Perhaps some day we will be able to have a meaningful conversation over the phone with our dogs, as technology progresses in impressive leaps. Until that happens, we can be satisfied with the ability of our dogs to still call us on their own. The device we are talking about is a ball that has an embedded sensor. Once the ball starts rolling, there is a signal that is sent to the computer which … [Read more...]
Team saves 40 dogs after roof of kennel is torn off by Storm Arwen
40 dogs were saved after a storm ripped through Trimdon and tore the roof off of a kennel that was housing 40 dogs. Once the roof was ripped off, rainwater destroyed some of the equipment inside such as dog bowls and their blankets. All of the dogs were rescued and weren't hurt. They were put into a temporary accommodation while the workers of the kennel are fixing the building and trying to get … [Read more...]
The Ability of Humans to Recognize Their Dogs by Scent Alone
It may seem ironic but studies have shown that humans are able to recognize their dog by scent alone. Dogs are often thought to have a very strong sense of smell and ultimately they do, as their ability to recognize scents is about 1000 times stronger than a humans. However, human beings are still able to recognize biological scents including the smell of their dog. There are some things that make … [Read more...]
Is a dog really good for home security?
When it comes to home security, many people wonder if a dog actually has value for protecting their home. Ultimately, this depends on the breed of the dog as well as the size. For example, a small little poodle is not going to deter anyone from breaking into your home. A pitbull on the other hand will scare them away. Most burglars say they will always opt for a home where there is no barking. So … [Read more...]
Here’s What Every Pet Parent Needs to Know About Valley Fever in Dogs
Valley fever in dogs is spread by breathing in spores which are found commonly in the Southwestern United States and in Mexico. Dogs get valley fever directly from soil as the valley fever fungus is released into the air and then can be inhaled by your dog. Dogs are not the only animal that can get infected with valley fever, as cats and even humans are susceptible as well. Luckily, valley fever … [Read more...]
Polypoid Cystitis In Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments
Polypoid cystitis in dogs is a medical condition afflicting that bladder. It can cause ulcers and polyps on the surface of the bladder. Symptoms include urinary problems (high frequency, difficulty and blood) and loss of appetite. Causes of the condition include bladder stones and urinary tract infections, with older dogs being more susceptible. Veterinary treatment is required and may include a … [Read more...]
Dog acts uneasy on nighttime walk, only for a lion to appear to owner’s horror
A TikTok video featuring Sam Pepper and his dog has been viewed nearly 12 million times. In the video, the dog walks ahead of its owner, apparently spooked by something in the night. It turns out to be a lion cub, which causes the dog to run away. Pepper added a caption to the video saying his dog's senses are better than his own. One commenter to the video suggested that the lion was just … [Read more...]
World’s Wealthiest Dog Is Selling Miami Estate For $32 Million
Once owned by Madonna, the worlds wealthiest dog is selling the Miami estate for 31.75 million dollars. The dog, a German shepherd named Gunther VI, is worth about half a billion dollars. German countess Karlotta Liebenstein died in 1992. Having no children, she left her entire fortune to the shepherd which is now worth $500000 thanks to strategic ventures and property investment. Gunther IV is … [Read more...]
Types of Police Dogs and How They Use Their Noses
The training of police dogs is rigorous and costly, taking up to three years to complete. Most dogs specialize in certain odors. Narcotics dogs are trained to identify the smells of marijuana, cocaine and other drugs, while bomb detection dogs learn to sniff out certain chemicals. Dogs trained to identify a person's unique scent can be used for man trailing or search and rescue missions. Cadaver … [Read more...]
Dogs ‘Look into Souls,’ Comfort Police, SD Firefighters Suffering High Stress
Firefighters in San Diego have a yellow lab-golden retriever dog named Genoa that helps them fight the stress of the rigors of their job. They spend time petting and interacting with the dog after calls and their stress is relieved. Genoa helps the firefighters reset their day and bring balance to them after stressful job interactions. The Fire Chief Colin Stowell stated that the year of Covid, … [Read more...]
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