Some animals can detect forms of energy invisible to us, like magnetic and electrical fields. Others see light and hear sounds well outside the range of human perception. Scientists believe a light-detecting protein in the eye called cryptochrome functions as a magnetic field sensor….

hearing

Don’t believe us? Take a look at these 8 animal senses you would never even imagine, and yes, they are way beyond sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch!…

• Magnetic Field Sensors.
• Detection of Electric Fields.
• Sensing Nutrients.
• Magnified Taste.
• Abdomens With Paramagnetic Iron Oxide.
• Detection of Infrared Radiation.

Not only do dogs sense negative energy but they also use their excellent hearing and smell to help them to detect it. According to experts, dogs are able to pick up on negative energy from the way in which a person speaks and their body language….

Studies have found that dogs can actually recognise human emotions. Your dog knows you are experiencing poor feelings even if they aren’t sure how you feel, so they provide comfort.

Ignore the barking

1. When you put your dog in their crate or in a gated room, turn your back and ignore them.
2. Once they stop barking, turn around, praise them and give a treat.
3. As they catch on that being quiet gets them a treat, lengthen the amount of time they must remain quiet before being rewarded.

Simple things you can try include:

1. an orthopaedic bed – this needs to be easy to get in and out of and provide adequate support for older joints.
2. a bedtime routine – this may include a late toilet trip, a massage and some quiet time before settling into bed.
3. some soothing sounds – quiet music might help some pets.

Boredom/Loneliness: Dogs are pack animals. Attention Seeking: Dogs often bark when they want something, such as going outside, playing, or getting a treat. Separation Anxiety/Compulsive Barking: Dogs with separation anxiety often bark excessively when left alone….

Here are some tips to ensure that both you and your puppy get a full night’s sleep with no interruptions.

1. Establish a sleeping place:
2. Let your dog find his place:
3. Don’t let your dog sleep on your bed straight away:
4. Create boundaries:
5. Food and water:
6. Toilet time:
7. Exercise:

Although initially you may experience plenty of sleepless nights, it is better to ignore any barking or whining at night from the get go. As long as your dog is comfortable, it will come to no harm and this attention seeking behaviour should only last for a short time….

Just as humans stare into the eyes of someone they adore, dogs will stare at their owners to express affection. In fact, mutual staring between humans and dogs releases oxytocin, known as the love hormone. This chemical plays an important role in bonding and boosts feelings of love and trust….