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_39britain39s-smartest-dog39-border-collie-knows-all-the-names-of-his-231-toys.webp "Martin Morris, 48, has been teaching seven-year-old Max the names of his toys since he was 12 weeks old. Along with his wife, hospital cleaner Helen, 49, Martin has spent £1,115 on toys for Max - and now claims he can recognise every single one.")
_great-japanese-singer-anybody-know-her-name-youtube-facebook.webp "Ryan Mao")
_japan-takes-cringe-names-to-the-next-level.webp "Japanalysis")
_britains-smartest-dog-border-collie-who-knows-the-names-of-all-231-of-his-toys.webp "Meet “Britain’s smartest dog” - a border collie who knows the names of all 231 of his toys. <br/><br/>Martin Morris, 48, has been teaching seven-year-old Max the names of his toys since he was 12 weeks old. <br/><br/>Along with his wife, hospital cleaner Helen, 49, Martin has spent £1,115 on toys for Max - and now claims he can recognise every single one. <br/><br/>They shout the name of a toy - such as 'Hector the hedgehog' - from another room, and Max can root through seven bags of toys to find the correct one.<br/><br/>Martin, a taxi driver from Shrewsbury, Shropshire, said: “Max is a very talented boy - we think he should be famous.<br/><br/>“We’ve got seven wash baskets, overflowing with toys. We’re at 231 now, and he knows every one of their names.<br/><br/>“You can test him all you like - even with toys that haven’t seen the light of day in a while. He’ll still recognise it.”<br/><br/>Martin and Helen adopted Max - born from two working sheepdogs - from a farm in Manchester.<br/><br/>The “name game” has become a nightly ritual ever since - and the couple insist it keeps the pup sharp. <br/><br/>Martin said: “It’s taken us seven years to get to this stage - we read about the US collie called Chaser, who knows the names of 1,022 toys. <br/><br/>“But I don’t think any dog in the UK has managed to surpass 231 - making our boy the smartest. <br/><br/>“We’d buy Max a toy pretty much every week - Hector the Hedgehog, Sophia the Squirrel and Deeno the Dino, to name a few.<br/><br/>“And every night, before we go to bed, we play the name game.”<br/><br/>The “name game” involves Martin and Helen calling to Max from their bedroom, after lining a selection of his toys up on the floor.<br/><br/>They shout a name to him, and he has to run and identify the toy. <br/><br/>Martin says the hound has always been able to do this without treats, or any other incentive. <br/><br/>“We’ll go, ‘where’s…’ in an exaggerated voice - and then say the name of the toy. <br/><br/>“And off he’ll pop, looking for toys on the floor.<br/><br/>“He’ll smile at us afterwards, with this big smile that looks like a human’s.”<br/><br/>The couple have no plans to stop testing Max any time soon - and still buy a new toy for him every week. . <br/><br/>Martin added. “His favorite is Leo the Lion - he’s the first one we ever bought for him, and he still remembers him.”")
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_39super-needy39-dachshund-hates-breaks-during-snuggling-sessions-with-human-dad.webp "Anybody who thinks that dogs have it easy is out of touch with reality. Confused? Well, let this chucklesome video explain! <br/><br/>Shared by Rachel, the clip features her adorable Dachshund, Frankie, being burdened with the responsibility of reminding his human dad that breaks during petting sessions are not allowed. <br/><br/>Every time the belly rubs stop, Frankie takes it upon himself to ensure they continue, radiating uncontainable cuteness in the process.<br/><br/>\")
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_don39t-name-your-child-without-watching-this.webp "Gail Minogue")
_four-in-10-adults-have-gone-at-least-three-days-without-talking-to-another-person-face-to-face.webp "More than four in 10 adults have gone at least three days without talking to another person face-to-face, according to research.<br/><br/>A study of 2,000 adults discovered 40 per cent have also experienced the feeling of being lonely – despite constantly being surrounded by other people. <br/><br/>Those aged 18-24 were found to suffer the most (60 per cent), with 38 per cent of women feeling this way compared to just 30 per cent of men. <br/><br/>It also emerged 28 per cent have felt lonely while at a social event, while a quarter of worker have felt alone at their job.<br/><br/>Despite this, 43 per cent believe bonding with someone through a shared experience would make them feel less alone.<br/><br/>The study was commissioned by dance fitness brand, Zumba, which has documented two people who have experienced loneliness as they took part in a class together for the first time.<br/><br/>A spokesperson said: “Loneliness can affect anybody, and our research has revealed that it is not exclusively linked with being physically alone.<br/><br/>“Despite having plenty of social contact, many people still experience feelings of loneliness, probably as a result of lacking real human connection.<br/><br/>“This connection can come from a shared experience, such as a group fitness class. <br/><br/>“It is no surprise that many friendships are formed in classes like ours, but what is less obvious and perhaps more powerful, is the positive effect of simply sharing the class experience for an hour with others whom you may not have formally met or spoken to.”<br/><br/>The study also found only 14 per cent ‘often’ talk to others about their feelings of loneliness, as 62 per cent believe there is a stigma around it. <br/><br/>But 35 per cent find it difficult to talk to or interact with new people, despite a fifth claiming to be sociable.<br/><br/>And 44 per cent believe that even with lots of friends, it is still possible to experience a feeling of loneliness.<br/><br/>Confidence, anxiety levels and sleep are the top things those polled, via OnePoll.com, feel are negatively impacted from being lonely. <br/><br/>While 42 per cent said their sleep worsens when they feel lonely, and 29 per cent see themselves as less attractive – with diet being affected for three in 10. <br/><br/>And 32 per cent would benefit from being part of a community or group with a third claiming a personal accomplishment would help reduce their feelings of loneliness.<br/><br/>Psychologist Anjula Mutanda, who has partnered with Zumba to help combat loneliness, said: “Human beings are by our very nature social beings and psychological research asserts that we need to belong, to relate to each other and feel connected to other people - this is how we survive and thrive. <br/><br/>“Therefore, feeling disconnected or cut-off from quality relationships with others, can negatively impact our mental and physical health – something which has been highlighted in the research. <br/><br/>“Experiencing loneliness can come in different forms and is uniquely felt by each of us.")
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