Top 5 Superpowers of Dogs: Unleashing Canine Abilities!

Did you know that dogs possess their own set of "superpowers"? Let's explore some of these remarkable abilities!

SelfDrying Talent

Dogs can dry 75% of their body moisture in just 4 seconds, which is more effective than using a hairdryer. After a bath, you won't need to rush to find a towel to wipe your furry friend dry. Just let them shake their tails and抖动身体, and they'll do the drying themselves!

Unique Nose Patterns as ID Cards

Just like no two leaves are alike in the world, each dog's nose pattern is unique. These patterns can be considered the "ID cards" of dogs, making every little nose a oneofakind treasure in this world.

Sharp Vision

Dogs receive information from their eyes at a speed 25% faster than humans. To us, the world of fastmoving objects appears in slow motion. This is why dogs can easily catch objects you throw, although some may miss occasionally. Don't feel bad if you think you're teasing your dog; they might just be playing along to make you happy!

Sense of Earth's Magnetic Field

Even after traversing great distances, dogs can find their way home. This is because they can see ultraviolet light, hear some ultrasonic sounds, and sense changes in the Earth's magnetic field. However, this ability varies in strength. Another reason is that dogs leave urine along the way, and they can find their way back by following their own scent trail.

Lowering the Risk of Human Illness

Research shows that petting a dog can lower your blood pressure. When you're upset, your dog will come running, wagging its tail, licking you, or giving you a pitiful look, which can instantly lift your mood. This is why people with dogs are less likely to suffer from conditions like hypertension.

Fragrant Paws

The soles of a dog's feet smell like popcorn or corn chips, as dogs can also excrete salt through their feet.

Anticipating Illness

Dogs have a keen sense of smell, much stronger than humans. They can detect odors that we cannot. When a dog notices a change in their owner's scent, they will alert their owner through barking, behavior, or actions. When you're not feeling well, your dog won't pester you to play; instead, they'll stay quietly by your side.

Predicting Pregnancy

When a dog notices that their female owner is pregnant, they will be extra careful and not run around as they usually do. This is because dogs can detect the scent of pregnancy on their owner. If your dog does this, give them a pat on the head and a compliment. When a dog finds out there's a new little one in the house, they will also show extra love and care for the new arrival.

Anticipating Earthquakes

It's said that cats may leave their homes before an earthquake, but dogs can also sense these natural disasters. Unlike cats, dogs won't run away; they will bark continuously. I remember hearing stories from the 2008 earthquake where people said that dogs were restless and barking before the tremors, and nothing could calm them down.

Dogs' sensory abilities are twice as strong as humans', and their hearing is about four times better. This allows them to quickly detect changes in air pressure and subtle changes in gravity, enabling them to anticipate natural disasters.

Understanding Your Feelings

Dogs are also very intelligent. While many dogs are naturally bold and enjoy wagging their tails, sticking out their tongues, and pawing at you, they will automatically distance themselves if they sense that you're not interested or are treating them coldly. When they feel loved, they might lick you, jump on you, or even use their heads to push your hand towards their heads for a head scratch.

When you're with friends or others, dogs can judge whether someone is liked or disliked by your subtle attitude changes and voice nuances, and they will protect their owner from harm. This is why you might see dogs sitting quietly together, but when someone stands up to talk to you, the dog may bark at them. The dog senses that this person is untrustworthy and could pose a threat to their owner.

Conversely, dogs can also detect who you like by sensing the dopamine released in your body when you're happy around someone you like.