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Music can move us emotionally, uplift our spirits, and even bring tears to our eyes. Humans can appreciate the intricate melodies, harmonies, and rhythms that make up a piece of music. What about our canine companions? Can dogs also appreciate music? This article will delve into the fascinating world of canine perception and explore whether dogs can enjoy music.

More than ever, people are choosing to own pets. But why is that? Millennials, in particular, have had more reason in recent years to be frugal with their choices and overall expenses. This article explores what has occurred over the past few years that have significantly impacted the lives of millennials and how they are moving forward despite the changes that have occurred.

Dogs often impress us with their keen senses. They can pick up on sounds that are inaudible to us and scents that we would never detect. But what about their vision? How do dogs perceive the world around them? In this article, we'll unravel the mysteries of canine vision and provide insights into how our faithful companions perceive the world.

Dogs are hardwired to pick up on subtle gestures and nearby threats to the pack. Today, however, that sixth sense usually translates into barking at every postman and delivery service that graces your front yard. Dogs can be put off by people with “still-face” and are less likely to bond with those that show little-to-no facial expressions. As a dog owner, you can reduce your pup’s social anxiety by fully engaging with your puppy during training and play. This will calm your dog down and help you form a lasting bond.

In the last blog, we discussed the American Pit Bull Terrier and the American Staffordshire Terrier. This time, we will consider the similarities and differences between the German Shepherd and the Belgian Malinois. Let’s take a look!