True or False?

Dogs can distinguish between different types of music.

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When Fiona the Corgi was told she couldn’t stay outside all day because it was cold and snowing, she problem-solved. In a viral Instagram video, Fiona decided the issue wasn’t the snow at all. It was the lack of comfort.

Her solution? Drag her cozy dog bed straight through the dog door and into the snowy yard. The clip shows Fiona carefully pulling the bed outside, settling in, and clearly feeling proud of her workaround, even sneaking a look back at the house, as if checking whether her plan had been noticed.

Viewers were quick to applaud her effort, calling her “impressive,” “smart,” and a top-tier problem solver. One commenter joked that she “gets the work done,” while others encouraged her persistence.

The video has racked up thousands of likes, proving once again that when dogs love snow, they’ll go to surprisingly clever lengths to enjoy it, even if it means bending the house rules just a little.

Meet Sailor, the brilliant and lovable Cavachon of Daily Dig reader Patricia! With a Bichon mom and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel dad, Sailor brings the best of both worlds: smart, talkative, and incredibly affectionate.

She can count her treats, retrieve her toys by name, and solve problems like a pro, all while soaking up every bit of love around her.

Thank you to Daily Dig reader Patricia for sharing Sailor with us. Have a pup who deserves the spotlight? Submit your furry friend for a chance to be featured as a future Daily Dig Dog of the Day!

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If winter potty breaks feel longer than normal, you’re not imagining it. Cold weather can make dogs extra curious, distracted, or downright stubborn about doing their business, especially when snow turns every walk into a scent-filled adventure.

Rushing your dog every single time isn’t ideal, but on frigid nights, it’s okay to encourage efficiency. Dogs are more likely to pee where other dogs have gone, so familiar spots, vertical surfaces like signposts, and patches of long grass can help speed things along. Staying still and quiet once your dog starts sniffing also matters. Interrupting them can reset the whole process.

Positive reinforcement helps more than begging ever will. The moment your dog finishes, praise them and offer a high-value treat so they learn that going quickly pays off. For snow-loving dogs, give them a few extra minutes afterward so potty time doesn’t feel like the end of all outdoor fun. For cold-haters, the real reward is heading straight back inside.

With a little strategy, winter potty breaks can become faster, warmer, and far less miserable for everyone involved.

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Here are our favorite picks of the week, full of love, laughs, and seriously smart pups:

• 💘 8 sweet ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your dog

• 💤 How dog owners get good sleep

• 🤵 This dog in a tuxedo is completely stealing the show

• 🤓 Proof that dogs are low-key geniuses

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🤔 True or False: True. Some studies show dogs prefer classical music over other genres.

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