Career Development What jobs are 100% safe from AI? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment While it’s impossible to guarantee any job is 100% safe from AI, roles requiring uniquely human skills like creativity, complex communication, and critical thinking are less likely to be fully automated. These jobs often involve navigating nuanced situations, building genuine relationships, and thinking creatively, areas where AI currently falls short. Focusing on developing skills that […] Read more »
Uncategorized Why do people quit intermittent fasting? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment Intermittent fasting (IF) involves cycling between periods of eating and voluntary fasting on a regular schedule. People quit intermittent fasting for various reasons, including difficulty adhering to the eating schedule, experiencing adverse side effects, or not seeing the desired results. While IF can offer health benefits, it’s not suitable for everyone, and understanding the reasons […] Read more »
Pet Care What are the worst weeks for puppy teething? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment Puppy teething is an uncomfortable process as those tiny teeth erupt. Teething generally begins around 2-3 weeks of age and lasts until puppies are about 6-8 months old, as their 28 deciduous teeth are replaced by 42 adult teeth. While there isn’t a single "worst week," the periods of most intense teething are when the […] Read more »
Pet Care Is my dog bored or just content? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment It can be tricky to know if your dog is simply relaxed or if they’re not getting enough stimulation. Understanding the difference between contentment and boredom in dogs involves recognizing their body language, energy levels, and overall behavior. A content dog is calm and relaxed, while a bored dog may exhibit destructive behaviors or excessive […] Read more »
General What is the mental age of a 2 year old dog? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment The concept of a dog’s "mental age" compared to humans isn’t a direct translation, but rather a way to understand their development and aging process. Instead of assigning a specific mental age, it’s more accurate to look at how dogs mature at different stages of their lives. How to Calculate Dog Years to Human Years? […] Read more »
Pet-Friendly Furniture What couches can dogs not scratch? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment Finding the perfect couch that can withstand your dog’s scratching habits involves considering several factors, including the material’s durability and weave. Microfiber, tightly woven fabrics, and certain synthetic materials are known for their resistance to scratching. Additionally, the couch’s construction plays a role; look for sturdy frames and cushions that can withstand wear and tear. […] Read more »
Pet Care What not to do when introducing two dogs? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment Introducing two dogs can be a delicate process. To ensure a smooth and positive interaction, avoid forcing them together, rushing the process, or using punishment. Instead, focus on creating a safe, neutral environment and allowing them to approach each other at their own pace. What Should You Avoid When Introducing Two Dogs? Introducing two dogs […] Read more »
Pet Care Is purina a good dog food? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment Purina, now Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, has a long history in the pet food industry, dating back to its origins as Ralston Purina. The brand is known for its wide range of products and accessibility. Whether Purina is a "good" dog food depends on various factors, including the specific formula, your dog’s individual needs, and […] Read more »
Pet Care What do dogs do during the night? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment Dogs, like humans, experience different sleep phases, including REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep, which is associated with dreaming. During this phase, their brain activity increases, and they may process experiences or memories. Many dog owners have observed their sleeping pets move or vocalize, suggesting they might be dreaming of chasing squirrels or engaging in other […] Read more »
Dog Training Is 10 weeks still a puppy? January 30, 2026 by pups | Leave a Comment At 10 weeks old, a puppy is still very much in its early stages of development and learning. This period falls within a critical socialization window, making it an ideal time to introduce them to new experiences, people, and environments. Positive interactions during this phase can significantly shape their behavior and temperament as they grow […] Read more »