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According to past research the two most intelligent
dog breeds are the Border collie and the Poodle. The least intelligent breeds
are reportedly the Afghan hound and the Basenji.
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Here is a great training tip- dogs are more likely
to learn verbal commands if you pair them with a hand signal or a gesture.
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Dogs and humans have been companions for quite some
time with the earliest European images of dogs showcased in cave paintings.
This vintage dog art can be found in Spain and dates back to 12,000 years ago.
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When you see your dog you are all smiles- but what
does your dog see? A dog is most likely to interpret a big, glowing smile as
baring ones teeth, which is a sign of aggression.
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The majestic Greyhound dog breed is the fastest dog
on the planet. This canine can run 45 mph while the average dog can run approximately
19 mph.
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Rin Tin Tin- the first Hollywood celebrity dog-
would sign his own contracts with his paw print. That German shepherd was one
smart and talented dog!
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The Basenji is the only dog in the world considered
to be “barkless.” A lot of these dogs make a yodelling sound as opposed to a
traditional dog bark and have very cat-like behaviours.
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Don’t expect a newborn to be too rambunctious- puppies
are born blind and deaf. They are also born without teeth.
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Laika- a three-year old stray mutt- became the first
living being in space via an earth satellite in 1957. Upon re-entry into the
Earth’s atmosphere Laika died and her death sparked debates about animal rights
around the world.
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Get a dog and get healthy- studies show that petting
a dog can lower the owner’s blood pressure. Not to mention walking the dog is a
great way to stay in shape! Your dog can be your ticket to a healthy lifestyle.
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This dog went down in history! Alexander the Great
is said to have had a dog equally as great- so great that he founded and
named the city Peritas in memory of his dog.
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These pups are tough little wieners. Dachshunds were
bred to fight badgers in their dens.
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Dogs dislike rainy days because their ears are
sensitive. The sound of rain is amplified and it can hurt a dogs vulnerable
ears.
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It is in a dog’s nature to travel. Saint Christopher
is the patron saint of travelers. In artwork created in early Christian times
he was sometimes depicted with a dog’s head. Man’s best friend on the road!
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In Palding, Ohio police officers are permitted by
law to bite a dog to quiet it.
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Robust and regal, Great Danes and Mastiffs are as
tough as they look. In the middle ages these big breeds were sometimes suited
with armour and spiked collars and were brought into battle. Some even suited
up to guard supply caravans!
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