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For everyone who wants to be their dog's best friend . . . Love, Dog is the new trusted resource to help you make the best choices for your dog's wellbeing . . . And remember, we humans are just the sidekicks!!
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Lately, the three of us Goldens have gotten to discussing some serious topics. Grant loves to talk politics, and Tori's big on religion, so back in the dog house we recently had a chat about the bible. Yeah, that bible. Here's what we chewed on for a few hours . . ..

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Dogs sploot by stretching out and relaxing, often to cool down, which is a normal behavior for them. It’s an adorable and slightly strange posture where their belly is flat against the ground and their hind legs are stretched out behind them. The origin of the word “sploot” is uncertain, but it’s part of a trend of using cute misspellings to describe dogs’ quirks and physical characteristics, like “chonky” for chunky and “floof” for fluffy. Curious to learn more about why your dog sploots?

Read the full article over at Reader’s Digest.

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