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How can you explain when a dog play bow?

Dogs use playbows as a kind of body language. Dogs use it as a means of communication with people as well as other animals. That basically means that your dog is saying, "Let's play!" Read More...

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Why do dogs find it so enjoyable to lick you?

Dogs will lick you to show you that they love you and give you kisses, but there are a few additional reasons why you can get a slobbery hand or face. Although most dog owners view this frequent and mostly benign behaviour as a sign of their dog's affection, occasionally, licking can be an indication that your dog is experiencing mental distress. Find out more about the causes of dog licking and what people can do to put an end to it. Read More...

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What is the normal behavior of a dog?

Without a doubt, each dog is an individual with a distinct personality. However, almost every dog exhibits a few odd behavioral traits. You're not the only one who has ever questioned, "For what reason is he behaving that way? Dogs are going to be dogs. They'll come, bow, and cry out. In addition, they will dig up, chew, and bark. They can be cute or annoying, depending on the situation. What are typical dog behaviors? Let us investigate. Read More...

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Bad intentions or just clumsy? Fido knows

According to a new study on dogs, it seems Lucy wouldn't get away with pulling the ball out more than twice if Charlie had been a dog.

Oops Looks like your dog does understand you more than you think. The results of a recent study explains why my pup Cowboy quits the game when I fake a throw one too many times. Researchers used a unwilling-unable paradigm to study 96 dogs of various breeds and ages and discovered that dogs may be able to actually understand humans’ intentions. This paradigm measures whether an animal is…