Dogs go stiff when they die due to a process called rigor mortis, a condition in which the muscles temporarily stiffen after death. But dogs are not the only ones that go through rigor mortis. Any animal that dies gets it too, including humans.
As the muscles decompose a bit, hours to days later, depending on the temperature, the muscles become soft again. That's why steaks aren't stiff.
Amazing dogs can take a lot of the same medications and supplements that humans can, not all but some. For stiff joints both people and animals need glucosamine. Glucosamine is also given to older horses to help with stiff joints. Talk to your veterinarian about specific dosages for your dog.
Not all dogs come from the wild. Originally, every animal was from the wild, but now some select breeds of animals are breeded urbanely such as dogs, cats or birds.
pump the clutch pedal until it feels stiff. this may take a while. when it becomes stiff hold it to the floor. have a helper turn the bleeder screw on the slave cylinder. air bubbles and some fluid will come out of the bleeder screw. thighten the bleeder screw and repeat the sequence until there is no air coming from the bleeder.
Some are probably already trained, plus, some dogs from pet stores may have come from an illegal puppy farm.
they dont hold there hatchlings at all some good info
The dead body was already stiff when I found it there.
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Some sled dogs die in the service of their duties, one of which is to pull loaded sleds. As the loads on sleds is decreased, the population of the dogs is similarly decreased.
While some pine boards may be stiff, pine is generally considered to be a softwood.
Their owners might have had their voce box removed.
They are used to help hold bones etc. while eating. Some dogs with larger dewclaws use them for better balance when running. Some dogs do not use them at all. It depends on the size of the dog and breed.
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