Behaviour

One question that often perplexes dog owners is, “Do dogs get tired of barking?” While the incessant barking might tire you out, what about your furry friend? This article delves into the science and reasons behind canine vocalization to answer this intriguing question. The Physiology of Barking Vocal Cords and How They Work Dogs have […]

When it comes to expressing affection, humans and dogs have their unique ways. While humans may resort to hugs, words, and yes, kisses, dogs have a different language altogether. The question that often arises is: Do dogs know what kisses are? In this article, we delve into the fascinating world of canine cognition to explore

Dogs, known for their diverse range of vocalizations, often leave their owners puzzled when they don’t exhibit certain behaviors, like howling. If you’ve ever found yourself asking, “Why doesn’t my dog howl?”, you’re not alone. Many dog owners have the same question. This article aims to shed light on the reasons behind this silent behavior

If you are a dog person like many others, you might find it hard to resist their cute faces and not smother them with cuddles and pettings. So, fellow dog lovers, have you ever wondered if your four-legged fur friend enjoys the pats you lavish it with? Fear not, in this article we will delve

In popular belief, cats and dogs are considered natural foes to each other. But in fact, they can be good buddies if trained and socialized. The aggression in a dog towards cats or vice versa depends on the circumstances and personality of the pets. It is the responsibility of every owner to look into the

Do father dogs love their puppies? There is no one answer to this question. It depends, but father dogs generally do not recognize their puppies. With that said, read on to learn more about this to have a better understanding of why father dogs don’t necessarily love their offspring. Do male get attached to their

Sometimes, you may notice your pet dog or a street dog dragging their bum on the carpet or ground in circles. This unusual behavior is called “dog scooting”. Is scooting normal for dogs? Yes, it is normal for dogs to do scooting to get relief from itching, pain, and irritation around the area of their

Biting and chewing are considered normal behaviour of dogs. But it can be annoying for the owners when dogs start biting or chewing everything things. A leash is also one of those objects which become a normal victim of a doggy or puppy. If the leash is non-metallic, then it is almost possible that your