What advantages can a pet owner gain from studying pet behavior?

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Can the analysis of all animal activities influence the bond shared between pets and their owners?

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This content definitely deserves more likes. Very informative and interesting, thanks for such high-quality content.
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THANK YOU for doing this!!!!️
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wow nice, I wanted science based things about pet for ages. thanks
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YES!!! Finally! THANK YOU!!!!!!!! ❤
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Went right from cats in the litter box to dogs, without explaining why they don’t cover their stool in the box, and why they run away super fast.
Dogs distracted away from cats once again.
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Good question. I have birds.
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This content is simply magnificent. Thank you very much for your creative work and dedication to your audience. The world becomes better thanks to people like you.
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Dr. Karolina Westlund discusses animal behavior, focusing on dogs and cats. She explains how to interpret pet body language, meet species-specific needs, and improve human-animal relationships. Topics include breed differences, emotional states, and the effects of neutering.
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Continue to please us with your creativity. Each new content is a real gift!
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My chocolate lab’s retrieval drive has him diving down to the bottom of our 6ft deep pool to bring back what you’ve thrown
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The dog's mind works differently when walking in front of the owner or next to and behind the owner. To relax the dog's mind, bring him back behind you.
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I agree. Karolina says it depends on breed however so check out that part of the content. I am open to it perhaps being breed dependent but curious what others experience.
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Andrew, please invite someone from Foregen to talk about biological tissue engineering.
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Animals do not lack the language to let us know what they need. Most Humans Do lack the "language" to understand animals. Animals are Always in constant communication with their environment. Humans are part of their environment. Most Humans have zero or close to zero ability or even desire to learn to understand animals language.
Read, feel, listen, utilize your scent glads, interocept, learn. If you actually paid attention to your animals, you would instantly know what they need to feel comfortable and happy.
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Leadership
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I wonder what feedback Dr. Westland has about “The Tribe of Tiger: Cats and Their Culture,” by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas? Having grown up with cats and their kittens, I found it interesting.
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just woke up.
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First one
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Arghh u changed to dogs when she was talking about food and cats territory I am going to follow her
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