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For our series '20 Questions' Aaron Hirschhorn, CEO and co-founder of DogVacay, talks about how he connects with his family, how he stays focused and more.

These big businesses have gone to the dogs.

Several legal experts differed in their assessments of Disney's potential legal liability in the attack, but most agreed the company would have a strong impetus to quickly settle any case.

With no real hobbies to speak of, this billionaire spends his time loving animals, perfecting work-life balance and generally making the world a better place.

Watch out for cute little Mister Whiskers. He could be carrying a nasty parasite known to potentially tip off temper tantrums and other aggressive behaviors.

The staff at Entrepreneur walked away with more than just the warm fuzzies.

Our tails are already wagging with excitement.

The pet industry will always be booming, and it's not just because of the puppies.

It's the first in Hasbro's line of 'companion' pets for the elderly.

Cassidy the cat's fate seemed sealed when he was born in the woods and lost his hind legs. But thanks to modern technology, he has a new lease on life.

Created by a 22-year-old New York University student, Vetigel stops bleeding in seconds.

Extended middle finger included.

From the dog that couldn't grasp the concept of an escalator to the eagle that destroyed a drone, here are some of the most epic encounters between animals and modern gadgets.

It's called 'the ARK.'

Researchers from University College London found that when rats dream, their brain activity suggests that they are trying to work out different ways to get to the things they want, like food.

Don Featherstone was 79. His kitschy lawn ornament is still standing.

Pho-dog-raphy is nothing to bark at, humans. It packs all the feels.

A former toy maker turned inventor shares the story of one of his first big victories in entrepreneurship.

Mophie, the mobile battery-case company, wants to rescue your battery while raising awareness about animal adoption.

McDonald's $50 million investment in Chipotle in 1998 was a bit of a mixed blessing for the burrito giant.

The more we try not to offend in marketing, the more people we encounter who find offense to everything.