Julie Majid

Julie is a passionate writer and editor with over seven years of experience in digital marketing. Specializing in SEO, content writing, and social media management, she crafts engaging, informative content for wildlife, science and nature blogs. When not writing, she enjoys time with her furry companions.

All-American Dog Breeds That Work Harder Than Most People You Know

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These U.S.-born dogs aren’t just loyal—they’ve got job titles, responsibilities, and zero chill when it comes to slacking.

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Some dogs were bred to nap and wear sweaters. Others clock in at sunrise, outwork everyone in a four-mile radius, and still want more. The American-born breeds on this list don’t know what a weekend is. They’re chasing, guarding, pulling, herding, and solving problems faster than most humans can open a group chat. These dogs aren’t just pets. They’re coworkers—minus the complaints and coffee addiction.

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Is This the End of French Bulldogs as We Know Them? New Lawsuit Says It Should Be

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PETA just took the AKC to court over breed standards that allegedly turn cute into cruel.

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French Bulldogs have been the darlings of dog Instagram and the number one breed in America. But their popularity may have finally outpaced their biology. PETA has officially sued the American Kennel Club, claiming the breed’s standard look is anything but harmless. It’s a whole vibe shift. And if this lawsuit lands, it could bulldoze the blueprint behind the Frenchie’s face as we know it.

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The Horse for You? 10 Calm Breeds That Won’t Throw You Off… Probably

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These breeds are chill enough to keep their cool while you learn how to stay in the saddle.

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There are horses that panic at a leaf and then there are horses that could probably nap in a hurricane. If you’ve got beginner vibes or just want a smooth ride without theatrical flare, this list is built for you. Not all calm horses are slow or boring, either. Some are just smart enough to know drama isn’t worth the energy. Here are ten breeds with reputations for being cool, collected, and very hard to accidentally annoy.

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Why People with High IQ Prefer These 12 Dog Breeds

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People with high IQs usually skip the obvious breeds and choose the ones that actually make them think.

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Not all dogs are created for minds that never turn off. The smartest people tend to go for breeds that give something back—cognitive feedback, emotional nuance, or at the very least, a daily challenge to their patience. These dogs don’t just look good in a photo. They’ve got that mental spark. Some learn language patterns, others anticipate behavior shifts, and a few practically demand a philosophy degree just to train.

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Why Your Raccoon Roommate Is a Biohazard, Not a Pet

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Sharing your house with a wild animal sounds quirky until the parasites, lawsuits, and chaos show up.

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Keeping a raccoon might sound edgy and alternative until you realize you’ve essentially moved in with a trash panda that doesn’t believe in boundaries. People post TikToks of raccoons eating cereal and wearing hoodies like it’s a vibe, but behind the scenes is a bacteria bomb with claws. Cute isn’t the same as safe, and once they mark their turf, it’s your deposit and dignity on the line.

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