“Regular walks provide mental stimulation, exercise and bonding,” Hammond explains. “Extra-long walks, or more frequent outings, show your commitment to their physical and mental health.”
Hammond says dogs may bond and communicate through eye contact. “Holding eye contact with your dog in a calm and loving manner establishes a connection and increases trust and companionship,” she says.
Hammond says dogs may bond and communicate through eye contact. “Holding eye contact with your dog in a calm and loving manner establishes a connection and increases trust and companionship,” she says.
Hammond suggests scratching your dog to show affection. She says gentle touches like head scratching and belly rubs replicate social grooming behaviors, making your dog feel loved and secure.
If you cuddle, your pet probably will too. Hammond tells Parade that cuddling meets a dog's demand for physical proximity and warmth, strengthening your emotional bond with your pet. “It fosters security and love.”
Hammond suggests considering your pet's requirements and giving them items that will make them feel at home and cared for.
The ruffled and curlier look and bitterer taste distinguish curly kale from “regular” green kale.