Man's best friend will be able to follow in his footsteps even in the virtual world, thanks to a toy called Puppy Tweets that lets your dog send online posts on popular social networking websites.
"Puppy Tweets" - A dog's entry into the virtual world. This toy allows man's best friend send online posts on popular social networking websites.
Toy company Mattel announced it was developing the product containing a plastic collar tag with a sound and motion sensor and a USB receiver to be plugged into the computer.
New Diagnostic Tool: Pets to Sniff Out Owner's Cancer
Our pets have an inherent ability to detect cancers was proved when a dog in Oz sniffed out its owner's cancer and ultimately saved her life, has lent further support to the belief.
Our pets have an inherent ability to detect cancers was proved when a dog in Oz sniffed out its owner's cancer and ultimately saved her life, has lent further support to the belief.
The gizmo of a barking mutt may also tweet "YAHOOOOOOO! Somedays you just gotta get your bark on."
The idea comes amid the soaring popularity of several social "netwoofing" sites for the online canine such as Mydogspace, Dogster, and Fuzzster.
Carpets, Heating and Air-Conditioning: Hazardous For Health
Damp environments, poorly maintained heating and air-conditioning systems as well as carpeting could negatively affect indoor air quality, according to experts.
Damp environments, poorly maintained heating and air-conditioning systems as well as carpeting could negatively affect indoor air quality, according to experts.
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When Stranded On an Island, Pet Dogs Beat Humans For 'Favourite Companion' Honour
Most people would prefer being stranded on a desert island with their dog than a human, a new study has found.
Most people would prefer being stranded on a desert island with their dog than a human, a new study has found.
Researchers Find That Pet-Assisted Therapy Makes Recovery Less Painful
A new study has shown that adults recovering from total joint-replacement surgery require 50 percent less pain medication when they use pet therapy.
A new study has shown that adults recovering from total joint-replacement surgery require 50 percent less pain medication when they use pet therapy.
