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Dog Saves Owner From Being Kidnapped :

In a remarkable display of loyalty and bravery, a dog named Simba proved that love and courage know no bounds. One evening, Simba's owner, a young woman, was on her usual walk when the unthinkable happened. She was suddenly grabbed by a stranger attempting to kidnap her. Fear and panic gripped her heart, but she wasn't alone.

Sensing the danger, Simba sprang into action without a moment's hesitation. With fierce determination, he attacked the assailant, biting and barking ferociously. His relentless defense forced the kidnapper to flee, leaving the young woman unharmed but shaken.

Simba's heroic actions didn't stop there. He stayed by his owner's side, comforting her until help arrived. The local community was in awe of Simba's bravery, celebrating him as a true hero. This incredible story is a testament to the deep bond between pets and their owners, showcasing how our furry friends can be our protectors in the most unexpected moments.

Simba's courageous act not only saved his owner's life but also reminded us of the unwavering loyalty and love that dogs bring into our lives every day.

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TV Shows your Dog Actually Wants to Watch

You might have seen your dog watching TV and even trying to grab the remote. Some shows seem to catch their attention more than others. A study found that dogs like watching videos of other animals the most.

We don't know exactly what dogs see on TV, but the study asked over 1,200 dog owners about their pets' TV habits. Dogs liked watching other dogs the best. They didn't care much about people on TV.

A dog's age and eyesight matter for how much they like TV. Moving things on the screen also grab their attention. Some dog breeds watch TV more than others.

Next time you leave the TV on for your dog, pick a show they might like!

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Dog Breeds That Love Watching TV (and Some That Don't)

As mentioned earlier, some breeds are more interested in watching screens than others. This could be due to their prey drive, curiosity, or simply better eyesight. Here are seven breeds that love watching TV:

• Jack Russell Terrier

• Golden Retriever

• Border Collie

• Cocker Spaniel

• Poodle

• Labrador Retriever

• Springer Spaniel

On the other hand, some breeds are less interested in TV and prefer other activities. These include the Shih Tzu, Chow Chow, Basenji, Bulldog, and Basset Hound. Does your pup enjoy watching TV with you?

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Featured Pup of the Day :

Today’s Pup of the day is none other than Ellie. It’s her birthday picture , wish her a belated birthday 🥳🎂

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A Special Message From Our Bark Team

The Bark Story is inspired by our amazing furry friends. Our dogs, and all the wonderful pups out there, bring so much joy and light into our lives. ❤️

With lots of love,

Andy, Rufus & Maxie 🐾🐾

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