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A perfect Storm
A perfect Storm

IOL News

time10 hours ago

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A perfect Storm

Storm Gulzar, a six-week-old Siberian Husky rusn on the charm to win July's pet of the month competition Image: Supplied Staff Reporter Meet our July winner and finalists in the Independent on Saturday's May Pet of the Month competition. This month winner is Storm a six-week-old Siberian Husky from Clare Estate, who narrowly beat his litter mate Koda to the title. Storm's mum said: "Storm is full of mischief and tiny howls. He brings endless energy to every moment. A cuddle bug at heart, his bright eyes already sparkle with adventure." Storm wins an exciting new prize open to all pet winners this year – an exclusive photoshoot from pet photographer Tilanie Grote worth R1 500. How to enter: Snap a photo of your pet showing its unique personality, with a sentence telling us why he or she is so special to you. Please review your picture regarding focus, cropping, extraneous backgrounds etc. Add your name, your pet's name, breed, age and the area you live in. Email it to Video Player is loading. Play Video Play Unmute Current Time 0:00 / Duration -:- Loaded : 0% Stream Type LIVE Seek to live, currently behind live LIVE Remaining Time - 0:00 This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color White Black Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Opaque Semi-Transparent Background Color Black White Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Opaque Semi-Transparent Transparent Window Color Black White Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Transparent Semi-Transparent Opaque Font Size 50% 75% 100% 125% 150% 175% 200% 300% 400% Text Edge Style None Raised Depressed Uniform Dropshadow Font Family Proportional Sans-Serif Monospace Sans-Serif Proportional Serif Monospace Serif Casual Script Small Caps Reset restore all settings to the default values Done Close Modal Dialog End of dialog window. Advertisement Next Stay Close ✕ Ad loading Supplied Litter mate Koda Gulzar, 6 weeks, another Siberian Husky puppy from Clare Estate. Image: supplied Playing with a favourite toy is Doodoos, a three-year-old mixed breed from .Umhlanga. Image: Suplie Prize: Winners will receive a photoshoot from pet photographer Tilanie Grote worth R1 500. Competition rules: The competition is open to all pets and only one picture may be submitted. Employees of Independent Media, the sponsor, their advertising agencies and their immediate families may not enter. The editor's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered next Pet of the Month feature will be published on August 30. Entries close on August 25 at noon. The competition will run until February 2026. An independent panel of judges will select the Pet of the Month. Because of space constraints, not all pictures will be published in the newspaper. However, every pet will be considered and all entries will be published on our Facebook page. Kiko, a 10-week-old cocker spaniel from Ballito is daddy's darling. Image: Supplied Trinity, 8, an English Bullterrier from Isipingo. Image: Supplied Danger, 6, is a Rottweiler from Merebank. Image: Supplied Lulu, 18 months, is a Boston Terrier from Reservoir Hills. Image: Supplied Skylar, 1, is an African Grey parrot from Malvern. Image: Supplied Bella, an 8-year-old cross breed from Phoenix. Image: supplied Lola, 7 months, cross between Boer bull and Husky, Phoenix Image: supplied Codi, 8, Cross Boerbul and Labrador, Durban North Image: Supplied

Spine-chilling video: Leashed Husky attacks woman in Gurgaon, sparks outrage online
Spine-chilling video: Leashed Husky attacks woman in Gurgaon, sparks outrage online

Time of India

time11 hours ago

  • Time of India

Spine-chilling video: Leashed Husky attacks woman in Gurgaon, sparks outrage online

