#dog-behavior

#dog-behavior

Rescue dogs, especially those from abroad, may take a long time to adjust and cannot be expected to fit the ideal family pet mold.

Dogs can experience January blues due to changes in routine and owner emotions, requiring owners to pay extra attention to their pets' behavior.

Lili Chin's books aim to clarify dog behavior and training through whimsical illustrations and insights into community dogs.

Dogs scoot to relieve discomfort, often due to anal gland issues or other health concerns.

Dogs communicate through eye contact, distinguishing between serious stares and affectionate gazes.

Dogs do not inherently enjoy crates; positive associations must be created for safety and comfort.

Dogs fart during sleep due to relaxed muscles, which is normal behavior.

The unpleasant smell of dog farts can result from their diet and digestive health.

Humping behavior in dogs, like that of Chester, is common and usually not a cause for concern.

Understanding dog body language can help prevent child bite incidents.

Most dog bites occur in familiar settings, often involving known dogs.

Many prevailing myths about dogs misrepresent their behavior and emotions, impacting owner expectations and relationships.