Why Dogs are Constantly Sniffing You
Dogs have an incredible sense of smell, and while they may not have a “sixth sense” about death, research suggests they can detect illnesses long before humans realize something is wrong. If your dog is constantly sniffing you, they might be picking up on subtle chemical changes in your body—sometimes even sensing diseases like cancer or diabetes before doctors do. Just another way our loyal companions look out for us!
Why Dogs Are Constantly Sniffing You
Why Dogs Mark Their Territory
If you’ve ever wondered why your dog seems determined to pee on every fire hydrant or tree, it’s all about marking their territory. This instinctual behavior lets other dogs know, “I was here!” If another pup has passed through their usual route, your dog might feel the need to re-establish their presence. It’s a completely natural way for them to communicate—no cause for concern, just classic canine behavior!
Why Dogs Mark Their Territory
