Dogs curl up into a ball when they sleep for more than warmth. Curling up during sleep is an instinct that also helps to protect vital organs, while in a very vulnerable state.
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Dogs curl up into a ball when they sleep for more than warmth. Curling up during sleep is an instinct that also helps to protect vital organs, while in a very vulnerable state.
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Taking a dog from rescue isn’t always easy as they are there for a reason.
They have lots to offer, but you may have to work with them to find the true dog.
Go to a rescue that does home checks and assesses the dog properly.
Make sure they are picky and don’t just take your money and give you any dog.
Make sure you get a contract and receipt for your dog and that there is support if needed once your new dog ...
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What is 121 training.
This is me coaching the owners to teach the dog the training skills you need to succeed. So recall in a park with dogs working with the natural distractions. Walking on a loose lead near you or somewhere of choice with distractions. Attention work always needed, but an hour of my time to teach what you need.
Post 121 support to incase you need to chat through.
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Check out information on my site for Animal Communication.
If you have questions for a pet past or present this may be an option.
Easy to access as done over the phone from a photograph,
Check it out
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Walt Disney had a poodle called lady, this is what he called the Spaniel in Lady and the Tramp.
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The normal body temperature of a human is 37C, but a dog’s is a whole degree higher at 38C. That’s one reason fleas are more likely to be attracted to your dog than to you. And unlike humans, dogs don’t have sweat glands all over their body, just on the pads of their paws.
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