Life can be a bit ruff when you're a dog with a human who doesn't always understand. But don't worry, our daily Dogscope is here to help with some encouragement and a helping paw!
Getting a good once-over from your human is part of the routine. But if they're being a bit too touchy, it's time to set some boundaries. Don't just stand there and take it. Let them know you have your limits.
You're great at charming people, but dogs can be a bit more challenging. When you meet other pups, be prepared to be extra friendly and even submissive.
It's tough to be in the same pack with dogs who think differently than you, but it's not impossible. Focus on the things you have in common, rather than the differences.
You're torn between your human pack and your canine pack. It's a tough choice, but it doesn't have to be all or nothing. Think of it as having the best of both worlds.
You may not be intact, but there's romance in the air. Get ready for some fun and excitement, and the boundless energy that comes with it.
Your owner wants to rush through your walks. Don't let them! Make it clear that you need a longer walk. Speed is great, but it doesn't replace length.
Getting in touch with your feelings has been hard work. Now that you have a grip on them, what are you going to do with dissatisfaction and boredom? Share them with your owner.
It's easy to get caught up in the moment, but don't let other dogs lead you astray. You don't want to end up in the animal control van.
When your owner brings home someone new, it's your job to judge them. This one seems jovial enough, so give them a chance.
Running wild might seem fun, but your domestic life is actually sweeter. All the discipline and structure are a benefit. Freedom isn't always what it's cracked up to be.
Things were getting a bit predictable, but now there are new additions to the pack to liven things up. New members are good as long as they pass your screening.
You're a lucky dog, but luck isn't always on your side. Think before you bark today, because you won't be able to talk your way out of a confrontation with another dog.