A disturbing video from Gurgaon's Golf Course Road has surfaced online, showing a woman being attacked by a Siberian Husky during her morning walk. As reported by the Times of India, the incident took place on Sunday and was caught on CCTV, sparking concern over pet safety in public spaces. The footage has now triggered discussions on social media around responsible pet ownership, breed management, and safety in urban neighbourhoods. Woman bitten, dragged to ground despite dog being leashed In the CCTV clip from the society, the woman, seen walking alone along the footpath, is suddenly attacked by a leashed husky accompanied by its owner. The dog bites her and pulls her to the ground while the owner and two bystanders try to intervene. It takes multiple attempts, including physical force, to get the animal to release its grip. The woman was later taken to a hospital for treatment. 'No trigger, just lack of control': Online reactions Many who viewed the video raised questions about the dog's training and the owner's ability to manage such a strong breed in a public setting. The incident has sparked criticism and safety concerns among residents and social media users. Watch the viral video here: According to a comment under the video, 'There was no trigger here. Clearly, the husky is not trained or equipped to handle walking among a crowd of strangers.' Another user wrote, 'Your dog deserves a responsible human. Not someone who hides behind 'aww he's just excited' every time he lunges.' Public calls for clearer rules on dog ownership Several people online have demanded stronger regulations for pet owners, especially those with large or high-energy breeds. From leash control to behavioural assessments, the debate has grown louder with each share of the video. One user commented, 'This is really a very serious matter. This girl's life was in danger. Please keep such dogs away from public places.' Another wrote, 'There should be a mandatory checklist when you own a dog, starting with allowed breeds, owner-to-dog strength ratio, cleanliness inspections, etc.' No statement from authorities yet So far, no official comment has been issued by local authorities or law enforcement, as per the report. The video continues to circulate widely, as citizens call for urgent attention to safety and accountability.

Gurgaon woman mauled by husky during morning walk; watch
Gurgaon woman mauled by husky during morning walk; watch

Time of India

time19 hours ago

  • Time of India

Gurgaon woman mauled by husky during morning walk; watch

NEW DELHI: A woman on morning walk on Gurgaon Golf Course Road was seriously injured after being attacked by a pet dog, despite the animal being on a leash. The incident occurred on Sunday. CCTV footage from the society shows the woman, dressed in a red T-shirt, walking along the footpath when a Siberian Husky lunged at her. You Can Also Check: Gurgaon AQI | Weather in Gurgaon | Bank Holidays in Gurgaon | Public Holidays in Gurgaon The dog, which was under the control of its owner, bit her and dragged her to the ground, refusing to release its grip despite repeated attempts by the owner and passers-by to intervene. The video shows two bystanders attempting to kick the dog which eventually forced the animal to let go. The woman was taken to hospital for treatment. No police complaint has been filed so far.

‘Dogesh bro ghoomne nikle hai': Husky found ‘behind the wheels' in car causing traffic jam in Mumbai
‘Dogesh bro ghoomne nikle hai': Husky found ‘behind the wheels' in car causing traffic jam in Mumbai

Hindustan Times

time19 hours ago

  • Automotive
  • Hindustan Times

‘Dogesh bro ghoomne nikle hai': Husky found ‘behind the wheels' in car causing traffic jam in Mumbai

Mumbai's traffic is often unpredictable, with crowded streets and daily jams being a part of life in the city. But this time, a traffic jam occurred due to a bizarre reason. A viral video from Lokhandwala Main Market in Andheri West, Mumbai, captured a red car parked right in the middle of a busy road, with a pet dog calmly sitting on the driver's seat. A dog was seen on the driver's seat of a car parked in the middle of the busy Lokhandwala Main Market road.(@andheriloca/Instagram) In the now-viral video, a Siberian Husky can be seen sitting calmly in the driver's seat, with no one else inside, while vehicles behind were captured struggling to pass, as the car stood parked right in the middle of the road. The video was shared by @andheriloca on Instagram with the caption, 'Car parked right in the middle of Lokhandwala Main Market, Shockingly a pet dog was left sitting on the driver's seat.' Recently, there have been a few cases where people were seen leaving their pets alone in cars while travelling or hanging out nearby. These incidents have raised concerns about pet safety, especially in crowded or hot areas, where being left unattended can be dangerous for dogs. Check out the video here: Internet reacts: The video quickly went viral online, sparking strong reactions. Social media users called out the vehicle owner for irresponsible behaviour. Comments ranged from disbelief to anger, with people demanding strict punishment for such careless parking. One of the users, Naresh Shroff, commented, 'The dog's in the driver's seat, and the human's rotting like a stray in the street- evolution hit reverse today.' A second user, Tushar Gogia, commented, 'I know it's supposed to be serious, but the dog in the driver seat is just too cute.' Another user, Mehek Sharma, commented, 'Sadly, this is the state of the entire Mumbai. People just park anywhere, leaving very little space to drive.' A fourth took the route of hilarity while reacting. The individual wrote, 'Dogesh bro ghoomne nikle hai.' Some users even raised questions about whether leaving a pet alone in a vehicle like this is safe or responsible.

