There’s been a lot of talk these days about robots eventually displacing the human workforce. The 21st Century has seen the rise of the machine assuming all kinds of job responsibilities — which, heretofore was the work of men and women.
It’s stunning to think with today’s heated political debates directed at potentially dismantling healthcare, there are a number of outstanding companies in the U.S. who are not only taking care of their employees’ benefits, but also those of their pets.
A food truck with a flair for canine cuisine has been driving the streets of Seattle like a Pied Piper for dogs. Based on its success, could this be a recipe for things to come? (VIDEO)
We’ve come a long way, Lassie. From Ivan Petrovich Pavlov’s classical conditioning research of the early 1900s to artificial intelligence and web cams of the 21st Century — today our dogs can benefit from the advancement of technology in new and marvelous ways.
As a hotel career executive, I've worked for multinational hospitality firms such as Marriott Hotels & Resorts and others over the years. During that time, I’ve seen a lot of upgrades to amenity packages.
Another Georgia town has enacted a pet sales ban geared at undermining kitty and puppy mills. Is your town among the other 200+ cities nationwide to enact a similar ban?
With all the makings of a reality show in the works, Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne have a new pet project: a doggy daycare in the U.K. on their Buckinghamshire estate that will take up to 30 boarders a day.
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