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  How To Read Your Dogs Body Language Photo by  Blue Bird  from  Pexels As humans, we communicate with one another through verbal and non-verbal communications.  We have use of our words, facial expressions, body language and tone of voice to get our message across.  It can be "ruff" for your dog to communicate all the things they want to convey to you. They express their emotions through posture, facial expressions, body movements, and vocally like barking, whining, whimpering, growling and howling (but we'll save that for another future post 😃). Understanding their body language can be beneficial to help identify what emotion they are feeling and/or what their intentions are.  Communication and connecting is what makes the bond stronger between you and your pet.  Like you, they feel the same emotions- happy, sad, anger, joy, fear, anxiety, stress and more.  As a dog lover and previous owner of two chihuahuas (not at the same time), I feel it is important to take the ti

 

  Benefits of Adopting a Dog Image: Max Pixel Before adopting a dog or a puppy a thorough research as to what type of dog and whether or not you will be able to provide for it must be taken into consideration. Taking care of a dog or any pet for that matter,is an important and big responsibility and should not be taken lightly. They will need your time, care and efforts for providing a loving home. Image: Flickr What Questions You Should Ask Asking the right questions to the pet adoption centre where you wish to adopt from, is essential. According to   https://www.royalcanin.com/  website, these are some crucial questions to ask: What food are they being fed and what's their feeding schedule? Have they begun house broken, and to what level? What are their current daytime and night time routines? Have they been checked by a veterinarian? Have they had any health issues? Have they had any vaccinations and if so, when is the next injection due? When have they been given de-worming tre