Which Dog Breed Matches You Best, Based on Birth Month
Which Dog Breed Matches You Best, Based on Birth Month

Yahoo

time22-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Which Dog Breed Matches You Best, Based on Birth Month

Which Dog Breed Matches You Best, Based on Birth Month originally appeared on Parade. Is there anything better than puppy love? Dogs are special companions that spiritually represent loyalty, bravery, and unconditional love. You may feel called to one dog breed more so than any other breed. One special pup resonates with your personality, strengths, and purpose. The connection you have with this dog breed could lead to having a one-of-a-kind soulmate. According to mystics and dog lovers alike, your birth month aligns with a dog breed meant just for you. Read on to find out which pup is destined to be your soul dog, based on birth month. What Dog Breed Aligns with Your Birth Month? Check for the month you were born for pro insights. NEXT: What Kind of Fairy You Are, Based on Birth Month January - You're a Poodle Those born in January are known for their classiness and prestige. January-born have an eye for value, which is why they resonate with the Poodle. This stunning, curly-haired pup captures January-born's poise and grace. The Poodle is highly sought after not only for its beauty, but for its brains. January-born may feel aligned with this intelligent pup, because the Poodle represents their intelligence. After all, who wouldn't love a well-groomed, elegant dog like the Poodle? All of the January babies can count their lucky stars to align with such a regal pup. February - You're a Siberian Husky Nobody can tell a February baby what to do. February-born are true wild cards. These individuals have strong, willful personalities that don't conform to any societal expectation. Like those born in February, the Siberian Husky is the kind of pup who marches to the beat of its drum. The Siberian Husky is notoriously rebellious. Known for its stubbornness and nonconformity, the Siberian Husky is unique—just like individuals born in February. It's game over once February babies and the Siberian Husky link up to inspire everyone to do their own thing. March - You're an Old English Sheepdog Sweet March babies are beloved for their easygoing, kind nature. Those born in March are known to be old souls, which may explain why they're so wise and caring. Of all the amazing pups to choose from, March-born aligns with the Old English Sheepdog. This shaggy dog is beloved for its mellow temperament and affectionate nature. Old English Sheepdogs make amazing companions, which is perfect for a March baby looking for their soul dog. March-born will never feel alone with the sweet, caring Old English Sheepdog. RELATED: Your Divine Calling, Based on Birth Date April - You're a Belgian Malinois April-born are remarkably energetic individuals who naturally align with canines of all kinds. While there are many high-strung working breeds to choose from, those born in April will gravitate to the Belgian Malinois. April-born may initially fall for this crazy pup, because they're nicknamed 'Maligators' for their impressive bite. The Belgian Malinois isn't for the weak of heart; they're notably intelligent pups with strong work ethics and never-ending energy. Luckily, April babies are up for the challenge of raising, training, and working with the infamous Maligator. May - You're a Pekingese Those born in May have an eye for beauty. May birthdays are aligned with Venusian energy, suggesting that these individuals are naturally attuned to harmony, style, and aesthetics. Although there are many chic dog breeds, May-born will instantly fall in love with the Pekingese. These tiny, long-haired pups were once favored by royalty. May-born know that a Pekingese mirrors their desire for impressiveness and sophistication. Aside from being beautiful, the Pekingese are beloved companion dogs. Between their splendid personality and regality, May birthdays cannot go wrong with the Pekingese. June - You're a Whippet Which dog breed can keep up with those born in June? Usually, these individuals are flighty, intelligent people who are always physically and mentally on the go. Of all the intelligent dog breeds, June-born will resonate with the Whippet. Known for their speed, Whippets are loved for their wit and playfulness. This whip-smart