Things Your Dog is Trying to Tell You | Doo Care

1. Things Your Dog is Trying to Tell You Since we don’t always understand doggie body language, it’s possible to miss on important cues your dog wants you to know. So, what would he say if he could speak? The way your furry friends tilt their head whenever you talk to them or their cute habit of falling asleep wherever they can, makes you fall in love with them every time you lay eyes on them. They almost always seem happy except when they are not. But how to tell the difference since you both speak two completely different languages? And as we know well that languages never become a barrier while talking to our loved ones, so why our furry friends be any exception. It doesn’t matter whether you own a large Irish Wolfhound or a tiny Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, a fluffy Old English Sheepdog or short-haired Chihuahua, an active Greyhound or a lazy French Bulldog, there are some universal things that all dogs wish their humans understand. Things such as, “You are my owner as much as I am yours” You may think that you’re the owner but your dog also thinks likewise. Remember the times it’s rubbing against you or sit on you, contrary to your belief that it’s getting needy, your dog is trying to put its smell on you so as to warn off other dogs that this human is claimed. “I cannot process guilt so please stop shaming me”

2. Aah! So, you too have seen those “dog shaming” videos on the internet. Well, the fact is, a dog’s memory isn’t that sharp, so there’s no point in blaming him for things he had done hours ago. He’s just acting out as he’s confused and afraid why you’re behaving weird. “I understand time better than you think” Another misconception pet owners have about their dogs is that they don’t experience time gap as we do. But the truth is that though they can’t read clocks, they can very well tune in to your work patterns. So, if you fall out of that pattern, he will notice and probably react to it. “Cuddling might not be my thing, respect this fact” If you believe that all dogs love to cuddle, then my friend, you are wrong. There are many who feel trapped instead of feeling loved. Look out for signs such as lip licking, not coming back for more, shaking off, eager to get away, struggling to break the hug etc. to identify. “I am not a troublemaker, I just get bored” I understand how you feel while coming back home from work only to find that your favorite shoe is chewed to a pulp or there’s shredded toilet paper all over the floor. It’s just that your dog needs to burn that extra energy off. Try to indulge in more outdoor activities. Your pet is your constant companion. He might be a part of your life but for him, you are his whole life. So, try not only to understand the things he tells but the things he wishes to tell. Take good care of your pet’s hygiene by buying him quality food, bathing him at regular intervals, picking up after him yourself or availing pet waste removal services to do the task. Do this and he will repay you with his unconditional love and unwavering loyalty. Original Source: https://www.reddit.com/user/doocare/comments/9em964/things_your_dog_is_trying _to_tell_you/