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He does like me actually when I'm not leaving for work
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He does like me actually when I'm not leaving for work
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Why Your Pet Is One of the Best Things for Your Health May is National Pet Month — a good time to recognize how much your animal companion quietly improves your health every day, and how you can give back in ways that improve their daily life, too. https://petsuites.com/why-your-pet-is-one-of-the-best-things-for-your-health/?link=social
Why Your Pet Is One of the Best Things for Your Health May is National Pet Month — a good time to recognize how much your animal companion quietly improves your health every day, and how you can give back in ways that improve their daily life, too. https://theanimalkeeper.com/why-your-pet-is-one-of-the-best-things-for-your-health/?link=social
grimace recently turned 9 years old, time is weird man
For the sous chef, gizzard stew is a serious business.
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Why do dogs jump on people?
Learn when you should start training a puppy and which skills to teach first to build good habits early.
🐾 Fun Dog Facts You Didn’t Know You Needed Today
🐶 Dogs Tilt Their Heads for a Reason
That dramatic little head tilt isn’t just for show. Dogs do it to adjust their outer ear shape so they can pinpoint sounds and read your facial expressions. They’re basically running a full emotional scan every time you talk to them.
🐕 Your Dog Has a One‑of‑a‑Kind Nose Print
Just like fingerprints, every dog’s nose has a unique pattern of ridges and bumps. Some companies even use nose prints for pet identification now — the future is weird and adorable.
🐾 Dogs Can Smell Time
This one always surprises people. Dogs can detect how strong or faint a scent is, which tells them how long ago something happened. That’s why they know when you’re due home — your scent in the house fades on a predictable schedule.
🐕🦺 Tail Wags Have a Secret Language
A wag to the right usually means happy, relaxed, and friendly. A wag to the left? More alert, cautious, or unsure. Your dog is basically sending emotional Morse code with their butt.
🐶 Puppies Start Life as Tiny, Deaf Potatoes
Newborn puppies can’t hear for the first couple of weeks because their ear canals are sealed shut. They navigate the world using warmth, scent, and touch — which explains why they pile into one big cuddle blob.
🐾 Dogs Dream Just Like We Do
If your dog twitches, kicks, or “runs” in their sleep, they’re dreaming. Dogs experience REM sleep, and researchers believe they dream about their daily life — you, their toys, the yard, the squirrel they almost caught.
🐕 Dogs Have a Built‑In GPS
Dogs can sense the Earth’s magnetic field. Some studies show they prefer to align north–south when they go to the bathroom. Yes, your dog is using cosmic navigation to take a bathroom break.
🐶 Dogs Understand Up to 250 Words
The average dog can learn 165 words, but the smartest breeds can hit 250+. They’re basically toddlers with fur, zoomies, and questionable snack choices.
