Rachael Ray, 56, has no kids and says her dog brings her a 'ray of light'

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Rachael Ray says she doesn't regret not having kids.

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A brief history of Elon Musk's pets, including a 'nasty' Yorkshire Terrier, a cat — and a hedgehog too

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  • Elon Musk said he once owned a "nasty, brutish" dog that liked biting people on the ankle. 
  • The Tesla CEO has occasionally posted about his pets, including dogs and a cat, on social media.
  • Here's a list of some of Musk's pets, including one that inspired a crypto meme coin.
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Pet prenups are the hot new divorce trend

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Scientists Want to See Videos of Your Cat for a New Study

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Dogs were played the sound of humans crying. Their reaction shows a unique emotional bond with us that other animals lack.

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Dogs have been with us longer than any other domestic species.

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Cats Grieve When a Fellow Pet Dies, Study Finds

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China's city dwellers will soon have more pets than toddlers, and there's one way investors can cash in on the trend, Goldman Sachs says

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Visitors pushing a baby carriage carrying three dogs at the International Shanghai Flower Show in Shanghai.
China will have more than 70 million urban pets and less than 40 million children under the age of four by 2030, Goldman Sachs said in a report.

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This $150,000 dog is the new status symbol

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This Svalinn-trained protection dog costs $150,000.

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According to New York Magazine, there's a new status symbol dog for the very rich. It's not a Goldendoodle (or any doodle mix) — or even anything you can fit in a purse.

Scientists studied 1,200 cats to determine why they scratch up furniture and how to stop it

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Scientists find that children can stress cats out so much that they're more likely to scratch up furniture, as a result.

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My partner gifted me a dog that became like a child to us. When we broke up, custody of the dog got complicated.

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The author's boyfriend gifted her a dog.

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