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Celebrating the Charm, Unique Personalities, and Unconditional Love of Our Furry Companions
Due to their coexistence with humans, dogs tend to listen and understand human language, as evidenced by their response to commands given to them. Dogs are quick learners and with continual repetition and training, they learn to associate specific words with specific actions.
Tail-wagging, an appetite for days, sound sleep, floppy ears and relaxed eye contact – all indicators of a happy dog. But does it mean that my dog feels safe around me? How can I tell my dog trusts me? Well, let’s explore the dead giveaways of enshrinement of trust between you and your companion.
Ever caught yourself eyeing a fluffy tail wagging in the park and thought, “I wanna pet that dog”? You're not alone. But there's a right way to reach out and touch those furry ambassadors of joy without turning the experience into a tail-tucking event. Stick around, and we'll dive into the dos and don’ts of dog petting, teaching you to approach and win over even the most reserved pup.