Dog Facts

There are more dog myths floating around than there are dog facts. How do you know what to believe when someone tells you something about your pet? The following list of the 19 biggest myths about our furry friends. How often have you heard, for instance, that dogs can’t see colors or that you must be the alpha or pack … Read more

Due to their affectionate nature, dogs are likely to show us love. Knowing that dogs enjoy being around people, learning that one doesn’t like you can be pretty upsetting. It’s bad enough when a strange dog refuses to allow you to pet it. But it can be disappointing when you bring a new dog into the family, and they don’t … Read more

It isn’t easy to think of anything that dogs don’t enjoy – most dogs are simply loving and excitable creatures who seem to enjoy everything! We all know that dogs enjoy playing, petting, eating all day, sleeping, and running on the beach. On the other hand, dogs have preferences and behaviors that humans are unaware of and are unique to … Read more

You might not even be aware that your dog dislikes what you do. Dog irritants are different from those of humans. Dogs generally don’t like being hugged, are not allowed to sniff, have any routine, and do other things. Even the most relaxed dog will dislike some human behaviors. For sure, some things like veterinary visits or grooming cannot be … Read more

Although all the toys, cozy beds, treats, and designer collars in the world can’t express to your dog how much you adore them, you are not afraid to show them. How can we express our love for our canine friends in their dog language? That is a fascinating question because, even though we frequently believe we are giving back in … Read more

If you share your home with a dog, you are probably aware of the special behaviors that they sometimes show. Dogs may not appear as strange as cats, but they exhibit a fair share of genuinely perplexing behaviors. Many canine social and body language cues are complex for us humans to interpret. In this article, we’ll discuss 14 odd dog … Read more

Dogs sleep between 8 and 14 hours per day, and puppies at least 11 hours, mostly 18-20 hours. You may have noticed that your dog sleeps in various positions and has different behaviors, but did you know that each snooze position and behavior has a meaning? Let’s say it short: your dog’s sleeping position can show you more about how … Read more

When a dog reaches sexual maturity, which is usually around a year old, it can start reproducing; whether the dog is a male or a female, its breed will determine whether breeding is appropriate. Smaller species can reproduce after six months because they frequently mature sexually early; however, larger breeds should wait until 18 months old. Male dogs generally can … Read more

No, a dog cannot get a cat pregnant and vice versa. Both are from different species groups – dogs belong to Canidae Family, whereas cats belong to Felidae Family. Cats have 38 chromosomes, whereas dogs have 78 chromosomes. In addition, they have different types of chromosomes. Their genes are, therefore, far too dissimilar to one another. And these prevent the … Read more

Many owners of female dogs may want to get an answer about if their dog gets period cramps. The answer is: yes! Because the female dog heat cycle is similar to a woman’s menstrual cycle in many ways, it is reasonable to assume that your dog is uncomfortable and may even experience cramping and mild pain during her heat cycle. … Read more