Like us, dogs man yawn because they're tired. However, they may also yawn due to stress or as a means of expressing comfort and contentment.
Usually when dogs tilt their head it's their way of communicating with you and expressing curiosity, which explains why it happens when you say walkies.
There are a number of reasons why dogs may bark, such as to gain attention, protect their territory or fear.
Have you noticed that your dog likes to perform a strange circling ritual before they lie down? This is due to ingrained instincts to nest and mark territory.
Dogs may pant for a number of reasons: cooling themselves down, expressing excitement or even due to stress and anxiety.
It's normal for adult dogs to sleep for the majority of the day, usually between 12-14 hours. Sleep is essential for their vitality, growth and development.
Dogs chasing their tail can be hilarious, but why do they do it? It's completely normal and occurs due to ancient instinct, breed traits and sensory stimulation.
Dogs usually get the zoomies as a result of playful interactions, but they can also occur due to excess energy or as a way of releasing tension.
Dogs may howl due to a number of reasons, such as separation anxiety, environmental stimulation, discomfort, anxiety and illness.
Dogs roll in poop for lots of reasons, such as ancient instincts, social bonding or claiming territory. Thankfully, this behaviour can be discouraged.
Dogs may stare at you for a number of reasons. The most common reason is that they're trying to get your attention for some much-needed love and attention.
Butternut Box Ambassador Meera, founder of Meera Puppins, shares her expertise on how to become a dog trainer. Including the training required, pros, cons and costs.
In dogs, tail wagging can have different meanings depending on the speed, position and direction. It is one of many ways that dogs communicate their feelings.
Dogs are pretty smart and often they just don't like being left alone. Here's a quick run through of how separation anxiety can affect your four-legged friends.
So, you’ve decided that one dog just isn’t enough. Well, we can’t blame you really. However, you may have some concerns regarding your current dog and how they may react to this new arrival.
Although not their own primary method of communications, research is suggesting that our dogs are learning to read our facial expressions.
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