Perhaps you know someone with thin skin. You may feel like you’re walking on eggshells around them, as anything even slightly negative can get her into a tizzy. That’s not too different than living with a sensitive dog. Psychologists have determined that our pets have the emotional capacity of a 2.5-year-old child. They can feel […]
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Dogs have much more powerful noses than humans. While humans have about 6 million olfactory receptors, dogs possess 300 million olfactory receptors.1 A dog’s nose is often referred to as the compass that they use to navigate the world, and dogs even use scents to communicate and understand the world around them. With how different
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Obviously, the word “dog” is used for our canine companions in English-speaking countries. But that doesn’t mean it’s a universal term—not by a long shot. In all languages, we have a word for these amazing creatures. Are you ready to learn about them? You may want to quiz yourself on how many you already know.
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When you look at a fresh litter of little puppies, you can see some pretty unique, extraordinary colors. But what’s the deal with how drastically some dogs’ coats change as they age? It’s a phenomenon that’s pretty common—especially in certain breeds. In this article, we want to show you the puppies that most commonly change
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