Information about dogs

Dogs are those smart pets that many people like to raise at home. It is known that dogs are the true friend of man if they are treated well and understand their requirements. Today we offer you through your Magic Box some amazing information about dogs that we hope you will like.

• The total number of dogs in the world is about 400 million dogs

• Dogs can perform many useful functions for humans such as hunting, agricultural work and security as well as helping people with special cases such as the blind person.

There are many different breeds of dogs, the most famous of which are the Bulldog, the German Shepherd, the Collie, the Golden Retriever, St. Bernard, the Greyhound, the Bloodhound, Chihuahua, Labrador and Boxer.

• The most popular dog breed in the world are Labrador-type dogs because of its gentle nature, obedience and intelligence, and those breed of dogs are excellent with other pets as they can be used in some policing.

• Dogs excel in hearing rate four times more than humans.

• Dogs have a wonderful sense of smell, dogs are able to distinguish concentrations of odors at a rate of 100 million times more than humans.

Dogs have a wonderful sense of smell. Dogs are able to recognize odor concentrations at a rate of 100 million times more than humans.

• The average age of dogs is about 10 to 14 years.

• There is a myth that dogs are blind to colors but the fact that dogs can see colors but to a lesser degree than humans.

• Dogs have a distinctive vision in lower illumination better than humans because of the presence of a special layer that reflects the light behind the retina.

• If no offspring are identified for a female dog, they can give birth to more than 66,000 small pups in just six years.

• The dog is physically cooked one year after 15 years of human life.

• The United States has the largest number of dogs in the world followed by France.

• Greyhound dogs are the fastest dogs on the ground and are running at 45 mph.

• The nose of each dog is unique and it is similar to the human fingerprint.

Dogs can recognize certain diseases, including some cancers, as well as diabetes and early signs of epilepsy.

• Shocking the tail in the dogs does not mean that in any case they are happy, shaking the tail of the dog to the right means that he is happy and left hand means that the dog is afraid and low tail refers to aggression.

• The average temperature of dogs is 38 degrees while the human temperature is 37 degrees Celsius.

• Dogs are able to understand up to 250 words and some signals, and the average intelligence of a smart dog equals the intelligence of a two-year-old child.

Dogs do not enjoy hugs, for example, where hugs are a type of hegemony.

• Dogs dream like humans completely so you can notice sudden movements or convulsions that occur to the dog during sleep.