🐾6 Good & Bad reasons your dog Paws you.

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The special dog days keep coming & don’t we all love these…10 April is National Hug Your Dog Day (As if we need a reason🥰)..& 11 April is National Pet Day when we can share even more good times together.

And we’re here to help deepen the bond with this weeks quick & easy digest of the best dog understanding smarts with a happy splash of feelgood.🙂

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TODAY’S TREATS

• 🐾6 Good & Bad reasons your dog Paws you.

• 7 fun games that make your pup smarter.

• Thirst Aid tips for your woofers water needs🧊

• Is this the perfect dog & dogmum date night?🥰

• Into the Dogaverse…The Artful Dogdger.

FACT or FLUFF??

‘Dogs don’t get sunburnt’

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OK..NOW WHAT? (Your Questions Answered)
Is my dog pawing me good or bad?

Is pawing good or bad? Actually it can be either.

Dog communication can be a bit puzzling at times, Let's dive into 6 reasons behind dogs pawing behavior & whether it's a good or bad sign.

• Attention-Seeking: Dogs may paw at their owners as a way to seek attention, whether it's for food, playtime, or simply some pats on the head.

• Potty Break: Your pooch might be pawing at you to signal that they need to go outside for a bathroom break.

• Stress & Comfort: Pawing could also be a sign of stress or a need for comfort, showcasing the strong bond between dogs & dog parents.

• Communication: Sometimes, dogs paw to communicate that they want something to stop, so it's essential to pay attention to their behavior cues.

• Scent Detection: Dogs have a keen sense of smell, so if your dog is repeatedly pawing at a specific spot, it could indicate a scent they find unusual or discomforting.

• Veterinary Care: In some cases, pawing may be a sign of injury or illness, prompting the need for a visit to the veterinarian for proper evaluation & care.

If the pawing persists or seems concerning, it's crucial to observe your dog's behavior carefully & consider seeking veterinary advice to ensure their well-being.

Understanding and responding to your pup's cues can help strengthen your bond & ensure a happy and healthy relationship with your precious pooch.🐶

Learn more about pawing here 

POOCH & PAWRENT
Woof Wellbeing

🌟 7 fun games that make your pup smarter.

What’s better than dog edutainment?😀 Let's make learning fun for your pooch with these engaging enrichment games that also teach valuable lessons.

1. Chase (you): Teach your dog to pay attention & respond to you, improving their recall training.

2. Fetch: Enhance obedience training & teach your dog to drop items upon request.

3. Find Your Treats: Develop your dog's sniffing skills & mental stimulation while keeping them occupied.

4. Hide-and-Seek: Improve your dog's recall skills & focus, teaching them to search for you.

5. Family Circle: Teach your dog to recognize & respond to specific people's names, enhancing their listening skills.

6. Tug: Promote impulse control & teach your dog to respond to cues like "take it" & "drop it."

7. Red Light Green Light: Enhance impulse control & listening skills by responding to cues while playing.

Great ways to have some quality bonding time with your pooch while keeping them mentally sharp & physically active! 🧐🐕‍🦺

Get more of these enrichment game details here.

🌟Thirst Aid tips for your woofers water needs.

Let's chat about something crucial for our dogs - water! Something simple but oh so important.

Just like us, water is a key player in keeping our pups healthy & happy.

The recommended amount of water for your pooch is about 1 ounce (30 ml) per pound (0.5kg) of body weight each day? However, this can vary based on factors like breed, size, age, and even where you live.

Keep an eye on your dog’s water intake to ensure they stay hydrated & vibrant!

So why is water so essential for our dogs? Apart from quenching their thirst, water plays a vital role in various bodily functions. From regulating body temperature to assisting in digestion & nutrient absorption, water is a true superhero for our dogs' well-being.

Always make sure to have fresh and clean water available for your dog.

But how do you know if your dog needs more water? Look out for signs like panting, dry nose, or lethargy, which could indicate dehydration.

It's also crucial to keep an eye out for any sudden changes in your dog's thirst levels as it could be a sign of an underlying health issue.

If you're ever in doubt or notice anything unusual, don't hesitate to reach out to your vet for guidance because a well-hydrated pup is a happy pup!🐶 

Get more detail on dog water needs & signs here

QUICK SNIFFS
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OH MY DOG
Is this the perfect dog & dogmum date night?

So heartwarming🥰. Now here’s a gorgeous & special way to spend precious time with an older pup.

Watch & enjoy how wonderful dog mum Vicki has a formal date night with adorable Zeus.

A beautiful reminder of how important & special every moment is with our pups as we celebrate National Pet Day with them🐕

🐶FACT or FLUFF??...Answer.  Fluff

Dogs with certain sun sensitive pigmentation & thin or light-colored fur can get sunburnt

INTO THE DOGAVERSE
Charles Dickens Dogs - The Artful Dogdger

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