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When humans yawn, it is usually a sign of being tired or bored. With dogs, yawning can mean much more than that. While dogs do yawn when they are sleepy, yawning is also an important form of communication and emotional regulation. Understanding why dogs yawn can help pet parents better read their dog’s body language and respond appropriately. Stress or Anxiety One of the most common reasons dogs yawn is stress. When dogs feel overwhelmed, uncertain, or uncomfortable, yawning

If you have ever stopped to watch your dog drink water, you may have wondered how they manage not to make a complete mess. Most of us grow up around dogs and never think twice about it. But when you really pause and pay attention, the process is surprisingly impressive. Humans scoop water into their mouths. Dogs do not. If we tried to drink the way dogs do, we would probably end up soaked and still thirsty. Thanks to slow motion footage, we now get a clear look at what is act

Cats and boxes: it’s a love affair for the ages. For most cats, nothing can bring as much joy as a simple box. For some cats, any box will do. For others, size matters, and preferences vary. While some cats prefer big, roomy mansion-sized boxes, others will wedge themselves into tiny little boxes, giving rise to the “if it fits it sits” meme. Have you ever wondered why cats are so drawn to boxes and other enclosed spaces like baskets and suitcases? Instinct Looking for enclo

1) Extreme Fear It’s normal for dogs to get a little nervous when they first arrive at their grooming shop. Afterall, the loud hair dryers and buzzing clippers aren’t things that dogs look forward to. But extreme fear should serve as a red flag. So when you arrive at your grooming shop, watch your dog closely. Does she cry or attempt to run away? Does her heart begin pounding? Is there a general look of fear on her face? Don’t ignore these signs! 2) Burns and Cuts It’s under