pup matches June-born's perceptiveness, making them an ideal match. June babies will love the Whippet's duality. There will be no shortage of fun, excitement, and stimulation when June birthdays find their soul dog in a Whippet. July - You're a Labrador Retriever July-born knows there's nothing better than the classics, and is there any other dog breed more classic than the Labrador Retriever? Affectionately known as 'Labs', this wonderful breed has been a popular choice for decades. Labs have an outgoing, friendly personality that those born in July cannot resist. July babies are naturally drawn to the Labrador Retriever because this dog is so beloved. Labs are exceptionally versatile, so this pup can fit into any July-born's life. If a July birthday needs a well-loved forever friend, the Labrador Retriever is an excellent choice. READ: People Born on These Dates Are Old Souls, Born Intuitively Wise August - You're a Jack Russell Terrier Those born in August are known for their mental agility, strong work ethic, and self-assurance. August babies have an assertive demeanor, which resonates with the tiny yet mighty Jack Russell Terrier. Don't be fooled by this dog breed's size; the Jack Russell Terrier gives the bigger working dogs a run for their money. Like August-born, Jack Russell Terriers are often underestimated until you see them in action. August-born will empathize with this restless pup, because the Jack Russell Terrier has a commendable "can't stop, won't stop" attitude. September - You're a Bloodhound If anyone can sniff something out, it's a September baby. Those born during this month are uniquely perceptive individuals. September-born are resourceful and intelligent, just like the Bloodhound. The Bloodhound is a notorious scent hound that can track pretty much anything. Known for their keenness, the Bloodhound's acute perception makes them an admirable companion. Like the Bloodhound, September birthdays are extremely good at getting down to the bottom of something. Both September-born and the Bloodhound can connect over their shared desire to know, find, and unearth something. October - You're a Scottish Terrier October babies stand out for having passionate personalities. Very little sways those born in October from doing what they love and pursuing their ambitions. October-born are unwavering, so they may see themselves in the feisty Scottish Terrier. Lovingly nicknamed 'Scotties', this little dog is well-known for having a big personality. Scotties are a rugged, spirited breed. October-born will resonate with the Scottish Terrier's bravery and restorativeness. Those born in October would greatly benefit from having a Scottie companion, because this pup can keep up with October-born's personality and energy. November - You're an Australian Cattle Dog "Born to be wild" is November's motto. Those born in November have independent, untamable personalities. November-born are aligned with their instincts and natural natures, which makes the Australian Cattle Dog their perfect companion. The Australian Cattle Dog is closely related to the wild Dingo, suggesting that their untamable cousin inspires the Australian Cattle Dog to resist yielding to just anyone. This dog breed is exceptionally tough and hardworking, so only very few get to experience their companionship. November-born will resonate with the Australian Cattle Dog's freedom-loving yet somewhat defiant attitude. FURTHER: The Color Palette of Your Aura, Based on Birth Month December - You're a Great Dane Power becomes those born in December. These wintery babies typically grow up to be authoritative individuals who know their worth. December-born are strong, proud people. The Great Dane's towering stance and gruffness complement December-born's energy. Despite coming across as intimidating, December babies will feel at ease with their gentle giants by their side. The Great Dane has a lovely personality that mirrors December-born's thoughtfulness and family-oriented attitude. December birthdays will resonate with this massive dog breed, because the Great Dane understands how to wield their power. Which Dog Breed Matches You Best, Based on Birth Month first appeared on Parade on Jul 18, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 18, 2025, where it first appeared. Solve the daily Crossword

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