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It's fine to play tug of war with your dog            Another commonly repeated bit of conventional wisdom is that you s...
31/10/2020

It's fine to play tug of war with your dog

Another commonly repeated bit of conventional wisdom is that you shouldn't play tug of war with your dog, because it will cause behavior problems, especially if you let him win the game. This is also largely a myth. A study tested dogs on a set of behavioral measures before and after playing tug of war and found that they increased on a quality called "obedient attentiveness," regardless of whether they won or not. There was no effect on a measure of confidence, so no evidence that the dogs became bossier or more "dominant." The most playful dogs did seek more play and attention after being allowed to win, so just don't let them win every time.

Puppies are born blind and deaf                 Newborn dogs are still developing, according to Psychology Today, so the...
15/10/2020

Puppies are born blind and deaf

Newborn dogs are still developing, according to Psychology Today, so their ear canals and eyes are still closed. Most puppies open their eyes and respond to noises after about two weeks.

Do you have a dog that experiences separation anxiety? Try leaving some clothing with him that you’ve worn. It’s been pr...
02/10/2020

Do you have a dog that experiences separation anxiety? Try leaving some clothing with him that you’ve worn. It’s been proven that the scent you leave behind on your clothes can help ease your dog’s separation anxiety.

Dogs have wet noses because it helps to absorb scent chemicals.
22/09/2020

Dogs have wet noses because it helps to absorb scent chemicals.

Tail wagging has its own language                   If your dog excitedly wags their tail, it means they’re happy to see...
12/09/2020

Tail wagging has its own language

If your dog excitedly wags their tail, it means they’re happy to see you, right? Not necessarily. According to Discovery.com, dogs wag their tails to the right when they’re happy and to the left when they’re frightened. Wagging low means they’re insecure, and rapid tail wagging accompanied by tense muscles or dilated pupils can signal aggression.

Butt Sniffing         We are going from the cute head tilt to the disgusting butt sniff. Why do they do this? A dog snif...
02/09/2020

Butt Sniffing We are going from the cute head tilt to the disgusting butt sniff. Why do they do this? A dog sniffing a butt is the equivalent of a human shaking a hand. They are saying, “Hi, it’s nice to meet you.” They are also trying to get to know the other dog or person they are sniffing.

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