Dog Behavior

the males pepe swells up to get stuck into the females vajaj to make sure sperm get in to breed or to have babies
Its normal...looks odd but its the way the male insures that he is releasing all the sperm and not letting any go to waste. The male just gets swollen and she tightens, so it will soon release, never try to pull them apart!!!!!!!

A dog's tendency to run can vary with the breed. Some dogs have a natural instinct to run or hunt for game. Beagles are notorious for running off if they pick up a scent. That is their instinct. Siberian Huskies are famous for running because they have a strong prey drive and an instinct to run. In some cases, these types of dogs can be trained to come when off leash. In others it just can't be done. It all depends on how strong the desire to run is in the given dog. These instincts will often be stronger in a younger dog than in an older one.

Then there are other reasons a dog may run away. They could have the urge to mate, particularly if they are not spayed or neutered. Dog's have a good sense of smell and can pick up the scent of a dog of the other gender from the distance. Or, a dog that is hungry or abused may try to get away.

If you vomit in school, notify a teacher or school staff member for assistance. They can help clean up the area and ensure you receive the necessary care. Stay hydrated and rest in the nurse's office until you feel better.

She may not think the pup is up to par, so she may be trying to remove it from the litter. This does not make her a bad mom, this is just a natural thing to do in the animal world. If it keeps up, you may have to separate and bottle feed it.

Your dog wont leave your cat alone, because in your dogs eyes, anything smaller is prey.

In the wild, the dogs just go for it and attack it.

Luckily our pets don't do that, but they still chase. Most likely want to play, and everyone knows that cats can't handle big or over hyped up dogs.

If it was trained as a pup not to chase anything, then you'd have a happy cat not being chased down. If not, then you're going to have to train him yourself.

Possibly have him on a lead, and let the cat walk by, if your dog does not move, then give him/her a cookie.

Do it again, if your dog pays no attention or what so ever, then that's great, give him/her a cookie.

You will have to do this exercise for as long as he/she goes on command to leave your cat alone.

I hope this was good advice.

Newborn puppies typically begin attempting to walk around two to three weeks of age. At this stage, their coordination and strength are developing, and they may wobble or stumble as they start to explore their surroundings. By four weeks old, most puppies are able to walk steadily.

Biting ears can be arousing for some people due to the proximity of the ear to sensitive nerve endings, making it a erogenous zone for many individuals. The act of biting can also create a mix of pleasure and pain sensations that heighten arousal. Additionally, the ears are an intimate and often overlooked area, so focusing attention on them during intimate moments can be perceived as a unique and exciting sensation.

Your dog may be snapping at insects or dust particles in the air. It could also be a playful behavior, an expression of excitement, or a way of releasing excess energy. If the behavior persists or seems excessive, it's a good idea to consult with a veterinarian to rule out any underlying health issues.

No, pit bulls do not have black tongues. The color of a dog's tongue typically ranges from pink to blue-black. This misconception likely stems from the fact that the Chow Chow breed is known for having a completely black tongue.

Pit bulls were originally bred by crossing bulldogs with terriers in 19th-century England for bull-baiting and later dog fighting. The resulting breed was strong, agile, and loyal. Over time, as these practices were outlawed, pit bulls were bred for companionship and became popular family pets known for their loyalty and affectionate nature.

Dogs may chew their toenails if they are too long and bothering them. It could also be a sign of anxiety, boredom, or a behavioral issue. It's important to regularly trim your dog's nails to prevent them from needing to chew on them.

Pacing is not a normal behaviour seen in content and stimulated dogs. If your dog is showing this behaviour, it may be because it is not getting sufficient exercise and is bored. You should consult your veterinarian if the behaviour persists.

Most likely your female is not in what is referred to as "standing heat" yet. A female will be in heat for close to three weeks. During most of this time males will show interest but the female will just flirt and play with the male. For a time period of three to five days she will be in standing heat where she will present herself to the male; meaning she will actually stand there and let him mount her. To assure that a breeding takes it's not a bad idea to have them tie on the first day of the standing heat then every other day until she is not receptive any more.

