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| “We have increasing obesity in dogs and cats, just like in humans. It's no mystery how that occurs: overfeeding and lack of exercise.” How can you tell if your pet has diabetes? The most common signs are excessive urination, excessive thirst, ... |
Are there two (or more) of you managing the diet of a diabetic dog? Make sure you know what the other one is doing. Chances are your dog knows which one of you to manipulate more than the other.
Canines can work out who is more likely to give them treats and dog food, research suggests.
Dogs can quickly work out which people are more likely to give them treats of dog food, a new study has revealed.
Research conducted at the University of Milan by Sarah Marshall-Pescini found that dogs can interpret social interactions between humans and make decisions based on their own findings, New Scientist reports.
Are there two (or more) of you managing the diet of a diabetic dog? Make sure you know what the other one is doing. Chances are your dog knows which one of you to manipulate more than the other.
Canines can work out who is more likely to give them treats and dog food, research suggests.
Dogs can quickly work out which people are more likely to give them treats of dog food, a new study has revealed.
Research conducted at the University of Milan by Sarah Marshall-Pescini found that dogs can interpret social interactions between humans and make decisions based on their own findings, New Scientist reports.
