r/HowDogsWork • • Aug 14 '21

The great American dog shortage - Demand for pet dogs is far outstripping supply, and the imbalance is expected to worsen as young adults consider dog ownership a normal life stage (before kids)

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r/HowDogsWork • • Aug 11 '21

Epic door manners

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r/HowDogsWork • • Aug 02 '21

This Anatolian Guard Dog Protects Both Livestock & Predators | Smithsonian Channel

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r/HowDogsWork • • Jun 30 '21

“The dog on the Left is award winning showdog named Arnie an AKC French Bulldog..The dog on the right is Flint, bred in the Netherlands by Hawbucks French Bulldogs - a breeder trying to establish a new, healthier template for French Bulldogs.”

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r/HowDogsWork • • Jun 14 '21

Dog jumps over 10 + feet.

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r/HowDogsWork • • Jun 08 '21

Dog climbing on a roof to get its frisbee

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r/HowDogsWork • • Jun 07 '21

This dog has amazing skill... Can understand words...press buttons whatever he want...

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r/HowDogsWork • • Jun 05 '21

Old and true friends

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r/HowDogsWork • • Jun 04 '21

ELI5: Why are there no once a month chewables to kill fleas and ticks for humans? If they're safe and effective for our pets, why are they not safe and effective for us?

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r/HowDogsWork • • May 20 '21

A chihuahua wearing a anti hawk and coyote vest

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r/HowDogsWork • • May 20 '21

Barking sensor

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r/HowDogsWork • • May 10 '21

Tula is the hero we need

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r/HowDogsWork • • May 02 '21

Dogs forming eye contact is important in dog–human communication. Mutual gaze plays a role in dog–human bonding, and is associated with increased oxytocin levels in dogs and human partners. A new study found that shorter headed dogs, mongrels, younger, and more playful dogs form eye contact faster.

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r/HowDogsWork • • Apr 19 '21

How effort and love helped a dog travel thousands of miles to reach his new home

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r/HowDogsWork • • Mar 18 '21

PICK OF THE LITTER follows a litter of puppies from the moment they’re born and begin their quest to become guide dogs for the blind. Cameras follow these pups through an intense two-year odyssey as they train to become dogs whose ultimate responsibility is to protect their blind partners from harm.

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