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Dogs / Behaviour

Elevated Bowls Aren't Always Better

There is a widespread belief — perpetuated by many pet product brands — that elevated feeding stations are universally healthier for dogs, supposedly aiding digestion and reducing neck strain.

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Dogs / Behaviour

Common Behaviour Problems in Dogs and How to Fix Them

Most behaviour problems are not signs of a bad dog. They are signs of an unmet need, whether that is exercise, mental stimulation, or clear boundaries. Here are the issues Indian dog owners run into m

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Dogs / Behaviour

The Reasons Why Dogs Howl

Howling is one of the oldest forms of canine vocal communication, inherited from wolf ancestors, and it still serves real communicative purposes in domestic dogs today.

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Why Does My Dog Get Zoomies?

A dog suddenly tearing around the living room or garden at top speed, tail tucked, ears back, tongue flying, is one of the more entertaining sights in dog ownership, and it has an official name: a fre

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Dogs / Behaviour

Nystagmus in Dogs: Understanding Rapid Eye Movements

Nystagmus is the term for rapid, involuntary eye movement, where a dog's eyes flick back and forth, up and down, or in a circular pattern without the dog controlling it. Seeing it for the first time i

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Dog Hiccups: Why They Happen and How to Help

Just like people, dogs get hiccups, and in most cases it is nothing more than a harmless little spasm of the diaphragm. The sound is unmistakable, a rhythmic hic that can last a few minutes and then v

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