Having a large dog can be slightly problematic, only because you need to make sure you have a big enough home for it.

If your large dog is indoor, and your home is fairly small, then it will cause your dog to become extremely cramped, and it could develop health problems because of it not being able to run around freely.

Any dog needs a large area to run around in. This helps to keep your dog healthy. Also, small spaces can spell doom for people with allergies, so if you or someone who lives with you has allergies, consider that.

If you live in a small place and have nowhere else to move to, then make sure you have a yard where your dog can run around.

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Absolutely! Your dog’s whiskers serve the same purpose as a cat’s whiskers, and they are quite sensitive.

Have you ever touched your dog’s whiskers and watched your dog’s reaction?

Your dog probably did not like it when you touched them.

Whiskers, besides being sensitive, help aid a dog to sense certain things, such as air movement.

Touching your dog’s whiskers would almost feel ticklish, but not in a good way. Just like cats, they do not want you to touch them, pull on them, or tap the ends of them with your hand.

Sometimes you will see a dog’s whiskers lying flat back against their face, and sometimes they are straight out and “feathered”. This is when they are being used to sense something.

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