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Dog owners  pamper their pets with gifts on special occasions like holidays and birthdays.

Some dog owners love their furry friends so much that they buy them gifts on special occasions. They want to make their dogs happy and show them how much they care. This happens with 80 percent of dog owners. How awesome is that?

Dog owner walking her dogs in the late evening  with sunset in the backgroud.

Some dog owners miss their furry friends so much when they are away that they dial their number and chat with them. They even record messages for them to listen to later. This happens with 33 percent of dog owners. How sweet is that?

Chow Chows are fluffy and loyal dogs that have a distinctive feature: their tongues are black-blue f

When Chow Chows are born, their tongues have a pink color like most other dogs. However, as they grow older, their tongues change to a dark blue-black hue. This usually happens when they are between 8 to 10 weeks old.

Spiked dog collars were used in ancient Greece to protect dogs' throats from wolf attacks.

In ancient Greece, people used to put collars with sharp spikes on their dogs. This was to prevent wolves from biting their dogs’ necks and injuring them.

Just like human fingerprints, no two dogs' nose prints are alike.

Similar to the distinctive patterns of human fingerprints, each dog has a unique nose print with its own ridges and creases.

Academics have theorized that Toto  may  have been an allegory of Anubis, the Egyptian god of the af

Do you know that the Prairie Dog is actually part of the squirrel family? Early settlers named them after canines because their calls sounded like barking dogs.

Picture of a dog, the Australian Shepherd. The dogs are not originated from Australian, they're tied

Despite its name, the Australian Shepherd does not come from Australia. It has its roots in the Basque region of Spain. The dogs were taken to Australia and then to the United States.

Picture of a beautiful Basenji sitting and staring ahead.

The Basenji is the only barkless dog. They were first bred in the Congo, Africa. When excited, it makes a noise that sounds like a yodel.

Fun facts with picture of a dog and quote "on average, a dog's mouth exerts 320 pounds of pressure.

A dog’s mouth can apply 320 pounds of force on average. This was measured in tests with a German shepherd, an American pit bull terrier, and a rottweiler.

Do you know that the Prairie Dog is actually part of the squirrel family?

The Prairie Dog belongs to the same family as squirrels, even though they don’t look like them. They got their name from the pioneers who thought their noises were similar to dog barks.

Picture of Dalmatian with fun facts "... 30% of them cannot hear in either one or two ears".

Did you know that many dalmatians have hearing problems? They can’t hear well or at all in one or both ears. This affects 30 percent of them.

Picture of a Saluki, fun fact ".. world's oldest dog breed originated in Egypt around 329 B.C."

Salukis are the oldest breed from Egypt. They have long ears, silky coats, and various colors. They run fast and hunt well.

The oldest fossilized remains of a dog dates back 33,000 years discovered in Siberia"

In a Siberian cave, researchers discovered the oldest intact fossil of a dog-like animal in the 1970s. 

Puppy rely on and learn the most is the sense of touch.  It involves both touching others and being

Touching others and being touched are the most important and influential ways that puppies experience and learn from the world.

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