Human man beings, the kindle or top notch on the hierarchy of animal life.  They are big on health and as such do things which they consider to be healthy.  Many humans will exercise to keep fit and healthy, they will also indulge in a diet which allows them to gain their right amount of nutriments without packing on the pounds. Some human beings have even gone to a full lifestyle of being a vegetarian. That is the strict diet of plant life only. But the Good thing about the human autonomy is that it can be diverse.

​ A human who indulges in meat eating and one who indulges in leaf eating will be as healthy as the other. But the big problem is when pet owners, especially those who have cats or dogs believe that the same rule of eating strictly vegetable can apply to their canine pal. It doesn’t work that way. You see, even though all mammals basically have the same kind of organ structure, it does not mean that all mammal bodies require the same type and kind of nutriment.

Dogs are canines, they are descendants from the wolf family. Wolves are meat eaters. Their body requires that they consume meat in order to live healthy. The dog is no different. The animal requires a certain amount of meat protein to remain fit and healthy. What most dog food makers do today is that they serve what is called dry dog food. A mix of all kinds of animal flesh, grains, preservatives and a host of things your dog shouldn’t be consuming anyway. 

​Dog owners who are vegans and allow their dogs to only consume a vegan diet is basically depriving the animal of its natural protein needed to grow fit and healthy. I am sure if you let out your dog in the wild and the dog begins to adapt to its environment, you won’t see that dog eating shrub and leaves when it gets hungry. It’s natural predatorily instinct will kick in and that dog will hunt smaller meat kind to eat. But with all that said and done. What will happen to a dog that is fed a vegan diet? Well let’s see

According to Webmd:

Vitamins A and D: 
Dogs and cats cannot make vitamin D in their skin, so it needs to be in their diet. And the vitamin D needs to be D3, which comes from animal sources, not D2, which comes from plant-based sources. “People and dogs can use D2 to some extent, but cats really need D3,” Heinze says.

Taurine. 
Dogs can make taurine if provided the right building blocks through dietary protein. Cats cannot make their own taurine at all, so it is regarded as an essential amino acid in this species and must be present in adequate amounts in the diet. Both species can suffer taurine deficiencies.
 
 
Potential Risk According to WebMb

• Inadequate total protein intake (less than the 25 grams per 1,000 calories recommended)
• Imbalance of the certain amino acids, such as taurine and L-carnitine (dogs and cats) or essential fatty acids arachidonic acid (cats only), in particular
• Deficiency in vitamins and minerals (such as B vitamins, calcium, phosphorus, and iron) that are obtained ideally, or only, through meat or other animal products

If allowed to continue long enough, these dietary problems can lead to serious and sometimes irreversible medical conditions. The one veterinarians mention most often is taurine-related dilated cardiomyopathy (enlarged heart with weak contractions and poor pumping ability). Low taurine can also lead to reproductive failures, growth failures, and eye problems.
 
If You are feeding your dog vegetables and the dog is eventually becomes ill. Find the nearest vet and go save the canines life. Also, importantly is that you ensure that the animal begins to get some good meat in it's system packed with these essential nutrients below.
​Essential Nutrients for Dogs Diet.

If you ever approach your pet dog and see the animal roll on it's back, bend it's paws towards it's tummy and sticks out it's tongue, you must do these things immediately.

1. Hang up the phone. You don't need the vet to fix this, chances are if you ca,l the vet and explain these doggy symptoms, the vet may probably prescribe some kind of doggy play time medication for you. The vet simply have no treatment for this kind of dog behavior.

2. Drop Down on your Knees. If you see your dog doing what is described above. You need to immediately stop what you are doing, get down on your knees and rub your dogs chest and tummy. What you are doing is releasing the play, comfort and total relaxation energy to your dog. I can assure you, your dog will simply love you for this.

3. Drop Down and Roll on Your Back Too. There is no other way to diagnose seeking comfort and relaxation than to mimic it yourself. Get on your back and mimic the animal, both owner and pet will have a blast rolling on the ground. You may end up learning something you just never knew about canine behavior. 

4. Use your feet to Massage the underbelly.
If your dog goes on it's back and looks at you, it is a sign you need to get your foot massage on. Remove your shoe or slipper and just use your feet to gently rub the underbelly of the animal up and down. PS. Ensure you can balance your weight because your dog would hate you slipping and stepping into it's guts. 

5. Throw the dog a biscuit
If you are a lazy dog owner or simply do not have the time of day to pay attention to your dog needs, you can do the very next best thing and at least throw the dog a doggy biscuit. This will get your pooch on all fours again.

Well, there are some words which kind of gotten marry in some sense. Cat Scratches, Goats Butt, Scorpions sting and Dogs Bite.  If you do not have any proper dog training, you should never put your hands in the mouth of dogs for testing sake. Unless it is your dog and it is probably a medical emergency such as something stuck in the dog’s throat.

