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I guess I wasn't the only one with these questions… a group of scientists at VCA Animal Hospital studied sleeping dogs and discovered some crazy things. First, their sleep patterns are very similar to ours, and the way they move their paws or bark is ebcause they, in fact, dream about things that happened in their daily life. So, if you have taken your dog to the beach or played with them for a while, it's very likely they will be dreaming about that. I find this to be the cutest thing ever.
And now that I think about it, it's very important to understand the life we want to give our doggos. They only get to know the world you show them, so trying to be the best paw parent out there will be very beneficial for them, who will, of course, repay that with lots of puppy love and multiple kisses.
Being a good paw parent doesn't have to be super complicated. Your dogs aren't expecting you to take them on beach trips every day of the week, but they'll most likely enjoy a little walkie one or two times a day, and you throwing the ball at them when you get home from work. You're what they love most, so let them dream about their day and make sure they are happy little puppies.
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