DOGS

The relationship between humans and dogs is centuries old. Humans pet many animals like cows, pigs, hens etc for making their life comfortable, but dogs always top the priority list.

Dogs are considered humans’ best friend because of their loyalty. Humans show their affection by different methods like cuddling them, petting them softly on the back, and providing them their favorite food and many more

A word of caution - maintain the direct contact with only those dogs that know you or trust you. Sometimes, dogs analyze these gestures as a threat and end up biting you in a defense.

This speechless animal is a master in showing love to their owners by doing many trivial things like: Wagging their tail that signals dogs are happy and excited ; Eye contact with their owner releases the love hormones from the brain which shows attachment but doing same with unknown dog might put you in trouble; Licking, Jumping and following are their way to show that they missed you and excited to see you.

SMELL

It has been estimated that a dog’s estimated sense of smell is more than 100,000 as powerful as humans. Humans use this sense organ of dogs for tracking missing persons, tracing toxic substances. Olfactory lobe (smell center in brain) is varied from one breed of dogs to other breeds.

HEARING

Dog’s ears are designed in such a way that it gathers more sound waves which make them locate distant objects more accurately than any other animals. It can shut off the inner ear to filter distracting sound and focus on the main source of sound. It helps police to solve many cases related to kidnapping.

TOUCH

It is the first sense that a dog develops when it’s born. It helps to grow a bond between dogs and humans. Humans have to learn about the sensitive spots of dogs so that they can impart training and teach them the difference between right and wrong

SIGHT

Their precision and detection of movement is significant, and they are great at seeing at night. Police use dogs to probe into the evidence during the night time

TASTE

Taste in dogs is not well-developed