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.…
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…
Most dogs eat worms out of curiosity. Dogs explore the world by sniffing and chewing. If they see a worm wiggling in the dirt, they may put it in their…
When a dog sits down abruptly (in situations where they normally wouldn’t), there is likely a health issue at play. The dog might be suffering from arthritis or hip dysplasia,…
The most common reason for a dog to growl at a child for no apparent reason is fear. Children can sometimes be a little too rough with dogs. If your…
If your dog won’t eat out of their bowl anymore, it’s likely due to one of the following reasons: The food has changed, the bowl is dirty, you got a…
Several studies have shown that dogs can understand laughter. According to a study by Patricia Simonet, dogs have their own way of laughing, which doesn’t sound anything like ours. Dogs…
At six months, puppies typically sleep around 16-18 hours per day. This includes nighttime sleep and naps throughout the day. Adequate sleep is crucial for their growth and development. Key…
Dogs are most attracted to the colors red and yellow. These are also the colors they see best. The dog’s retina only consists of two types of cones. The lack…