Why Do Dogs Scratch The Bed? [Canine Comfort Habits]
Dogs scratch their beds due to instinctual behavior inherited from their wild ancestors, who did so to create a comfortable sleeping area and to mark their territory with scent from …
Behavior
Do Dogs Like Hugs? [Canine Affection Preferences]
Dogs’ reactions to hugs vary individually. While some may tolerate or enjoy them, others might feel threatened or uncomfortable. It’s important to observe a dog’s body language to understand their …
Why Does My Dog Keep Jumping On Me? [Behavior & Training]
Dogs jump on people to get attention, express excitement, or seek physical contact. It’s a behavior often reinforced unintentionally by people responding to it, either positively or negatively. Key Takeaways …
Why Does My Dog Follow Me and Not My Husband? [A Strong Bond]
Dogs may follow one person more due to stronger bonding, association with positive experiences (like feeding or playtime), or feeling more secure with that individual’s presence and behavior. Key Takeaways …
Do Puppies Breathe Fast When Sleeping? [Puppy Respiratory Rates]
Puppies often breathe faster when sleeping compared to adult dogs. This is usually normal and due to their higher metabolic rate and the rapid growth phase they are in. Key …
Why Does My Dog Burp After Eating? [Is This Normal?]
Dogs may burp after eating due to swallowing air while gulping down food, especially if they eat quickly. It’s a normal bodily function to release trapped air in the stomach. …
Can Puppies Chew on Sticks? [Safe Chew Options for Young Dogs]
Puppies can chew on sticks, but it’s not always safe. Sticks can splinter and cause choking or gastrointestinal issues. It’s safer to provide specially designed chew toys for puppies. Key …
Why Do Dogs Nibble on Blankets?
A dog’s brain releases endorphins when it nibbles on an item. Your dog nibbles on a blanket because the endorphin release makes them feel happy, safe, and content. Anxious or …
Do Dogs Know What They Look Like? [Canine Self-Recognition]
Dogs may not have a clear understanding of their own appearance. They primarily rely on scent and not visual recognition. Mirror tests have shown mixed results in dogs recognizing themselves. …
Why is My Dog Peeing While Walking?
The most common reasons dogs pee while walking include excitement, anxiety, marking territory, old age, and overhydration. Peeing while walking could also be a sign of a medical condition such …