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9. Dogs Can Sniff Out Medical IssuesService dogs don’t just perform tasks and guide their humans—they can sniff out medi...
16/03/2023

9. Dogs Can Sniff Out Medical Issues

Service dogs don’t just perform tasks and guide their humans—they can sniff out medical emergencies, too! Commonly called medical alert dogs, these pups can be trained to detect changes in blood sugar (diabetes alert dogs), oncoming seizures or bouts of narcolepsy, changes in blood pressure, and more. Some medical alert dogs are even trained to smell cancer.
Medical alert dogs are trained both to alert their owners, and to perform responsive behaviors like deep pressure therapy, searching for help, or keeping the area around their owner clear for their safety.

8. Dogs Get Jealous TooWe have learned a lot about canine behavior in the past decade, including that dogs can feel comp...
15/03/2023

8. Dogs Get Jealous Too

We have learned a lot about canine behavior in the past decade, including that dogs can feel complex emotions like jealousy! When your dog looks resentfully at you petting another dog, snaps at a dog trying to take their bone, or steals someone else’s treat, they’re probably feeling jealous.

7. Dogs Can Dream Like Humans 😴Dogs, and other mammals like rats, have vivid realistic dreams like humans! Research show...
12/03/2023

7. Dogs Can Dream Like Humans 😴

Dogs, and other mammals like rats, have vivid realistic dreams like humans! Research shows that dogs experience brain activity while sleeping that is similar to brain activity during play or exciting events. With this in mind, dogs may indeed be reliving their day, or chasing squirrels in their dreams.

6. Dogs Have Between 100–300 Million Scent ReceptorsDogs use their sense of smell to interact with and understand the wo...
09/03/2023

6. Dogs Have Between 100–300 Million Scent Receptors

Dogs use their sense of smell to interact with and understand the world around them, just like we use our vision. Dogs have sophisticated noses, and some highly adept breeds like Bloodhounds have as many as 300 million scent receptors!

To give you some idea of how powerful a dog’s nose is, humans have only 5-6 million scent receptors in our noses.

Made from high-quality stainless steel, this grooming pet comb can be used for both dogs and cats. Durable, corrosion-re...
09/03/2023

Made from high-quality stainless steel, this grooming pet comb can be used for both dogs and cats. Durable, corrosion-resistant and easy to clean, this stainless steel pet comb will keep your pet's coat healthy, shiny and tangle-free, while also providing a relaxing, bonding experience for you and your furry friend!
CHECK IT OUT: https://leelu.com.au/products/grooming-pet-comb

5. Dogs Have 3 EyelidsLike humans, dogs have an upper and lower eyelid, but they also have a third eyelid called a nicti...
07/03/2023

5. Dogs Have 3 Eyelids

Like humans, dogs have an upper and lower eyelid, but they also have a third eyelid called a nictitating membrane. This eyelid is tucked behind the lower eyelid in the corner of the eye and is a milky white/pink color. The third eyelid extends when dogs sleep, when they need extra protection (like when pushing through underbrush), and in response to injury or inflammation.

When the gland of the third eyelid becomes pr*****ed, this can cause the third eyelid to protrude permanently, causing something called cherry eye.

4. Tail Wags Can Have Different Meanings Don’t let a wagging tail fool you, tail wags can have different meanings depend...
06/03/2023

4. Tail Wags Can Have Different Meanings

Don’t let a wagging tail fool you, tail wags can have different meanings depending on speed and placement, and in combination with other body language behaviours. 🐕

For example, a tail that is straight up in the air and wagging very gently probably means your dog is alert, agitated, and unsure of their circumstances. On the other hand, a neutral tail held loosely and wagging freely tells you that your dog is feeling happy and relaxed.

3. Dogs Can Sense Human Emotions 🥲😁😋Your dog knows how you feel! Dogs can read facial expressions and gestures, changes ...
04/03/2023

3. Dogs Can Sense Human Emotions 🥲😁😋

Your dog knows how you feel! Dogs can read facial expressions and gestures, changes in body language, and can even identify how we are feeling through our tone of voice. Dogs can successfully identify emotions like fear, anger, sadness, and happiness.

2. Dogs Know The Impact of "Puppy Eyes" 👀Have you ever wondered if your dog is trying to manipulate one more treat out o...
03/03/2023

2. Dogs Know The Impact of "Puppy Eyes" 👀

Have you ever wondered if your dog is trying to manipulate one more treat out of you with their puppy dog eyes? Well, they probably are.

Dogs are especially adept at reading our reactions and will lean into certain behaviors to get the desired result. Because humans react so strongly to puppy dog eyes, dogs are more likely to break out this behavior when they want something. Dogs don’t make puppy dog eyes when we aren’t paying attention, and very clearly use this behavior to communicate with their humans.

02/03/2023

Playing with a scratch post has NEVER BEEN MORE FUN!😻
Our unique mushroom shaped scratch post comes with interactive toys that will make your feline friend amused and entertained for hours! 🐈
Click on the link below to check it out: ✌️
https://leelu.com.au/products/cat-scratch-post

1. Did You Know That Human Yawns Are Contagious for Dogs Too?🥱You know when you see someone yawn, and you can’t help but...
02/03/2023

1. Did You Know That Human Yawns Are Contagious for Dogs Too?🥱

You know when you see someone yawn, and you can’t help but yawn, too? Well, yawns are also contagious for dogs! Dogs will yawn sympathetically with both humans and other dogs.

It’s important to know that dogs also use yawning as a form of body language communication. Yawns are known as “calming signals,” something dogs use to tell each other to relax, to show that they aren’t aggressive, or to signal submissiveness. Dogs usually use yawns when they are stressed or overwhelmed.

We all know dogs have been ‘man’s best friend’ for thousands of years, but there’s loads more to our four-legged friends...
01/03/2023

We all know dogs have been ‘man’s best friend’ for thousands of years, but there’s loads more to our four-legged friends which makes them really amazing🥰
Every day we are going to share an interesting fact with you, so you can learn more about your pooch! 🐕
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