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A Dog's Noseprint Is Unique

Much like a human fingerprint, no two dogs share the same noseprint. One company is using this information to help locate lost dogs. Using pictures of a dog's nose, they can scan the image and create a unique registration for the pet.

45% of US Dogs Sleep in Their Owner's Bed

Dogs Curl Up in a Ball for Warmth and Protection

Instinct from their ancestors in the wild carry over to your domesticated pet. They like to make a nest to retain heat, while at the same time protecting their vital organs from would be predators.

The Australian Shepherd is Not from Australia

The Australian Shepherd is actually an American breed.

All Puppies are Born Deaf

Hearing is the last of the senses to develop in puppies. They begin to hear around three weeks old. By the time their senses fully develop, they can hear approximately four times as well as humans.

Dalmatians are Born Completely White

Similar to hearing, the spots on a dalmatian don't actually begin to develop until around three weeks old.

Dogs Kick to Mark

When dogs kick backwards after going to the bathroom, it isn't to cover up. They're actually marking with the scent glands of their paws.

A Bloodhound's Sense of Smell Can Be Used as Evidence in Court

Bloodhounds are the first animals whose tracking evidence may be presented in some courts.

Dogs Can Benefit Your Physical and Mental Health

Studies have shown that dogs can lower blood pressure, relieve stress and anxiety, and help with other health issues.

70% of People Sign Their Dogs' Names on Holiday Cards

Going With a Purpose

When your dog is carefully choosing the perfect place to do his business, a study finds it is because they prefer to poop in alignment with the Earth’s magnetic field.