Your dog always seems to know when you're about to walk through the door. They're waiting by the window, tail wagging, even though you didn't text ahead or follow a strict schedule. How do they do it?
The answer might surprise you: your dog can smell time.
Could be boredom, could be we like the texture, could be we're looking for fiber. It's not always deep... But occasional snacking? We're good.
When we tilt our heads, we can hear better AND see better. It's like we're repositioning our whole face to understand you... We're cute AND smart. We're doing it on purpose.
I think it's called 'zoomies.' It's basically our body's way of saying we had too much energy stored up. Like a pressure release valve... Although, full disclosure—I think I also do it just to mess with my human.
Echo and Benny are back, this time talking about how CanopyVet lets pet parents chat directly with a vet (instead of calling or waiting forever in a clinic).
Ever wonder why your dog scratches the ground after doing their business? Echo and Benny break down the real reason behind this quirky behavior—and spoiler alert, it's way cooler than you think. A fun dive into dog territory-marking and why your pet isn't just being weird.
In Episode 1, “All in One Place,” Echo tries to explain to Benny why CanopyVet is the ultimate app for pet parents:
