to walk to a different house in the neighborhood every day. You work that out when you form the groups. The dog would get plenty of walks, the elderly people would connect with each other and form a community, and nobody would have the whole burden of walking a dog twice a day or cleaning up after it or feeding it daily. If the older people have to walk the dog to a different address each day, they will meet all the people on the list, creating a circle of acquaintances bonded over the dog. They will also get variety in their walks, which is good for their mental acuity as well as physical health. They would form a group of people who are expecting them to show up, so it would be an automatic 'alarm system' if one member didn't show up with the dog. Looking out for the dog, the people would look out for one another. The people in the group could contribute a set sum to pay for veterinarian costs. You could form several such groups in one community. It would not take long for your community to have more dogs, be more active and social and have better mental, physical and emotional health, as well as keeping the neighborhood lively by being out and about with the dogs. Inevitably, if you become a community that bonds over their co-ownership and care of dogs, there will be people who want to have gatherings in the park with each group's dog, or a dog show or call in a dog trainer to help them all manage their dog, or even take their dogs to visit people in nursing homes and cheer them up. Once people bond over their shared dogs, they would find other ways to socialize together with the dogs.

Who would disagree with you? I wouldn't.

Dora me thank you. ☺😍

No human can give you that much unconditional and HONEST love like dogs can ♥️♥️♥️

Therefore it's being called "dogs life"

Yes, and when speaking of Him, the first letter is upper case: Creator.

Dog is God spelled backwards.... I'm unsure how many people are aware of that but I'm certain that there must be something magical behind this intriguing connection which literally implies nothing less than grace and charm....🎃🎃🎃🧧🧧🧧🎟️🎟️🎟️

Well no, actually. Their lineage is that dogs evolved from wolves - No creator required.

@@roppa789 If dogs evolved from wolves, how come dogs and wolves can interbreed and produce fertile offspring?

@@roppa789 If the dog is a domesticated wolf and the wolf is a wild dog, then it was the human being who taught the dog to bark, because wolves do not bark.

Dogs live “in the moment” which is why we love them so much.

Yes . In every moment . Got nothing better to do ? Jump around like a monkey , masturbate on an animal and collect hairs and dog shit remains

I feel with you... it hurts like hell 😭😭😭. Sending hugs and prayers to you and your family for the sad times ahead. 🥀🥀🥀

@@ingridmaier5864 many thanks for your compassion ♥️

I'm so sorry to hear that. It does hurt. I do hope your heart heals soon, to remember the lovely friend without too much pain.

m z, exactly! But I don't think is because of laziness. It just never crosses some peoples mind just like some, don't even wash those collars. It's the same with tags that jingle every time dog moves, and the dog has to listen to that sound all his life.... so you know...

Is there any need to be critical on a lovely video?? Just why add negativity? Especially as a correctly fitted collar doesn’t cause any problems or harm. I’ve never kept my dogs collars on but it’s not something I’d judge a person on! These are all loved happy dogs, and you want to taint that!!

@@TJ-bn2cn I am passionate about dogs and will always speak up for their well-being. If you don’t like it move on. A good/caring owner will invest in a harness. A good/caring owner will not feed their dog junk kibble , same thing day in/out, rather a variety of fresh/wholesome food.that’s how I feel ✌️❤️🐶

@@TJ-bn2cn Nobody is tainting anything. There are some people that "love" their pets to death. Collars are just an observation, and a right one. Skin has to breathe and regardless how well the collar is fitted, it does cause harm being left on 24/7. Some dogs have curved dew claws that can get hung up (I've seen it happened) on the collar's metal loop. Imagine a dog or a cat, having to suffer for hours with one of its paws stuck while nobody was home. There are some ugly sides to all that love, and it doesn't taint to talk about it. It may actually help to point some things out and learn. Peace!

Dog's are So much better for Some people,Dog's have pure Soul and feeling, Are The Best Friends Love Sooo much!!!Love people to Love and have RESPEKT to Animals!!!🙏🐒💖🤗🌹🌹☘☘👏👏🙋‍♀️

Meh. I can probably think of animals more awesome if I wanted. Easily.

I'm a bird/parrot person, but I love dogs as well. They are awesome indeed 💜.

@@DarthHater100 Based off your other comments you're a petty cat person. Why do y'all go to dog videos just to be venomous? Everytime I see a cat lover they're so miserable to other animals. Just your comment about how you'd jail owners of pitbulls and put the pitbulls down says enough about you.

Yeah, don't forget that you are the dog's BEST FRIEND FOREVER. Technology is fun, but it is NOT REAL in the same way a dog is. Evaluate your priorities. Tech is like a crossword puzzle. It's fun while you're doing it (at least so I have heard) but it's a magazine you can and will put away. Hug your dog. Also, cats may be asleep, but they know if you are interested in them or not. Wake up to love.

Including human animals.

@@RubyZanUK including human animals.

I am 70 and had dogs all my life... every death even hurts more (the older you get 😢). I have an Australian Shepherd now... she will be 8 in March and I spoil her rotten because she deserves all the love I can give her. Why?? ... because she gives me more love than any human could give me... unconditional and HONEST. ♥️♥️♥️ I'm so sorry for your Loss 🥀🥀🥀

It feels like such a tremendous loss. But few people have as happy a life as a well-loved dog, and if she lived to fifteen, she was thoroughly enjoying life. I hope your heart heals soon!

I'd like to recommend something that might help. Go to KZfaq and watch The Farm. It's an Australian couple who rescue shelter dogs.

I know the feeling. They are definitely family. I love animals period. They are full of love. ( well maybe not a great white shark!) peace to you Craig coming at you from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

I lost my 15 year old dog last year. That last day was rough. It helps to look at photos of my dog throughout the years to remember the happy times. I am sorry for your loss.

Hello Susan how are you doing today

Hello, how are you doing?

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Hello Nargis how are you doing today

Hello, how are you doing?

@@williamsroberto6598 I am goo. Thank you

@@senehdailylife5641 You are welcome! It's nice meeting with you here, where are you texting from?