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Learn more about the Great Dane breed in this fun infographic!

Let’s face it: as a dog owner, sometimes it can be difficult to do the things you need to when there’s an energetic dog running around the house. But did you know there are videos and even TV channels dedicated to keeping dogs occupied and out of trouble? This week, Devin decided to try out a few of those options with his rambunctious dogs.

Workers who left Britain during the Industrial Revolution to find jobs as lace workers in France popularized the to bulldog breed in their host country. The now iconic, bat-like ears of the breed became a desired trait that distinguished the French Bulldog from the toy bulldog.

Just like the body, experts often recommend daily mental exercises to keep the brain in shape. But can the same be said for dogs? A Vienna-based research team may have the answer.

Poop: why do they eat it? Why, oh why, do they eat it? If you’re a dog owner who’s asked yourself this question, you are not alone. It’s a habit as repulsive as it is perplexing. But now UC Davis researchers believe they may have finally cracked the canine caca-eating code, and the answer may surprise you.