الرئيسية Important information about dogs

Important information about dogs

 

Why do dogs tilt their heads to one side when talking to them? Scientists are finally discovering what it means

And in a study published last week, a team of scientists from Hungary said this charming habit indicates that your dog is listening attentively to you.

This means that although the comical head movement may make us feel disoriented, it is actually a sign of increased attention.

Scientists have speculated that dog breeds that are better at learning the names of things, such as border collies, a working and herding dog breed, will tilt their heads more.

The predictions were proven correct, as the so-called "gifted learners" of the dog breeds participating in the study tilted their heads 43% of the time during the task. The other dogs made the gesture 2% of the time.

According to scientists from Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest, this is evidence that head tilts help dogs remember and understand information.

Head tilts are just a behavioral instinct that suggests they are awake in response to your voice, or what scientists call "audible salient stimuli".

The team explained: "Dog owners often notice their heads tilting and we still do not have a full understanding of the function and the conditions in which this behavior occurs. This study is the first step in this direction and shows how this behavior may be related to the presence of significant and meaningful auditory stimuli for the dog."

Movement can also indicate that your pet matches a name visually in its head.

Scientists say that why dogs tilt their heads in a certain direction requires further study.

And whether your dog is tilting his head to the left or right, it may simply be down to personal preference.

The study was published in detail in the journal Animal Cognition.

What is the origin of dogs? Dogs are mammals, whose origin is a small animal the size of a weasel, which archaeologists and fossils believe, and it was living in parts of the continent of Asia about 60 million years ago, and it is called Miacis (English: Miacis), but this type became extinct and some of it developed before 30-40 million years

 The previous family evolved into another new animal called Cynodictis, an animal of medium size, with a long body, long tail, and thick hair.

This lineage has evolved over thousands of years to become a new species known as Tomarctus. Which are considered the ancestors of what is known today as wolves, dogs, and foxes, and genetic evidence indicates that the origin of dogs is directly descended from the wolves class

How do dogs breed? The male knows that the female is ready to mate by smelling the scent of her genitals. If the female accepts it, she tilts her tail aside, and this is considered a message of acceptance. The male receives this message, and responds to it by marrying the female, to impregnate her.

The gestation period of a female dog ranges from 45 to 55 days, after which the female gives birth to an average of 15 puppies, as it is believed that there is a direct relationship between the size of the female and the number of young she gives birth to in one pregnancy, and the small dog is called a puppy (English: Puppy).

 

 Types of dogs Dogs are classified into 7 groups, each of which has a number of characteristics that distinguish it from others, and to which certain breeds of dogs belong.

The average lifespan of dogs varies according to their sizes, small dogs live an average life span of 10-15 years, and some breeds may reach 18 years old, and small dogs can be considered longer life than larger dogs

As for medium-sized dogs, they live an average lifespan of 10-13 years, and large and large dogs live between 8-12 years, as the dog’s health plays a role in its survival. The dog’s life expectancy may decrease if it suffers from some health problems such as obesity and cancer. congenital diseases, and other diseases.

Dog food Wild dogs are carnivores, they feed on other animals such as deer, cattle, beaver, moose, hares, rodents, and other animals. Strong claws help dogs in the predation process, in addition to having sharp and pointed teeth that enable them From tearing meat, and long legs that enable them to chase its prey, dogs can also eat some types of fruits and herbs

 There are some types of foods that should not be given to domestic dogs, because they may harm their health, because their digestive system cannot digest them, most notably chocolate, grapes, onions, garlic, nuts, and others.

Can dogs understand body language? Yes, dogs can understand human body language. Body language is used by dogs as a means of communicating with their owners. What indicates that dogs understand body language is their response to the commands they are asked to implement, and their response to non-verbal signals.

Dogs also respond to physical gestures shown by humans, such as a smile, as their tails vibrate in response to it, and dogs can know the mood of their owner through his body language, dogs may put their tails between their feet when their owner cries


Ways to determine the dog's age The dog's age can be determined by following a number of methods, most notably the following:

Examination of the teeth Very young puppies do not have teeth, and puppies that are between 4-8 weeks old have sharp brown teeth, and the permanent teeth of the dog begin to appear when it reaches 3-4 months, and its teeth will remain shiny white until the first year of life. But if the teeth are speckled with dark spots, especially the back teeth, this means that the dog’s age is no more than 3 years, and after this age the dog’s teeth become yellow, and by the fifth year of his age, the tartar begins to appear on the teeth, and it becomes less severe, as for dogs over 10 years old. Years old her teeth will be cracked and some are missing. Hair Examination Gray or gray hair begins to appear in a dog in different areas of its body when

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