Popular YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, widely recognized as Flying Beast, has come under heavy criticism from netizens after sharing a video about his pet dog, Mau. In his latest vlog, titled Where Is Mau?, ...

Around 8:45 a.m., I manage to free myself from bed, throw on clothes, and stumble outside to walk my dog. I’m not a morning ...

Gaurav Taneja, aka Flying Beast, explains why his pet dog Mau has been absent from his videos, revealing that the dog was moved to a farmhouse due to family reasons, sparking mixed reactions from fans ...

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Life with a dog is full of joyful, if sometimes baffling, two-way conversations — and as their companions and caregivers, we know when they're happy and sad. Well, perhaps not it seems. According to ...

“But Cotton loves to eat it.” The little dog is so wild about the sweet treat that her mum secures her chocolates in a locked container. It’s solid and requires twisting to open. While it ...

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