Whether it’s licking the auditory conduit of his congeners or humans, you noticed that this behaviour came back to your dog. But do you know why? Several explanations are possible. Normal canine behaviour Dogs are animals that evolve in a social group and thus possess many ways to communicate with members of their social group. …
A dog that clings to your leg can arouse laughter or embarrassment. But do you know that this behaviour does not necessarily have a sexual connotation? A behaviour that can concern all dogs A dog that goes up on the leg of a human while miming a sexual act is fairly common behaviour. And, contrary …
But for what reasons your dog is still sitting on you as soon as you sit somewhere? A way to express your affection Like human beings, each dog has a different personality and preferences. If some are independent enough and prefer to have their own space, others seem to have a constant need for physical …
When two dogs meet in a friendly way, they always start with mutually sniffing the hint? But why do they do that? An overdeveloped smell I like humans, and dogs can count on their meaning. It is the smell that is the most developed meaning in the canine world. Indeed, the dog smell is about …
Your dog systematically licks your cutaneous wounds. For what reasons does it have this behaviour? And should he let it do? A question of affection or taste. You have undergone a peel or a small break, and your dog naturally started licking your wound? His behaviour could be due in part to the affection he …
The behavioural development of a puppy allows it to develop its skills to lead a social life adapted to its species. In dogs, it is conventionally described in 5 stages. Before birth: the prenatal period The prenatal period corresponds to the life in utero of the puppy. It lasts about 63 days. The puppy begins …
Our domestic dogs are predators whose behaviour can sometimes be problematic. How do you handle this instinct every day? The hunting instinct, what is it? To qualify the hunting instinct, the Canine behaviour specialists speak more willingly for predatory or instinct. Predation, a motor pattern In dogs, predation is innate in the sense that it …
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Discover here nine concrete solutions to help your dog relax. Why can my dog be stressed? In biology, stress refers to any physical or psychological agent that leads to a reaction of the body. But in the current language, stress refers to an agonizing or traumatic situation to which an individual, and your dog, in …
A dog has a biological need to take care of. But do you know how? Dog activity needs, essential needs Like any living being, a dog has biological needs. If one knows its basic physiological needs such as eating, drinking or sleeping, it is often neglecting its activity needs that are essential to its physical …
When you stroke your dog’s belly, you probably have already found its “Garding Point … Ratching”, in other words, a place that makes it shake its rear paw in a frenetic way. But why does this particular point produce this effect in your pet? We looked at the reasons for this funny reaction. A place …
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While walking or playing, your dog, like everyone else, is at risk of injury at any time. Whether it’s a cut, a sting, or even a bite, it’s important to know how to react and to assess the need to go to the vet. What types of wounds can you treat yourself? A wound is …
A dog’s nasal bleeding is called epistaxis. Unlike men, this is rarely an episode without consequences. A nosebleed may be a sign of a more serious condition. What behaviour to adopt? What are the possible causes of nasal bleeding in dogs? In dogs, bleeding from the nose can be caused by a blow to the …