The adults get as large as an American Pit Bull Terrier. They shouldn't get larger than 67 pounds as an adult. They eat dog food like any other dog breed and as far as I know, aren't prone to allergies. White colored dogs with pink skin from any breed may be allergic to wheat products so you should try to get dog food without wheat. But if it doesn't have pink sensitive skin, then just feed it regular dog food.

Small animals live in hedges like cats, dogs, small birds, etc. The one animal that surely does not live in a hedge is a hedgehog.

High noises bother dogs because they have much more sensitive hearing than humans. Noises above certain frequencies can be painful or overwhelming for them, causing discomfort or anxiety. This sensitivity is a natural trait that helps dogs detect prey or threats in their environment.

The average menstrual cycle for a Rottweiler is typically around 6 months, but it can vary between 4-12 months. The heat cycle itself usually lasts about 2-4 weeks, with ovulation occurring around the middle of the cycle. It's important to monitor your dog's cycle for any abnormalities and consult with a veterinarian if necessary.

It depends on how the laws are written where you live and it depends on any contract you have signed with the walker (and if the walker is an LLC or another form). Probably the dog walker is liable since the dog was his or her responsibility, but a dog bite is sometimes the owner's responsibility anyway depending on the law. Consult with a lawyer if you need to, but if you have a biting dog you also need to address your dog's socialization and training--the leading cause of death of pet dogs is when they are put down due to aggression showed to other people or dogs, and if you don't correct your dog's behavior with professional help, you are risking the death of your dog due to your negligence.

No, dogs staring at their owners doesn't necessarily mean they want to fight. They may be seeking attention, waiting for a command, or trying to communicate something else. It's important to consider their body language and overall behavior to understand their intentions accurately.

It's important to carefully manage your dog's interactions with other animals to ensure everyone's safety. Consider consulting a professional trainer or behaviorist to work on desensitization and counterconditioning techniques to help your dog become more comfortable around other animals. Always prioritize your dog's well-being and never force interactions that may cause stress or anxiety.

Dogs may urinate on people to show submission, excitement, or to mark their territory. It could also be due to anxiety or unfamiliar surroundings. Consulting a veterinarian or animal behaviorist can help address and modify this behavior.

It depends on what type of frog they have eaten. If it was a poisonous frog they could be very sick or die. I would think most dogs would be smart enough not to do this since these frogs do not taste very good. I have had a dog chew on a toad which made him foam at the mouth for about ten minutes. He did not actually eat the toad but showed no ill effects once I removed the toad.

It depends on how they're raised and trained. Like any other dog, Chow Chows need to be socialized so they learn appropriate behavior with other dogs, people, and places. When properly trained, they behave just as well as any other dog. When not properly trained, they can behave just as badly as any other untrained dog.

To help a dog be well-socialized with other dogs, let them stay with their mom and litter until at least 8 weeks of age. They learn a lot about dog behavior from their mom in that time, so it's important not to cut it short. Then, encourage them to be around other dogs - at dog parks, at friends' houses, etc. so they continue to be around other dogs and continue to learn dog behavior from older dogs. Older dogs are more tolerant of mistakes in puppies and will gently correct them; when the same behavior comes from an adult, they won't accept it as well. That's why it's so important to start socializing a dog early.

Your need to call your vet ASAP and let him know what is going on with the dog, she should not be shaking six hours after delivering. There are several things that could be causing her to shake or shiver. She could have a high fever or have developed a uterine infection. There is also the possibilty that she still has another puppy, that for some reason, she wasn't able to deliver, or she may not have expelled the afterbirth yet. She could also be bleeding, or possibly in shock. Check to see if her gums are pink or blue; if they are blue, then she is not getting enough oxygen and needs vet care immediately. But in any of these possibilities, you need to talk to your vet immediately.