Why do dogs like to lay in the sun even if it’s hot out

What’s the best way for older dogs to get excercise

What are some things to watch for in older dogs

What are some things to keep your dog from getting bored

What are some things to keep your dig from getting bored

What are some things to watch for with older dogs

What are some good ways to keep a dog from being bored

Why is the sky blue

why is the sky blue

why is the sky blue

why is the sky blue

why is the sky blue

What are some things to keep your dog from getting bored

Okay, so I’m volunteering at the local animal shelter and we get a lot of surrendered pets because people didn’t realize how different species have different ways of showing affection or stress. Can anyone explain how a pet owner might misinterpret normal behaviors in, say, a rabbit or a reptile, as signs of unhappiness or illness when they’re actually just acting naturally for that species? Give a specific example for a non-mammal pet.

I’m really interested in getting a pet rat, but I’ve heard they get sick easily. What are two common health problems that pet rats are prone to, and – this is the part I’m really confused about – why are rats more likely to develop these problems compared to, say, a dog or cat? I’m trying to understand if it’s just bad luck, or if there’s a reason related to their biology or how they’re bred.