Common Dog Myths That Just Aren’t True

Introduction

"Let's set the record straight on some common dog myths."

Dogs See in Black and White

Dogs See in Black and White. Fact: Dogs see a range of colors, just not as vividly as humans."

One Dog Year Equals Seven Human Years

One Dog Year Equals Seven Human Years. Fact: Dog aging is more complex; it varies by breed and size."

Dogs Only Wag Their Tails When Happy

Dogs Only Wag Their Tails When Happy. Fact: Tail wagging can signify various emotions."

A Warm, Wet Nose Means a Healthy Dog

A Warm, Wet Nose Means a Healthy Dog. Fact: A dog's nose temperature can fluctuate for many reasons."

Dogs Age Faster Than Humans

Dogs Age Faster Than Humans. Fact: Aging varies, but it's more rapid in puppies and slows with maturity."

- Dogs Only Eat Grass When Sick

Dogs Only Eat Grass When Sick. Fact: Dogs may eat grass for various reasons, not just illness."

All Pit Bulls Are Aggressive

All Pit Bulls Are Aggressive. Fact: Dog behavior depends on upbringing and individual temperament."

You Can't Teach Old Dogs New Tricks

– You Can't Teach Old Dogs New Tricks. Fact: Dogs of any age can learn new skills with patience and training."

Dogs Sweat by Panting

Dogs Sweat by Panting. Fact: Dogs primarily cool down by panting, but they also sweat through their paw pads."

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