That little circle dance before bed? It’s ancient.
Wild dogs used to spin to flatten grass, check for snakes, and mark a safe sleeping spot.
At our shelter, even concrete can’t erase that instinct — they still turn, sniff, settle, sigh.
It’s not a quirk. It’s history curled into comfort.
First, from Henry and Jane: Merry Christmas Eve! We hope you’re staying warm tonight, and that your dog is somewhere nearby doing something ridiculous and sweet. Here are four tiny...
First, from Henry and Jane: Merry Christmas Eve! We hope you’re staying warm tonight, and that your dog is somewhere nearby doing something ridiculous and sweet. Here are four tiny...
This is one of Sister Ling’s go-to “comfort bowls” at the shelter especially for dogs recovering from trauma or stomach upset. Here’s the simple recipe: 1 cup shredded boiled chicken...
This is one of Sister Ling’s go-to “comfort bowls” at the shelter especially for dogs recovering from trauma or stomach upset. Here’s the simple recipe: 1 cup shredded boiled chicken...
The famous head tilt. The universal “Huh?” face. The cutest glitch in the dog system. Science finally cracked the code: dogs tilt their heads to better understand you. It helps...
The famous head tilt. The universal “Huh?” face. The cutest glitch in the dog system. Science finally cracked the code: dogs tilt their heads to better understand you. It helps...