Never place your hands into the mouth of unknown dogs because you will get bitten and worse, the dog may be carrying a disease which can infect you such as Rabies. Putting your hands intention ally into large unknown dog or stray dogs mouth can be devastating if the animal decided to bite and hold on to your hand. Dogs have much more powerful bite than humans and some other predators. 

Seven Dogs With Strongest Bites

1. Kangal - Dog with the Strongest Bite. Bite Force – 743 PSI.
2. English Mastiff. Bite Force – 556 PSI. ...
3. Wolfdog. Bite Force – 406 PSI. ...
4. Rottweiler. Bite Force – 328 PSI. ...
5. African Wild Dog. Bite Force – 317 PSI. ...
6. American Bulldog. Bite Force – 305 PSI. ...
7. Doberman. Bite Force – 245 PSI.

 
PSI means pounds per square inch. This is normally measured on a PSI scale. This tells you how hard and deep an animal can bite. Some bites are powerful enough to even break bones. The point is basically this. Never place your hand inside a dog’s mouth. You will get bitten.

Many dog owners find little time to spend with their pets. They spend so much time consumed with other activities such as work, love and social media life they simply forget that they have a buddy at home that needs their attention. But the truth is that dog owners must do activities with their dog to keep their pet animal and away from falling into separation depression.  So what are some of the activities that dog owners can do with their dogs which they both can enjoy? Well, here is my list of the 5 best dog activities.​

1. Hang Out On The Beach
Why not take a nice weekend and bring your dog to one of mother natures favorite spot? The Beach. The beach is an awesome place for dog owners and their pet to enjoy. Dog owners and their dog can enjoy a long walk along the beach while still enjoying the sea. The beach is a nice place to let your dog run loose and really stretch his legs.

2. Read A Fun Dog Book
​Dogs are really smart animals. They can be trained to understand from the basic to the most advance set of commands. They respond well to various types of training techniques and most have a good grip on what the English language is all about. A well trained dog with interest in listening to his owner speak will sit down and listen to her owner read a fun doggy book. But guess what, just like us humans who are easily tuned out after listening or reading a long boring book, so will your dog. the trick is to read short stories to the animal and substitute the name of the dog in the story with the name of your actual dog. Somehow the dog seems to be a bit more attentive when his/her name is called. Also remember, when reading with or to your dog, ensure there are no distractions such as a cat strolling by the lawn or another dog interfering with your dog's  concentration.

3. Play Ball
Ball is a great invention. It is capable of easy movement and it can be used several different ways.  Dogs just cant't resist the fun of this wonderful invention. Once you get hold of a ball and begin to throw or kick that ball, I guarantee your dog will definitely want to be apart of that fun experience.

4. Watch a Dog Movie
Dogs somehow find movies which involve one of their own fascinating. This is good for older dogs which are not quite active and spend a lot of time in front the television trying to snap at the dog food in the commercial. 

5. Play fetch
The good old play fetch is still a hit with young, fun and energetic dogs. Throw a dog toy, ball or a stick a distance and watch your pooch do a hundred meter dash to pick up the object and bring it back to you. This works effectively because some dogs are natural chasers and will run at anything that moves. A stick or ball being flung is movement and your dog will respond with a chase.

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They say that a mirror is a gateway to another dimension.  But for me, a mirror is a tool I use to simply adore my own devilishly handsome looks. Even though sometimes the mirror seems to not agree with that statement. Human beings are fascinated with themselves and how they look and how people perceive them. Most spend hours upon hours in the mirror admiring their ourselves, trying to fix and nip at any faults they might find. Humans are conscious spiritual beings who understand self and have a greater understanding of life and all surroundings. We know once we look at a mirror, the mirror gives a reflection of the person looking, normally yourself. But what about animals such as a cat or dog. Do dogs recognise themselves in a mirror? Do they have that conscious spark to tell their brains that the dog they see in the mirror is himself and not another dog looking at them? Well below is what scientist have found out about a dogs reflection in the mirror.

Dogs Reflection In The Mirror.
If you take a young puppy and place the dog in front of a mirror. That pup will bark at his own reflection thinking it is another dog. In the pup's mind, it is saying, "Wow! I found a new playmate." But after futile gestures for the pup in the mirror to interact, the pup eventually loses interest. The pup eventually may grow up and ignore the mirror only seeing it as a useless object with no purpose. 

There are however animals with self-awareness which will recognise themself in a mirror. Animals such as Dolphins, Orangutans and Gorillas. Most other species of animals such as cats, dogs, raccoons, bears etc, will either treat the image as another animal, or come to ignore it completely.