Dog Behavior

Yeah usually their pawls and certain areas just not the whole body like a cat

To a point, but not like a cat. Dogs need brushing, their ears cleaned every so often and baths. Sometimes dogs will lick each other's ears or even each other's teeth. Some dogs may groom their paws, but this is usually from an irritation of some sort or a bad habit of the breed than grooming.

Unlike humans, one of the few places that dogs can sweat is their tongues.
By keeping their tongues out dogs can cool down.

anywhere from 1 to 2 weeks and when they open there eyes r blue

Poodles have hair instead of fur causing them to be non-shedding and hypoallergenic. They have dense, curly, non-shedding hair that grows year-round and requires regular grooming. The thick coat allows for warmth to major joints when the dogs were immersed in cold water (this was what they were originally bred for - to go and grab birds shot out of the air that fell into the water) - and the coat is trimmed/shaved back in areas to lessen drag in the water. Breeders are going to select dogs with a particular coat type and breed with them, while a dog that has a thinner coat is less likely to be used in a breeding programme - the result is a breed with a thicker coat - which is more exaggerated in a show ring scenario.

I am no shrink but what I think would be a good way is to get a gentle quite dog and have be with it let him see that the dog is harmless, and as he begines to trust dogs more introduce him to more enerjetec and friendly dogs.

It is usually 5 - 8 weeks. but the bigger the pp the longer it feeds

maybe because they are to tired to jump up

Dog bites heal because it almost the same as a cut you have something in your blood that are like disk the block any blood from flowing out of a cut and help the cut heal that is what happens with a dog bite but make sure to clean the cut as well a dogs mouth may carry allot of bacteria

The liver is pretty high in fat and protein and might cause diarrhea. If you want to feed your pup this, then just mix in a small amount of the liver into his or her regular dog food. Make sure you are feeding a good name puppy food, not just some cheap generic brand.

Yes it does. If a dog has a litter the puppies, the litter and size of offspring affected.

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Dogs have the skills and knowledge that the other pets listed above does not have. The sensitivity to protect their owner, play with their owner, listen to their owner, and guard their owner at anytime night or day. The dogs great sense of skill is how they have a relationship with their owner.

no, the breed is very sweet and loving the only reason people say there mean is because there used in dog fights (in the pit)

Puppies are very playful when they are young because they are very energetic. They have a bunch of bottled up energy that they HAVE to get rid of. Play is also the way that they discover their limits with people and what they can do and get away with.

Its natural for puppies to chew. They, like human babies, explore their surroundings with their mouths, and will also chew more when teething.

Lots of chew toys, and toys like the Kong you can stuff with food are good toys that hold the puppy's attention. It is ideal to teach the pup a "leave" or "drop it" command, so you can easily take things from your puppy's mouth. The best method for this is to take the object away from the puppy and give him something that is even more prized - such as his favourite toy or treat.

Its not "doing" - its humping. Humping has very little to do with dominance, and only a small chance it is a sexual-based behaviour. Most of the time, it is because the dog is anxious or over-excited, and humping is said to help relieve the building stress. It can happen both during play or after nerve-racking events.

Such behaviour can be trained out, either with "Stay/Leave It" commands, or to distract the dog with a favourite toy or playtime activity. Identifying when and where the dog begins humping is ideal, as this helps you avoid these scenarios, or if they are unavoidable, maintain the dog's attention in another way before he becomes too stressed.

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Humping another dog is definitely a sign of dominance. This is the most common sign.

If you're craving some, why not go to the humane society? That's a ridiculous question.


Which ethnic groups eat horses? Which ethnic group eats pork? Which ethnic group eats beef?


Really. What relevance does this serve?

Only certain human food prepared a certain way can be fed to dogs. Many human foods are not able to be processed well and will cause pancreatitis which a very serious illness. The rule of thumb is to never feed your pet human food.

Dog often express allergies in the pads of their feet. Where we might itch our eyes or skin, they tend to lick or chew their feet.

Probably a good idea to head over to the vet to make sure it's not something more serious.

Dogs don't perspire from the heat the way that humans do. It is their way of the body trying to cool down. If a dog is panting (breathing fast, heavy) when its tongue is out, summer OR winter, it is a sign that the dog needs water or it will become dehydrated.

The droppings of any other animal, including another dog's, can be dangerous to a pet dog because it can contain any number of parasites capable of giving it a serious illness, or deadly in the case of parvo or heartworms.

Mostly because of yeast infections in the intestines. See your vet!!

There are several dog breeds that are considered to be among the meanest. The pit-bull, Doberman, Rottweiler, and the Akita are all powerful breeds that can cause a lot of damage. However, if you are looking for the dog most likely to bite someone, it is the Chihuahua.

When grooming go slow and easy. If needed put a leash on the dog so your dog wont scramble to run away or run at you. Speak softly and praise him or her when they remain calm. If you are using tools like a brush or scissors, let your dog sniff the object and slowly move it closer to them. Let the dog see it the first few times you use it and when it gets more comfortable you can go a little bit faster. REMEMBER dogs have fears just like we do. If they don't want to do it your way try something else instead. Just remember that you are in charge and you make the final call.