内容摘要：Noticing your cat getting thinner or heavier with age? That’s not something to ignore. Unexplained changes in weight can be early clues to issues like diabetes, hyperthyroidism, or kidney disease. It’s a good idea to monitor their body condition regularly and talk to a vet if anything feels off.

Noticing your cat getting thinner or heavier with age? That’s not something to ignore. Unexplained changes in weight can be early clues to issues like diabetes, hyperthyroidism, or kidney disease. It’s a good idea to monitor their body condition regularly and talk to a vet if anything feels off.

Chase, climb, dig, and solve—Jack Russells approach the day like it’s full of opportunities. They need more than a walk around the block to remain balanced. Activities that combine speed and focus, like agility drills or scent games, keep them sharp. These breeds also thrive on short, high-intensity training sessions that let them think on their feet.Training a Doberman works best when it’s clear, consistent, and part of daily life rather than isolated sessions. Their attention span holds well through repetition, especially when commands tie into real tasks or routines. Dobermans are composed under pressure, rarely acting without reason, and they tend to watch humans closely before stepping in.

Even though many of them look similar, there's no question that dogs are one-of-a-kind. Of course, plenty of pups have qualities in common based on their breed, genetics, or pure coincidence, but when it comes down to their mannerisms and preferences, no two dogs are exactly the same.Dog lovers wouldn't have it any other way! Pups are so entertaining and endearing, although some, like @pooknoot's, can be a bit strange, too. The way this dog accepts a treat from his dad is the oddest thing!

Even though this dog dad has been attempting to go viral for his, it was his pup's bizarre behavior that has millions of people talking. Some viewers feel downright creeped out by the strange way he takes the treat, but you'll just have to see for yourself.

What in the world was that? The unbreaking eye contact and slow backing up were unnerving to say the least, but I can appreciate this

in navigating his steps in reverse."So very often when I asked for an explanation, I was told that I was the one who was failing," Day says. "So the language of infertility is very much the language of failure, which is partly why I'm so interested in exploring failure through my podcast is because of these experiences."

"It puts the onus on women, and it is very often women who feel that — particularly if you are a kind of type A perfectionist, which I think I was — and you are used to putting in the work and hopefully getting the results, this is something that you cannot possibly control by being quote unquote, 'a good girl.' And I found that really difficult on top of all of the hormones."She was then advised to try in vitro fertilization (IVF), which she started during the beginning of 2014. After two rounds of IVF, Day was again unsuccessful in getting pregnant after transferring an embryo.

"And again, there was no explanation for that. So I turned the sense of failure inwards, and it was actually talking to a friend of mine that really helped me kind of recategorize that experience," she explains. "And I told her I was failing to respond to the drugs, and she said, 'Maybe you're not failing to respond to the drugs. Maybe they're failing you.'"Describing that chat as a "lightbulb moment," Day says reframing the way she thought about failure changed how she saw the experience of fertility medicine. She took a break from IVF and ended up getting pregnant naturally, but had the first of three miscarriages at the end of the year in 2014.