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Meet the Indie Dog: India’s Most Underrated Hero

This breed was a native landrace of the Indian subcontinent 4,500 years ago. They have been in India since ancient times, according to archeological evidence from places like Harappa. Natural selection, not selective breeding, led to their evolution as "pariah dogs" that survived on the streets. They have evolved into…

Times Pets · Jan 26

High-protein, high-fibre dinners that actually taste amazing

From loaded sweet potatoes to crispy salmon bites and creamy butter beans, The Good Bite founder Niall Kirkland makes high-protein, high-fibre eating feel effortless – and seriously delicious

The Independent UK · Jan 26

Swapping London for Liverpool in my thirties was the best decision I’ve made – here’s why

IN FOCUS: Liverpool has finally claimed its crown as one of the best places for under-35s to live, complete with the UK’s coolest postcode, says local resident Katie Rosseinsky. But seriously, what took everyone so long?

The Independent UK · Jan 26

Yak Milk Benefits: Why Himalayan Dairy Is Gaining Popularity

Yak milk has been a part of Himalayan region diet for centuries. In parts of India like Sikkim and Ladakh, yak herders have depended on this rich milk to be strong, warm, and healthy. Now people across many other regions are also including yak milk in their diet as well.…

MyLifeXP · Jan 23

Powdered Flax Seeds: Nutrition, Benefits and Best Ways to Eat

Flaxseeds might be tiny but are nutrient dense. They are a popular superfood that are rich in fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, proteins and other important vitamins and minerals. It is said that consuming powdered flax seeds is better than eating the whole seeds, as it might not get digested. Nutritional…

MyLifeXP · Jan 22

Poodles as Therapy Dog: Training and Benefits

Recognizing the Unique Qualities of Poodle

A dog with a charm and unique personality

Poodles are known for their remarkable intelligence and adaptability, which makes them excellent candidates for emotional support roles. Their ability to detect changes in their owner’s mood or behavior can be particularly beneficial for individuals with…

Times Pets · Jan 19

The world of competitive dog sports

Types of competitive sports for dogs

A dog in a fast paced flyball competition

Agility: Agility, which is like an obstacle course for dogs, is one of the most popular canine sports. Imagine your dog racing through tunnels, leaping over hurdles, and weaving through poles. It’s the canine version of…

Times Pets · Jan 8

Cool Tricks to Teach Your Cat That Go Beyond Sit and Stay

Cats carry a reputation for being untrainable loners but anyone who has tried teaching their feline a trick knows this is far from true. With the right approach a cat masters fun and impressive behaviours that go way beyond the usual ‘sit’ or ‘stay’. Training does not just entertain but…

Times Pets · Dec 29, 2025

Born Powerful, Now Vulnerable: The Story of African Elephants

Understanding the Rise, Decline, and Survival of African Elephants These gentle giants are not only powerful in size but also remarkable in mind. African elephants are highly intelligent, emotional, and social animals. They live in close family groups, care deeply for one another, and even mourn their dead. They remember…

Times Pets · Jan 20

Fun Brain Games To Improve Your Dog's Intelligence

Engage your dog's brain using food and toys in creative ways

Toys are effective improve cognitive abilities

Mealtimes are a great time to introduce brain games as most dogs are extremely motivated by food. We recommend using a portion of your dog’s daily food for games in order to…

Times Pets · Jan 20