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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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Dogs can see in the dark because of the tapetum lucidum, a mirror-like membrane in dogs’ eyes.
There are light-and-motion sensitive cells in the retina that are referred to as rods, which can tell the difference between light and shadow.
The tapetum lucidum rebounds the light that the rods didn’t absorb into the retinas so they can take in more light. Dogs have evolved to be able to see better in dim light, yet they can’t do so as well as cats.