Why Do Dogs Like Being Pet?
Dogs love being pet as much as we love petting them. And while it may seem like they enjoy being touched because they just do, there is a science behind why dogs love being pet. Find out here.
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Why Dogs Vomit After Drinking Water: Key Causes & Fixes
Most of the time, it's not a serious issue, but dog owners should know what's normal and when to call the vet. Let's look at reasons that your dog might throw up water, starting with the least serious ones.
Do Dogs Sleep With Their Eyes Open? Debunking the Mystery
Do you ever catch your pup snoozing with one eye open? It's a strange and fascinating phenomenon that has probably made pet owners wonder. In this post, we'll explore the mysteries of why some dogs power nap with their peepers wide open.
Why Does My Dog Keep Running Away From Home?
There are a few possible reasons. Maybe your dog is feeling frustrated, anxious, or even afraid. Or, it could be that your dog's sexual drive is kicking in, and they are simply following instinct. Click to find out more.
Why Do Dogs Sleep on Their Backs? Canine Sleep Science
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.
Why Do Dogs Pant? The Science Behind This Common Behavior
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.
Why Do Dogs Sleep at Your Feet? Behavioral Science
Uncover "Why Do Dogs Sleep at Your Feet?" - a look into the deep bond, trust, and security dogs seek in the warmth of their owner's presence.
Why Do Dogs Howl When We Howl? Explained
From communication to bonding, your dog howls for a number of reasons. After all, it's one of the only ways that they can communicate. Check out our guide on group howling.
The Perfect Spot: Why Does My Dog Kick When I Scratch Them?
Most of us probably assume that it’s a sign of a particularly good belly rub. But do you know why your dog kicks their leg when you scratch them? We explain why it happens.