Do dogs need eyebrows?

Dogs do not have eyebrows as humans do, and most likely it's because they don't need them to the extent that humans do. However, some dogs have special pigmented markings over their eyes and these are sometimes referred to as "eyebrows."
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Why do dogs need eyebrows?

Dogs do not have eyebrows in the same way that humans do, but they do have brow ridges that they use to make facial expressions like "puppy dog eyes." This brow ridge, and the ability to move it, probably evolved to elicit nurturing feelings in humans.
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Is it OK to trim dog's eyebrows?

Grumpy old men and cute dogs have fur-tastic fun with long eyebrows. Keep them trimmed to keep the fur out away from your dog's eyes, but you can still keep them long if you'd like. Cutting the eyebrows short is just as cute and requires less maintenance.
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Why do dogs have big eyebrows?

Unlike wolves, domesticated dogs have developed an extra eyebrow muscle and this raises the inner corner of the eyebrow which enables your pup to make the area above their eyes more expressive.
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Do dogs look sad on purpose?

Through selective breeding we have been able to fine tune for long ears, short legs, a flatter face, droopy ears, short hair, long hair, no hair, etc. Sometimes, without intentionally doing so, our designer dogs can appear to have a sad face.
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Can dogs look sad?

Your dog's big puppy eyes might sometimes prompt you to ask why they look so sad, but researchers seem to believe that the classic sad dog look has more to do with evolution, communication and connection than with a dog's emotional health. Depression in dogs, on the other hand, tends to be more subtle.
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Should dogs whiskers be cut?

Cutting or trimming your dog's whiskers is never recommended. While it may be tempting if they appear long and unruly, they are necessary for sustaining your pet's ability to successfully navigate his environment healthfully and happily.
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Is it OK to cut off a dog's whiskers?

Technically, you can trim a dog's whiskers because scissors can slice through them easily, but you SHOULD NOT cut your dog's whiskers off. Some groomers and pet owners are unaware of the importance of whiskers and cut them off for aesthetic reasons.
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Why do groomers cut dog's whiskers?

There are benefits to shearing whiskers. Some dogs don't shed and, left unchecked, their face fur would become matted and smelly. Show dogs often have their whiskers trimmed because their handlers feel that it gives them a neater appearance and an edge over the competition.
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Can I cut my dog's eyebrow whiskers?

Can I cut my dog's whiskers? We would never advise a dog owner to cut off their pet's whiskers, unless advised by a vet. Some dog groomers snip off vibrissae for aesthetic purposes, but this is not a good idea.
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Do dog eyebrow whiskers grow back?

The Whiskers Are Vibrissae

Although the whiskers are different from the hair coat, they are shed as the hair coat is and will grow back.
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Should I cut my dog's long eyelashes?

Dog eyelashes definitely can be safely trimmed without harming the dog. But you should only trim your dog's eyelashes if they are long enough to interfere with your dog's vision or they pose a health risk (more on this below). If your dog's eyelashes are naturally short, then it is recommended to leave them alone.
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Why do dogs have Zoomies?

Goldman explains that dogs engage in the zoomies when, “they have some form of excess energy that's been contained such as physical energy, like when they've been crated, or nervous energy, like when they have tolerated an uncomfortable situation.” The chance to finally release that energy can lead to seemingly wild ...
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What does it mean when a dog stands over your feet?

Most experts who have weighed in on the topic of a dog standing over you, or another dog, seem to agree that this is an act of dominance. Your pooch might be trying to establish himself or herself as the Alpha in the pack. Again, this goes back to their primal instincts from their days of living in the wild.
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Why do dogs lick you?

Licking is a natural and instinctive behaviour to dogs. For them it's a way of grooming, bonding, and expressing themselves. Your dog may lick you to say they love you, to get your attention, to help soothe themselves if they're stressed, to show empathy or because you taste good to them!
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Do dogs have belly buttons?

They do indeed. In fact, all mammals except marsupials like kangaroos have one. The belly button, or umbilicus as it's called in medical lingo, is simply a residual scar that's usually almost imperceptible to see and is where the placenta from the mother is attached to the puppy in the womb.
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Can dogs hear WIFI?

As far as training your dog to hear Wi-Fi, unfortunately, you can't. We're not even sure if they can hear it or not. Even if they can hear it, it would be totally dependent on their ears working properly and them being able to communicate it to you. So, your best bet is to just to keep your dog healthy.
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What is smegma in a dog?

Preputial discharge is common in the male dog. In health, it is referred to as smegma, and represents an accumulation of sloughed cells and glycoproteins within the preputial sheath. Its amount and color vary between individual patients.
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What happens when you pluck a dog's whisker?

Cutting or plucking out whiskers before they are ready to fall out not only will cause your pet to become disoriented (and probably stressed) for a few days but can also cause infection. There are many medical problems that could arise if whiskers are plucked, such as the exposed nerve mound becoming infected.
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Why do dogs tilt their heads?

A dog tilts his head to show that he is engaged much the way a human would nod during a conversation to indicate that he is listening. Social dogs that enjoy human interaction usually tilt their heads more often to encourage the continuation of the conversation and prolong the human contact.
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Does it hurt dogs to cut their nails?

Not only does cutting a dog's nails too short cause them pain, but leaving them to grow too long can be even more painful. For instance, long nails can cause a dog to lose traction in their paw, making it easier for them to slip and fall, causing additional pain than that from the nail alone.
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Do dogs cry tears?

Dog's eyes can produce tears, but insofar as we are capable of knowing, they don't seem to be producing emotional tears. They most certainly are capable of expressing emotion, and they typically will express sadness by whimpering or whining or hiding their face. They just don't cry when they're sad.
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How do u know ur dog loves u?

Your dog might jump on you, lick your face, and they'll definitely wag their tail. Being excited and happy to see you is one way you can be assured they love and miss you. They seek physical contact. This can come in the form of a quick nuzzle, a cuddle, or the famous lean.
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How do you tell if your dog is happy living with you?

Signs of a Happy Dog
  1. Your dog conks out early because she's had such a happy day. ...
  2. He always looks you in the eye. ...
  3. Your dog always comes back to you when called. ...
  4. Your dog tries extra hard to obey the rules. ...
  5. He dances around in a wriggling mass of joy and excitement. ...
  6. She always waits for you to catch up.
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Why do dogs run after they poop?

Running Around After Pooping

Your dog might be marking its territory, as dogs have scent glands in their paws (this also explains kicking after pooping, which many dog owners assume is covering up the mess). Or, they might just feel free and relieved so they get the dog zoomies.
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