It is important not to take flatus lightly. The researchers detail the outfit they used to evaluate the flatus in a section called “Collection and analysis for rectal gases”. This jacket looks similar to what companion dogs might wear in rain. However, the jacket also has a sulfur gas detector…
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A dog’s play sneeze can be just as adorable as a dog’s sneeze. A dog’s sneeze will often make their human laugh. This is a funny and hilarious thing, but it’s also quite curious. Dog sneezes may be common but they can also be very cute. Our canine companions close…
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Dog owners often underestimate how much sleep their dog gets. Owners who do not know the amount of sleep that a healthy dog requires can also miss sleep problems. Dogs typically sleep for between 12-14 hours each night. This includes day-time sleep and night time sleep. Puppy need more sleep,…
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There are many possible reasons your dog might be shaking. While your vet may decide whether you should seek treatment, keep in mind some of the causes of dogs shaking. Cold Weather Dobermans and Greyhounds alike can easily get cold from their thin coats. Some dogs can get cold even…
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It can happen to any breed of dog, and the reason for the behavior is often more significant than the breed. It could be that your dog is leaving his scent behind in your sheets. He could have a medical condition or be anxious, excited or nervous. Urinary needs are…
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Humping in dogs is a well-known behavior. Contrary many people’s misconceptions, humping/mounting is not a dominant behavior or sexual behavior. Humping may be observed when dogs are playing with each other, fighting during mating, and even when they’re bored. Dogs will incorporate many different behaviors in their play. Dogs can…
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No matter what you call your dog Shadow, chances are that Shadow will be your faithful companion around the house. Dogs often love or need to be accompanied by their owners. Although this is often a sign of interest in you by your dog, it can also indicate anxiety or…
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Research suggests that dogs spend an average of 11 hours sleeping per night. Dogs also spend a lot of time resting, with only a small portion of their day being active. Lions are known to sleep 16 hours a night and then rest for as long as 16 hours each…
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Whiskers. Whiskers are a way to make sure your dog’s mouth is always wet after he has had a drink. They also act as a fun bat for your cat if your dog gets too close. They are usually thickened on the muzzle, grow haphazardly along the cheeks and can…
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I was puzzled when my dogs suddenly wanted clay after they started digging in the yard last summer. It wasn’t harmful for them. Is it a sign of a nutritional deficit or parasites? My research turned up surprising theories about geophagia (the clinical term for eating or drinking clay). Why…
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