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4/7 Sponsored by: Embrace Pet Insurance Senior pup learns to play, weird dog habits explained, lamb chop obsession



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š¶ Senior pup learns to play again
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Senior Dachshund Learns Playtime from Corgis
When it comes to dog playtime, things can get wild, especially in households with multiple pups. For Daphne and Crouton, two Pembroke Welsh Corgis, teaching their new senior Wirehaired Dachshund brother, Earl Grey, how to play was serious business. While Earl may not fully understand whatās going on, the determined Corgis are giving it their all.
Daphne and Crouton have perfected the art of playtime, and now theyāre using their special technique to coax Earl into the action. At 11 years old, Daphne is leading the charge, her paws sliding across the hardwood floor in a cartoonish attempt to get Earl to join in. Meanwhile, Earlās little tail wags as he processes whether or not heās supposed to be part of the chaos.
Despite his hesitation, Earl is adjusting to his new home, and his Corgi siblings are helping him navigate the wild world of play. The trio is forming a bond, and fans canāt get enough of their adorable antics. Itās clear that playtime with this crew will never be dull!


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Why Your Dog Does These Weird Things
Dogs are strange, wonderful creatures, and their quirky behaviors often leave us scratching our heads. But thereās usually a reason behind their odd habits. For instance, if your dog is chasing its tail, it could be boredom, curiosity, or even a sign of cognitive decline in older pups. Itās cute, but if it becomes excessive, itās worth a vet check.
Another common behavior is rolling in something smelly. While it seems gross, dogs might be trying to mask their scent (think survival instinct) or pick up new odors to share with their "pack." Itās a little gross, but also kind of sweet in a doggy way.
The famous āzoomiesā are another funny dog behavior. Those bursts of random energy arenāt just random; theyāre often triggered by excitement or the need to burn off pent-up energy. Whether itās after a long nap or a trip to the park, you know itās zoomie time when your dog starts racing around.
So, while your dog might be confusing you with their behavior, itās usually all part of being a happy, healthy pup. And in the end, isnāt that what makes them even more lovable?


Why Dogs Are Obsessed With Lamb Chop
Lamb Chop has become more than just a cuddly toy for dogs. Itās a symbol of comfort and nostalgia, especially for pet parents who grew up with the iconic puppet. For dogs like Ruby, the Mini Australian Labradoodle from California, Lamb Chop is not just a playthingāit's a ābaby,ā one she takes everywhere and treats with the utmost care. Itās a trend thatās captured the hearts of pups and humans alike, with some dogs even collecting Lamb Chop toys for every occasion.
So why is this simple plush toy so beloved by dogs? The answer lies in its design. Veterinarians explain that Lamb Chopās size, texture, and sound make it the perfect companion for dogs. Its soft, nurturing feel and honking sound trigger a dogās playful instincts, while its shape resembles that of a small animal, satisfying their natural urge to carry and groom toys.
But it's not just about design. The real charm of Lamb Chop is the emotional connection. Pet parents, especially millennials, often remember the toy from their childhood, adding a layer of nostalgia to their dogās love for it. As long as Lamb Chop continues to bring comfort and joy to both dogs and their humans, it will remain a timeless favorite.


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