Imagine a situation where your pet, who has been the centre of your attention, suddenly gets sidelined because of a new entrant into the home.

Our furry animals can be our best friends. In fact, we do so much for them. We feed them, take them for walks, play games with them and eventually make them feel a part of the family.

Sharing a bar of chocolate, shy glances at the girl next door, a group of boys looking at a girl passing by, romancing at a bus stop… Teenage romances are all the rage in television commercials.

A layperson wouldn’t be able to spot the difference between a Purple Sunbird, Large Grey Blabber or a Red-Wattled Lapwing.

Here kitty, here here,” calls out Ashish to his six-months-old kitten, Snuggles. He’s trying his best to train her but to no avail. It’s a familiar story with most pet owners.

Oh, that’s dope! You feeling good today? Fo-shizzle!” Don’t understand what this sentence is trying to say? Worry not. You will soon be able to grasp the meaning of terms like ‘dope’ and ‘fo-shizzle’ once American rapper Snoop Dogg’s dictionary is on the stands. Yep, you got that right. The 39-year-old singer wants to take out his very own ‘doggitionary’ with meanings of the terms he regularly uses.

Who would have thought that we would hear a Senegalese American R&B performer singing a Hindi item number?

A layperson wouldn’t be able to spot the difference between a Purple Sunbird, Large Grey Blabber or a Red-Wattled Lapwing.

If you’re in the habit of reading the famous lasagna-eating-Monday-hating Garfield comics, you will know that he is capable of keeping himself entertained.

Each one of us has a favourite animal/pet movie.