Did You Know?

Dogs' nose prints are as unique as humans' finger prints and can be used to accurately identify them.
Now I did not know that

This I knew...

Dalmatian puppies do not have any spots on them when they are born. They actually develop them as they get older

what about?

It is a myth that dogs are colour-blind - they can see in colour, just not as vividly as humans!

Now this surprises me, as even the tiniest crumb is never missed with my lot so you would assume their eyes were loads better than ours

I understood dogs saw the colours blue and yellow best.

kevin1954 wrote:I understood dogs saw the colours blue and yellow best.

That is just what I thought Kevin. Little Loup ( our Toy Pood ) had a yellow and black ball once upon a time and he adored it, we know that because he didn't destroy it and took it everywhere now that was black and yellow and I always assumed it was because the yellow made it stand out for him Perhaps certain shades of blues and yellows are a more vivid than other colours

another fact...

The world’s smallest dog breed is the Chihuahua and like human babies, Chihuahuas are born with a soft spot in their skull which closes with age

So then, if one of your doods commits murder they shan't need to use there dental records

Netty wrote:Dogs' nose prints are as unique as humans' finger prints and can be used to accurately identify them.
Now I did not know that

Jules wrote:So then, if one of your doods commits murder they shan't need to use there dental records

LOL assuming you are referring to this quote

Can just imagine Gunner's big fat nose being shoved onto an ink pad for nose printing purposes, he'd eat the pad like he tried to eat that play dough stuff for his nose cast

Hmm. My two get away with murder every day and willow has always got her nose in everything...........