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Dogs have fascinating traits! They have a keen sense of smell, with noses more sensitive than humans, and even unique nose prints. They sweat through their paws and can see some colors, debunking the myth that they only see in black and white. Puppies are born deaf and develop their hearing within a few weeks.
Here are some more fun facts about dogs:
- Disease Detection: Dogs can be trained to detect diseases like cancer.
- Ancient History: Dogs are direct descendants of wolves and were one of the first animals domesticated by humans.
- Unique Breeds: Some breeds have unique characteristics, like the Basenji, known as the "barkless dog," or the Newfoundland, known for their swimming abilities.
- Love Hormone: When you pet your dog or look into their eyes, both of you release oxytocin, the "love hormone".
- Oldest Breed: The Saluki is considered one of the oldest dog breeds, appearing in ancient Egyptian tombs.
- Contagious Yawning: Yawning can be contagious among dogs.
- Unique Nose Prints: Just like human fingerprints, each dog has a unique nose print.
- Sweating Through Paws: Dogs cool themselves by panting and sweating through their paws.
- Color Vision: Dogs can see some colors, although their vision is different from humans.
- Dreaming: Dogs experience REM sleep, which indicates they dream like humans.
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