True or False?

Dogs only pant when they’re hot.

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Millie Bobby Brown has always been passionate about animal rescue, and now she’s taking that love to the next level. The Stranger Things star recently revealed on The Drew Barrymore Show that she’s currently fostering an impressive 23 dogs, on top of the nine permanent pups she cares for. That’s a lot of paws to manage!

Her dedication to rescuing animals runs deep. Brown has been rescuing senior dogs, like her 17-year-old pup who was abandoned on the streets, showing the world that adopting older dogs can be just as rewarding. Many of her dogs have been rescued from shelters, proving that love knows no age or background.

The actress’s desire to help animals even led her to move out of her parents’ house at 18 to make room for more pets. Along with her dogs, she’s shared her love for animals through her Florence by Mills pet collection, aiming to make pet care more stylish and fun.

Brown’s story is an inspiring reminder that rescue work is not only life-changing for the animals but also deeply fulfilling for the humans who open their hearts to them.

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Traveling with a guide dog might sound like all smooth sailing, but it comes with both perks and challenges. For one, your dog makes navigating unfamiliar places a lot easier, offering companionship and confidence. Whether you're wandering through L.A. or New York, a guide dog can help you feel grounded while exploring new smells and sounds along the way.

However, it's not always a perfect journey. From the occasional person who doesn't understand service dog etiquette to the struggle of finding a trash can in a busy city, these little hiccups can make travel harder than it needs to be. A guide dog’s job is serious work, and some people just don’t get that petting or distracting them can throw off their focus.

Still, the bond between a guide dog and their handler is undeniable. While it’s not always easy, there's nothing like having a furry companion by your side, especially when they’re as dependable and loving as a guide dog. Would you trade it for a cane? Probably not.

When traveling through Europe, it’s hard not to notice how dogs seem to fit effortlessly into public spaces. Whether at a café in Paris or a bus in Germany, dogs are everywhere, calm and content. This behavior, however, doesn’t come naturally—it’s shaped by culture and how people treat their dogs. While American dogs can often be seen struggling in public spaces, European dogs have learned to relax because of a different approach to dog ownership.

One major difference is how dogs are approached in public. In Europe, it’s considered rude to rush up and pet a dog without asking. This respect for boundaries leads to less stress for the dog. In contrast, American dogs often face intrusive interactions, which can lead to anxiety and behavioral issues. This simple change in approach can make a world of difference.

Dog training also plays a key role. In Europe, positive reinforcement is the standard, while in the U.S., some trainers still use outdated, harsh methods. A switch to gentle, reward-based training could help American dogs feel more comfortable and secure in all environments.

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🤔 True or False? False! While panting is a primary method of temperature regulation, dogs also pant when they’re excited, stressed, or anxious.

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