Dog Behavior

yes a big dog and a small dog can get along, at first they might be scared of each other or not used to another dog around, but eventually they will get used to another and get along just fine. It helps when you get both the small dog and big dog when there are little puppies so they will grow up with each other kind of as the same size but one will just keep growing, but the smaller dog will already know hat dog and trust him/her. But you can get them when they are both adults too, they just might not adjust as fast.

Neutering itself does not directly prevent anal gland infections in dogs. However, it can sometimes reduce the risk by lowering hormone levels that can contribute to issues like anal gland impaction. Regular expression of the anal glands by a veterinarian or groomer is the most effective way to prevent infections.

Wolves may lick your face as a sign of affection, as a way to bond and strengthen relationships within their pack or with humans. Licking also serves as a grooming behavior in wolves, similar to how dogs groom each other by licking.

Dogs may act hungry for various reasons, such as lack of proper nutrition, boredom, or underlying health issues. It's important to provide a balanced diet, ensure they're getting enough exercise, and consult a vet if the behavior persists despite meeting their dietary needs. Avoid overfeeding to maintain a healthy weight for your dog.

DOGS TAIL stands for "Descend on Ground Surface Tactical Air Insertion and Landing." It refers to a military operation where troops are inserted onto a battlefield using aircraft for tactical purposes.

Staffordshire Bull Terriers are generally good with children, known for their affectionate nature. However, like all dogs, individual temperament can vary, so proper socialization and training are important. Staffordshire Bull Terriers do not have a tendency to bite more often than other breeds when properly trained and cared for.

It is not recommended to feed dogs Slim Jims or any other processed meats high in salt, preservatives, and artificial ingredients. These can be harmful to a dog's health and may lead to digestive issues or other complications. It's best to stick to feeding them dog-friendly treats in moderation.

The term 'aggressive' varies. Aggressive towards what. Aggression Towards Animals: All terriers, some working dogs, and some herding dogs.

Aggression towards People: Depends. Chow-Chows can be very aggressive, but the same with poorly bred GSD, Dobermans, Rottweilers, Jack Russel, Mastiffs, Akita, Chihuahuas, etc.

Its poor genetics and poor upbringing that create an an aggressive dog.

Yes, dogs do indeed eat puppy feces. They eat small amounts when grooming or licking the anus to help stimulate defecation in puppies. They may eat larger amounts of feces to clean up after the puppies. That has a role in the wild of helping to hide from predators. The puppy waste may draw predators, and eating it gets rid of it.

Dogs have a strong sense of smell and they may be checking the scent of the food and exploring it before eating. Some dogs also have natural instincts to 'hunt' for their food, so this behavior might be a playful way for them to interact with their food.

This is a very good mix, I had a husky collie, he had shorter hair than a collie and was loving and extremely intelligent. A lot of people would agree that this mix is very good, he was protective yet very sweet. I am currently searching for another husky collie mix since.

Get a can of pumpkin, not pie filling- give him a tablespoon... works wonders for digestion in dogs- I give my dog pumpkin three times a week... if he doesn't go in a day or so or if he looks like he's straining or having a hard time call your vet... good luck

Dogs are instinctively hunters, and squirrels trigger their prey drive by running and making quick movements. This can excite dogs and spark a chasing behavior that might appear as dislike or aggression towards the squirrel.

Eating poop is extremely dangerous and can result in severe illness or death due to the harmful bacteria and parasites present in feces. It is not safe or healthy to consume feces under any circumstances. If you or someone you know has consumed poop, seek medical attention immediately.

To prevent your dog's paws from sliding on hardwood floors, try using dog booties or socks with grippy soles. You can also trim your dog's nails regularly to improve traction. Additionally, consider using rugs or non-slip mats to provide secure footing for your dog.

Yes. Like all animals, if you move any part of your body for a while if burns calories. Although I'd guess that dogs do not burn a significant amount of calories wagging their tail compared to going for a walk.

It's just a dog thing, he wants to greet them in the honourable doggie manner, which is to slobber all over them...


They've probably fed him left-overs that they don't eat while your there and you havn't.

Yes, dogs can eat cod in moderation. It is a good source of protein and nutrients for dogs. Just make sure the cod is cooked thoroughly, boneless, and free from any seasonings or additives that may be harmful to dogs.

Healing of a partially torn ligament is slow because its hundreds of fibrous strands are poorly vascularized, meaning they have limited blood supply. This hinders the delivery of nutrients and oxygen necessary for efficient healing and repair processes.

no they cant, defiantly not if its concealed or legal

check the area where the dog bites and pulls the hair out, it could be that there is a fleabite, cut, bug or several other problems like mange ( a parasite) or an allergy. If you cannot see anything and are not sure what to do take the dog to the vet for a check up.

Dogs may lie upside down as a way to cool off by exposing their belly to the air, or to stretch their muscles. It can also be a sign of trust and relaxation, as it leaves them in a vulnerable position.

Cats and dogs lick their genitals as a way to keep themselves clean. It is a natural grooming behavior that helps maintain good hygiene. Additionally, licking can also provide relief from any itching or discomfort in that area.

Yes, K9 dogs can get along well with golden retrievers. Both breeds are known for being social, obedient, and good-natured animals, which can help them form a strong bond and work effectively together if they are properly introduced and trained.

No, it is not safe or healthy to eat your own feces. Feces contain harmful bacteria and toxins that can cause serious infections and illness if ingested. It is important to practice proper hygiene and sanitation to avoid any risks from fecal contamination.