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"I work long hours and it is the only time I take for myself," the financial trader told Newsweek.

"He is just a loafer that loves to be comfy," said the cat's owner.

"My plan about giving this cat a peaceful end of life failed, but I'm happy it did," said the cat's new owner.

The American Kennel Club says that the best way to train dogs commands is through using positive reinforcement practices.

The TikTok video, which has been viewed over 18 million times, shows the service dog supporting Katie through a devastating flare-up.

"This is seriously the best thing I've ever seen," wrote one commenter on the viral videos, while another posted: "This is beyond adorable."

"Awww, he's going to be the best big brother ever," one user commented under the post of the viral TikTok video.

"Bernese mountain dogs are the best breed in the world for young kids," one user commented under the post.

"I'm a stickler for making my wife and kids turn off all lights when they are not in that room," said the frustrated homeowner.

"I'm unsure if they are from a human or animal, but many people in the comments speculate that it could be a cremated dog inside the urn," the shopper said.

Using Walmart epoxy resin, edible glitter and paint, Lauren elevated her bathroom sink.

An etiquette expert told Newsweek how the woman and her relatives could reconcile their relationship and move forward.

A series of cats and dogs barely awake, sleeping or just looking drowsy after receiving the anesthetic from clinic staff.

"I was happy he remembered me, but it's mostly amazing to see how lucky Dennis is," the rescuer told Newsweek.

"I'm sure her owners are grateful of this little quirk," read one comment.

"What does it taste like?" asked one comment about hte video that has garnered over 167,000 views.

The AKC writes that golden retrievers can be playful and energetic.

"Note to self, when getting a puppy and going on holiday, keep important documents safe," said one commenter on the viral post.

The woman was praised for telling her future sister-in-law that she would not give her the dress to use.

"Bean couldn't contain herself and just kept running in and out of the flat like a little comet," the dogs' owner told Newsweek.

An author told Newsweek how the Redditor could have responded to the other woman.

The plan to not offer alcohol or soda drinks at the wedding was received poorly by family and friends.

"It's a combination of confusion and curiosity," the cat's owner told Newsweek. "She can't understand why I would willingly submerge myself in water."

A therapist told Newsweek how people can support someone who is recovering from surgery at home.

"It's by no means a replacement for humans, but rather it could be a splendid tool in the hands of veterinarians," the dog's owner told Newsweek.

Warrior's owner told Newsweek: "I have never seen a cat do this before." Viewers wrote that playing the viral video out loud got their pet's attention, too.

In an exclusive poll of 1,500 U.S. adults on behalf of Newsweek, 50 percent of men said that the heart emoji shouldn't be used at work, but women disagreed.

Tons of commenters on the viral video said that their dogs react the same way when they get home from work.

The Wellbeing Trust says that positive affirmations and mantras could be used as a way to practice body positivity and self-acceptance.

"It's giving 'get off the grass' by The Princess Diaries," one user joked.