Skipper's Blog

Have you ever wondered why your dog can't seem to find the bright red ball in the grass? Can our dogs only see in black and white, or do our dogs actually see colour? In this blog, you will find out how your dog's vision differs from that of humans.

Dog drooling is normal, especially when food is around! However, there may be times when you start to ask yourself, why is my dog drooling more than usual? Excessive drooling can be a reason for concern as it may be a sign of a health issue. Find out if your dog's drooling is harmless or warrants a closer look.

You may have noticed your dog acting differently when you pet another dog. This can make you wonder if dogs get jealous or if their behaviour is due to something else. According to a study, YES! Dogs do, in fact, get jealous, but is their jealousy the same as ours?

When your dog appears slow and weak, you may start to think, "Why is my dog lethargic?". Lethargy can range from mild to severe. Mild lethargy can be a result of intense physical exercise. On the other hand, more severe lethargy can be caused due to an underly health issue.

You will be happy to know that there are studies to support the idea that dogs do dream. However, getting first-hand accounts of our dog's dreams is extremely unlikely. Fortunately, researchers have theorised what influences our dog's dreams, and it's quite interesting!