Your dog has emotions and feelings just like you. At any given time, he'll try to communicate them with his body language and expressions. Most owners never learn to identify these signs; the fact that their pooch is sad, anxious, mad, or happy completely escapes them. As a result, they often fail to give the attention their pets need or crave.

The good news is that you can easily recognize the emotions your canine is feeling by watching his eyes. If you know what to look for, not only will you be able to recognize signals, but you'll also be able to interpret them accurately. In this article, we'll give you a crash course on how to read and decipher what your pooch is trying to tell you with his looks.

Looking For Signals

Most of us are accustomed to inferring intention and meaning from watching the faces of our friends and family. Slight changes or nuances alert us to specific feelings. For the most part, this is a learned trait. You can learn to do the same by identifying the nonverbal signals your pooch uses to express his feelings.

In the same way people can open their eyes wide and shut them, so too, can your canine. Also, keep in mind that shape varies between breeds. If your dog's eyes are wide it is probably a sign that he feels vulnerable. That can include feeling stressed or scared regarding something he finds threatening. He might express these same emotions by squinting a bit, though this might also suggest that he is being submissive to you.

The manner in which he is looking at - or away - from you will also suggest emotions and intent. If a dog stares at you with an intense, anxious look he probably perceives you as a threat. This should not be mistaken for a friendly dog that is looking at his owner and craves his attention. If a canine looks away from you, that usually signals he wants to be submissive.

If he is looking at you from the corners of his eyes and you notice a large amount of white, be wary. He quite possibly could be agitated, or even worse, see you as a threat. In both cases, he might respond aggressively. It's common for dogs to do this when you approach them while they're eating or playing with their favorite toy. This is another signal that is often misinterpreted. If your canine is looking up at you or from the side, seeing the sclera (the white area) of his eyes may not connote aggression. You'll know the difference because his body will seem relaxed rather than tense.

Owners who take the time to learn how to read their dogs' eyes will benefit from understanding their feelings. Remember, the only way your pooch can communicate with you is through nonverbal means. Learning how to identify them will strengthen the friendship you share. Remember to give your dog health dog treats and dog chews

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#1 - Spaying Or Neutering

Unless you're a professional breeder, there are few reasons to neglect spaying or neutering your canine. In most cases, he'll live longer, manifest fewer behavioral issues, and remain healthier throughout his life. Plus, animal shelters are overloaded partly because of population problems. If you spay or neuter your pooch, you'll help control the problem.

#2 - Enroll In Some Professional Training Classes

Without you teaching them the right habits, canines can develop bad ones. While there are training strategies that you can employ at home to curb them, it's far easier to enroll him into professional dog behavior classes. Not only will that prevent new bad habits from forming, but it also help socialize your pooch among other people and their pets.

#3 - Invest In Tags And A Microchip

Dogs can get lost. It can happen when you least expect it. Make sure your dog has his tags so other people - including animal control personnel - can identify you as his owner. You should also consider investing in a microchip. Tags can fall off, or even have the words rubbed off them. A microchip that is placed under your dog's skin will help animal control employees identify him.

#4 - Schedule Routine Veterinarian Checkups

In the same way people need to schedule annual exams with their doctors, your pooch needs regular checkups with his veterinarian. Otherwise, he might develop a health issue, which can quickly damage his body. Schedule routine appointments with the vet and keep them.

#5 - Provide Regular Exercise

Exercise is essential for all dogs. Even though some breeds are more active than others, all of them are susceptible to developing health issues - including obesity - if they don't enjoy physical activity. Plan to take your canine companion on two walks a day in addition to any playtime you spend with him.

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You should always keep your canine leashed when he's outside your home (unless you have taken him to a dog park). Most cities have "leash laws" and they're usually enforced. Plus, even though your pooch is well-trained, docile, and tagged, he may react poorly to something out of your control. Neglecting to leash him can easily lead to a host of problems.

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For dog care they are straightforward. They do not shed much, so whilst not strictly non-allegenic, they may be suitable for a family with an allergic member.

The Havanese have a slight wavy double coat, which is light and soft, with a heavier undercoat.

The Havanese must be brushed daily, as the fur has a tendency to mat. If you are not showing the dog, you can trim the coat. Whilst they have fur, it is a coat to keep the hot sun off the body, not warmth inside, so in some areas you may need to buy sweaters for them.

When you bath them, dry with a towel and allow them to dry off naturally inside, as they are susceptible to skin problems if dried with a hair drier. It is a breed that the kennel clubs, prefer and dictate a natural look, avoiding the bows and preferring the hair over the eyes, that protected their eyes from the Cuban sun.

The original Harvanese were white, but now they occur in all types of coat colours and patterns.
The Havanese has  a solid look relative to most toy dog breeds. They have a weight range of around five Kgs ( roughly 12 lbs). Its height measured at the withers is roughly two hundred and fifty mm( about 10). The back raises from the withers to the rump which is unusual in dogs.

The Havanese move with an agile springy gait. Whilst they are relatively good swimmers, they generally shire away from water, but careful close to water  if there is something for them to run after.

They have almond eyes, with medium sized ears that are well covered and hang down. The Havanese are more likely than most breeds to ear infections, so routinely inspect their ears and clean them. Every so often they may require their inner hairs to be pulled by hand or tweezers. The tail sweeps over the back and is also well covered. They have a great sense of smell and are trained often for search. The Havanese are easily trained so are often used in circus shows, tracking, hearing assistance dogs, mould, termite and drug search.

The Havanese generally live fourteen to sixteen years. They being breed from a limited gene pool suffer from some genetic diseases. These include liver disease, heart disease, cataracts and retinal dysplasia (dots and streak on the retina). It is advisable only to buy Havanese from parent dogs who have clear eye certificates. Havanese may develop brown tear stains, this is more obvious on the lighter coloured dogs.

The dog was bred from the now extent Bichon Tenerife and was taken to Cuba by traders and settlers. Being popular in Havana in Cuba. Globally the Havanese is a relatively recent breed, rapidly growing in the 1970s from only ten dogs in the US. They were common in Cuba, prior to the revolution, but suffered afterwards. Rapid growth in popularity now makes it difficult to find a puppy.

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