Why Dogs Chase Their Tails?
It’s pretty hilarious watching a dog chase its own tail. They look so funny running around. So what’s the reason for chasing their tails? Is it nothing more than cute behavior you can laugh at — or should you be worried?
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Do Dogs Know When They Are Dying?
The stories of dogs’ behavior right before their deaths led many to wonder if dogs know when they are dying. Since we can’t ask them, there is no way to know for sure. But let’s explore the question and discuss ways you can help your dog in their final days.
Why Does My Dog Walk and Poop at the Same Time?
Have you ever noticed your pup walking around in circles as they poop? Why in the world would they do that? We find out why dogs do this.
Why Is My Dog Twitching in Sleep?
A dog’s twitch is a muscle spasm, which is an involuntary contraction of a muscle or group of muscles. It’s most common in dogs between the ages of one and six, but can happen at any age, even in senior dogs.
Why Do Dogs Sleep On Their Back?
Dogs are quirky creatures. They do things that leave us scratching our heads. Dogs sleep on their backs for a number of reasons. Let's discover why they do this.
How Much Does a Husky Shed?
Like most canines, Huskies will drop fur from their coats throughout the year. Such fur dies and falls off, only to be replaced by new fur as a part of their natural coat regeneration. We break down husky shedding in this helpful article.
Why Do Dogs Kick Their Back Legs After Using the Bathroom?
Does your dog do this frequently? After using the bathroom, they stand up and kick their back legs out once or a few times before leaving the site. Why do they do this?
How Long Can You Walk Your Dog in the Cold?
With their furry coats, dogs don’t seem to be as affected by the cold as we are. But common sense tells us that it can eventually be too cold for them or that you should limit their time outside. But how cold is too cold?
Why Do Dogs Pant?
There are several reasons that your dog may be panting. What's important is understanding what constitutes normal panting in dogs and what is considered excessive panting.