Dog shaking

There are lots of reasons why dogs shake their bodies. We're going to look at each of them, and help you work out which applies to your pup.

New data shows that dogs evolved mechanisms that allow them to shake nearly 70 percent of the water from their fur in about 4 seconds. It is a matter of survival, but it also depends on the size of the dog.

A wet dog can teach humans some new tricks. It may seem silly for scientists to study the way a dog shakes itself dry. But it could help engineers come up with automated-cleaning techniques to use …

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Head shaking is not normal behavior in dogs, especially if you do not know the cause. While it can occasionally happen, if your pup keeps shaking his head time and again, something might be wrong, and you should take him to the vet.

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Wondering why your dog is shaking and trembling so much? We'll explain common causes and how to stop your pooch from quivering!

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Researchers have found that furry mammals can shake themselves 70 percent dry in just a fraction of a second. Learn more on EarthSky.

Shake is a new book of photos from Portland-based photographer Carli Davidson who used a high speed camera to capture hilarious freeze-frame shots of various dogs mid-shake. The amusing portraits seem to transform ordinary pets into strangely distorted animals right out of a cartoon. Known for her candid and heartfelt portraits of pets and wildlife, Davidson first began photographing animals while working with the animal care team at the Oregon Zoo. Shake was partially inspired by her own…

Dogs shake for a variety of reasons, including cold, stress, excitement, or health issues. Learn about the causes and how to handle it in this guide.

Does your dog often shake his ears, slapping them against the sides of his head with force? Here's what may be going on when your dog is shaking his head.

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Carli Davidson compiled the most stunningly adorable portraits of dogs doing the thing they do best: shaking it out. Get ready for a permanent smile while you scroll through some of the pictures featured in her new book, "Shake".

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