Cats don’t just meow — they chirp. This short, trilling sound is your cat’s way of grabbing your attention or asking you to follow them. Learn what cat chirping means, when it happens, and why you should pay attention to it.
Dogs don’t just love you — they understand you. This blog dives into how dogs recognize human smiles, why they respond to facial expressions, and how your dog might actually be your best emotional support system.
“He’s not aggressive; he’s anxious” — a powerful reminder for pet parents navigating misunderstood behaviours. This blog dives into how anxiety is often misread as aggression in dogs and cats and what compassionate pet parenting really looks like. Learn how to read triggers, respond with empathy, and raise a confident pet without force or fear.
Community dogs don’t forget acts of kindness. This blog explains why dogs return to places where they were once fed, how spatial memory works in dogs, and what their behaviour reveals about trust and survival on the streets.
What does five years of pet parenting teach you about yourself? This article explores the emotional growth, self-awareness, and life lessons that unfold quietly over years of living with a dog or cat. A heartfelt reflection for long-time pet parents navigating love, patience, change, and everything in between.
Have you noticed your dog becoming quieter or less playful over time? This article explores common reasons behind subtle personality shifts in dogs, including ageing, boredom, emotional changes, and cognitive health. Learn how to recognise the signs and support your pet through these changes with empathy and insight.
Street dog etiquette isn't just for community caregivers — it offers important lessons for pet parents too. Learn how observing and respecting free-roaming dogs can help you better understand your own pet, avoid unnecessary conflict, and raise a more emotionally secure dog. This blog breaks down what street dog etiquette looks like and how you can apply it to your everyday life as a thoughtful, observant pet parent.
Ever noticed your dog always stepping forward with the same paw or using one paw more than the other when playing? Just like humans are left- or right-handed, dogs have a dominant paw too!
1. Why Do Some Pets Hate Nail Trims? From your pet’s point of view, nail trimming feels strange—maybe even scary. Their paws are sensitive, and if they’ve ever had a nail cut too short, they remember the pain. Some pets...
Chat with Us
info@bearhugsofficial.com
Submit a Query
