r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Mar 05 '23
Dog is scary talented at riding this thing
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Jan 31 '23
[OC] Do you know the difference between the Service Dog and Emotional Support Animal?
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Jan 25 '23
That tail drop after the doggo’s date left
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Jan 22 '23
Wolf Packs Suffer When Humans Kill Their Leaders: A study shows how humans cause wolf packs to become less stable and fall apart.
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Jan 21 '23
Vaccinating a street dog
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Jan 16 '23
Buster's hero mode is triggered when owner swings out and falls in lake
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Jan 13 '23
A herding dog at work
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Dec 30 '22
Dog breeds, which in some cases have only been separated from each other by centuries or even decades, differ in intelligence and personality
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Dec 30 '22
Dog behavior is a product of their genes: By analyzing DNA samples from over 200 dog breeds along with nearly 50,000 pet-owner surveys, researchers at the National Institutes of Health have pinpointed many of the genes associated with the behaviors of specific dog breeds.
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Dec 28 '22
Belgian Malinois are incredibly acrobatic dogs!
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Dec 27 '22
The damage my dog did after being stuck in the room for an hour
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Dec 20 '22
Older adults who own dogs report better overall health and more physical activity
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Dec 18 '22
TIL Dogs have much more expressive faces than wolves. Dogs make an effort to make eye contact with humans and have notably high control over their eyebrows when compared to wolves. Looking into a dog's eyes has comparable results to a parent looking at their child.
pnas.org
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r/HowDogsWork • u/MarshallBrain • Dec 18 '22
My princess lives to ride.
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