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Can Corgis and Cats Get Along?
Are corgis and cats natural enemies? Yes, they are--but it doesn’t have to be that way. You can condition these two beloved pets to coexist. Many households have proven that cats and corgis can become best friends. Stay tuned to find out how. The Age-Old Question: Why Do Corgis and Cats Dislike Each Other? Centuries ago, cats and dogs weren’t as pampered as they are today. Dogs descend from wolves, so when two dogs confront each other over food, one will naturally back down due to their natural pack instincts. These instincts let a dog know if their opponent is...
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My Dog Won’t Train: What Should I Do?
Dog training can be a difficult thing to master. You may think your dog won’t train because of stubbornness, so you give up. However, several factors affect the training. It may have nothing to do with being stubborn but about the trainer. Read further to learn about why some dogs refuse to train and what you can do to turn it around. Why Dogs Won’t Train Is your dog ignoring you or the trainer? Sometimes, the trainer is the culprit, not your dog. Does your pup feel comfortable with the trainer? Is the trainer friendly and offer rewards for each...
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13 Fun Facts About Your Dog’s Sense of Smell
Did you know that dog’s sense of smell is 10,000-100,000 times stronger than humans? Cool huh? They also possess up to 300 million olfactory receptors in their noses, compared to only about six million in us. The part of a dog’s brain that’s devoted to analyzing smells is also around forty times greater. To conclude our 3-part series on dog senses, we’ll discuss the cool facts about your dog’s nose, so sit back and prepare to be amazed! The Importance of Noses to Dogs Canine noses are for more than just smelling the roses; their smell and site are the...
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20 Incredible Facts About Your Dog’s Hearing
Dogs have amazing senses, which explains the many abilities they have, and in last week’s blog, we discussed their amazing vision and facts about their eyes. In part two, we’ll focus on the incredible facts about your dog’s hearing and ears, so keep scrolling to learn things you may have never known before. A Dog’s Ears Floppy, droppy, small, big, straight, curled, fluffy, and all-around adorable is how you describe a dog’s ears. However, you could also describe them as our alert system. When your pup’s ears perk up or twitch, it could mean various things, including: Danger Curiosity Excitement...
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