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| HSSV's BBerry "Learning how my favorite people smell" |
Blackberry Aka BBerry, she might be shy dog, but the sweetest one. Do you know that the most important point of socialization process is to bring fun, positive energy and not judgment.
Dogs are in nature migrating animals so exercising dog will get him/her into her/his natural migrating state of mind, which will be great time to bond with him/her.
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| HSSV's BBerry "It's a Beautiful World" |
BBerry loves her walks, she might be tiny and fragile, but once she is in adventurous state of mind she wants to see more and to smell more. It is so much fun outside.
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| HSSV's "Let it be!" |
Everything smells different, but how different? There are many ways in which people and dogs are similar, but an area in which dogs are much superior is in their olfactory ability, or their sense of smell.
Dogs can smell 100,000 times better than humans. In tests, dogs have been able to detect a chemical in a solution diluted to 1 to 2 parts per trillion.
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| HSSV's BBerry "Memorizing good moments..." |
The human brain has a large area devoted to vision, while dogs have a large portion dedicated to olfaction, in fact 40% more of a dog's brain than a human's is committed to smell.
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| Humans can smell roses |
The average person has 5 million smell receptors, while the average dog, depending on breed, has 125 to 250 million smell receptors. The Bloodhound has an incredible 300 million smell receptors!
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| HSSV's BBerry "I am a size of four medium size mushrooms" |
Dogs can smell things up to 40 feet underground. Dogs can even smell human fingerprints that are a week old.
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| HSSV's BBerry "Week later I will remember this spot with accuracy of my nose" |
Can you imagine BBerry will smell my shoes print week later at the same spot.
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| HSSV's BBerry "Please come meet me at HSSV!" |
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