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What? A social networking sites for pets?
By AIE BALAGTAS SEE
MANILA, Philippines - The social networking frenzy has unbelievably extended down to animals, particularly to dogs. And as pet-lovers go gaga over this new trend, some predicts that pet social networking sites would become en vogue in the online culture. In an interview with GMANewsâ Trisha Zafra, blogger and Internet librarian Arnold Zafra said he found the idea of pet social networking incredulous until the hype unfurled before his eyes. âAt first hindi ako naniniwala. I canât believe na maraming ganoâng tao na nag nakikipag interact online para lang sa mga pets nila (At first I was skeptical. I canât believe that some people would actually interact online just for their pets)," Zafra said. He predicts that this new trend would be a hit as people would try to look for different niches to satisfy their interest, which according to Zafra is the main purpose of networking. âActually, âyun âyung trend ngayon eh. Kanya-kanya na sila ng niche. Kanya-kanya na ng statistics, tapos, interest. Actually âyan naman ang purpose ng networking (Itâs the latest trend. There are different niche, statistics and interest, which are actually the main purpose of networking)," Zafra added. The report said, these sites allow pet owners to involve their pets in social networking globally. Moreover, the report said, these sites allow owners to post their petâs pictures and list all of its favorite activities. The owner could also create their pet profile, especially on the animalâs likes and dislikes, or they could even blog about their petâs favorite toys and food. The report added, this new online frenzy is not just fun but it is also helpful for pet owners as site allow them to get involved in discussions and forums, and share their experiences on pet nursing. For one, Josephine Buenviaje, an owner of golden retriever named Matze, said she has learned a lot from www.dogster.com, where her dog is a member, as it offers educational tips on how she could take care of her dog better. âSa golden retriever masama âyung masyadong pinapalo or hinahawakan âyung hip (Iâve learned that itâs not advisable to tap golden retrievers on their hip)," Buenviaje said. - GMANews.TV
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