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Dogs are direct descendants of wolves
There are many breeds of dogs that look like wolves, but did you know that all the dogs we love today have descended from the wild wolf? Wolves would certainly not make good pets, and while wolf-dog hybrids do exist, they are recommended only for experienced dog owners.
There are around 900 million dogs in the world
It’s a challenge to estimate how many dogs currently live around the world, but according to the most recent estimates, there are approximately 900 million. About 75–85 percent of those dogs are considered free range, meaning they are not owned by humans, and an estimated 200 million dogs are strays, according to the World Health Organization. With many countries requiring pets to be registered, the country with the most pet dogs is France, which has a dog-to-human ratio of 17 to 100.
Your dog stares for a reason
If you’ve ever wondered why your dog stares at you, you’re not alone, but the answer is a wholesome one. Your dog is only trying to figure out exactly what you want from it in order to make you happy. It’s looking for a connection and a reaction. It’s also possible that your pup just loves you and wants to look at you.
Dogs get the zoomies because they are excited
Dog owners are likely all too familiar with the zoomies. Those random bursts of energy mean your pup is excited, especially if you’re around to be entertained by their temporary energy. On other occasions, the zoomies may be a sign of anxiety after a stressful day at the park or a trip to the vet.
Now that these dog facts have helped you understand your pup a little better, dig into these things your dog really wants from you.
Now it is time for more of those great palettes.
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