Category Archives: Dog Psychology
Dog friendships
One of the things I like about having a lot of dogs is being able to see how they interact with their dog pack fellows. It helps me understand my pets better, and in the process, learn how to be … Continue reading
Does your dog say “sorry?”
Apologizing is one of the things some of us humans have a hard time doing, especially if you’ve got a lot of pride. Others find it very difficult to acknowledge their mistakes, but some also find it easy to say … Continue reading
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The “Marshmallow Test”
Do you remember the TV commercial where a series of kids were asked to have the “Marshmallow Test,” which tested the kids’ response to delayed gratification? I think it was some kind of a milk commercial. Ever tried doing something … Continue reading
Posted in Dog Behavior, Dog Ownership, Dog Psychology
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Do dogs dream?
They do. Well, that’s what Shantee’s vet said at least. And I think I’ll have to agree. Shantee’s not the first dog Marc and I have seen “talking” in their sleep. I have a lot of dogs, and some of … Continue reading
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