Agnieszka Pilat is not your typical artist. She doesn’t use brushes, pencils or even her own hands to create her artwork. Pilat, who was born in Poland and now lives in the U.S., spent months teaching ...

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Draw for Paws kicked off its Grandpaws Initiative with the residents of The Virginian Senior Living Community, who painted pictures of adoptable senior dogs Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE.

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Sunday Morning correspondent Bill Geist visited with Tillie, the canine creator of a number of impressive paintings. When, and if, you think of dog art, you probably think of traditional oil paintings ...

MOUNTAIN TOP — With a photo of their pets set next to them, along with a palette of colors mixed by their instructor, 31 amateur artists put their brushes to canvas, creatiung images of their beloved ...

Here is how you can make your own DIY dog leash holders at home. For this DIY, you will need a wood plaque (or more if you ...

In 2013 a zoo in China tried to pass off a Tibetan mastiff as a lion to visitors. At 2017 SEC Media Days an adorable Maltese became a tiger. “It’s hair dye, it lasts eight weeks at a time,” Tiger Jake ...

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Pilat, who was born in Poland and now lives in the U.S., spent months teaching three of these four-legged machines named Basia, Vanya and Bunny to hold a paintbrush in their "mouths" and move them ...