TOP 8 UNEXPECTED LIES ABOUT DOGS THAT YOU MIGHT STILL BELIEVE Thanks for supporting this channel and let's get comfortable and watch till the end.
Dogs are part of our family, we love them as our children, but we don't know a lot about them. Such as the fact that they have a sense of smell 40 times more developed than ours, that their nose is the correspondent of human fingerprints, or that they can transmit different messages through the movement of the tail.
Let's see the 8 most common lies about dogs that you may still believe. And a bonus in the end.
You've certainly heard about this confusion about dogs and black and withe, like the animal that evolved in millions of years didn't manage to exceed the performance of a black and white TV. It's not like that, but it's difficult to prove.
Tail wagging means happiness
This is not 100% false. If you see your dog wagging his tail it may be that is thankful about the situation, happy... is a bit too much. As a paint artist uses his brush to show his emotions, so does the dog. In time you can learn the difference between each move, because dogs can't express their feelings with the face as we do, except some people.
There’s a lot more meaning hiding on our dogs’ butts than you might think. Sometimes, there’s an entire conversation happening back there.
Bigger a dog is, longer he'll live
It's mostly the opposite. As a fact, the Average Life Expectancy of The Chihuahua Healthy adult is about 15 to 20 yeard, when the average lifespan of a German Shepherd is 9 – 13 years. Bigger the dog is, smaller is the average lifespan, for example, a saint bernard lives 8 to 10 years. Only one in five Saint Bernards lives past age 10.
This might be an unexpected thing about dogs, as for most of the other animal it's all the contrary. The Kitti’s Hog-Nosed Bat, the smallest mammal in the world lives around 5 to 10 years when the biggest mammal, the blue whale, can live 80 to 90 years.
Dogs can't watch the TV
Wait, I'm not saying that's because there aren't special Tv shows for dogs, as a matter of fact, someone should start doing this for our dogs. But this is because most of us think that dogs can't see anything on the screen because their eyes are different than ours. Well, it's not like that. Dogs have better motion perception ability than people. The image on a standard television screen is updated and redrawn 60 times per second. Since this is above a human's flicker resolution ability of 55 Hz, the image appears continuous and the gradually changing images give us the illusion that it is continuous. Because dogs can resolve flickers at 75 Hz, a TV screen probably appears to be rapidly flickering to dogs. So if you have an old TV, your dog will think he is seeing some pictures. As of smart TV's, they seem to be a real fun source for some dogs.
Your dog needs to sleep. A dog can sleep around 14/16 hours a day, so what's the point of waking them up? When you think that he is having a nightmare, it means that he is dreaming at finally he's deeply asleep. The researchers established that our patropian friends have a pattern of sleep and brain activity similar to that of humans. Their dreams probably consisted of imagining familiar activities, such as playing outside with the master.
In fact, a dog with a hot and dry nose can be as healthy as a dog with a wet and cold nose. The temperature and humidity of a dog's nose change constantly, based on their activities.
If his nose is warm and dry, maybe he had a moment in the sun, it's not like he has other things to do. But if you think that your dog may be sick, just check his behavior, see if he drinks less water, if he's eating differently and so on.
Hugs are a common sign of love and affection.. for humans. Every time when you hug your dog you show him how much you care right? well.. it's kind of different for them.
Dogs eat grass when they are...sick
Sometimes dogs eat grass because they need some minerals or nutrients or maybe they are just bored. That's the same reason why they chew your shoes, or your chair or anything else. Boredom and curiosity.
The first dog that arrived in space is called Leika.
Has anyone asked her if she wants to go? If she had a fear of heights? I don't think so.
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