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What most dogs are doing beneath the surface - emotionally, neurologically, and physically This article builds on earlier parts of the series exploring how dogs sense, move, and compensate beneath the surface. If you haven’t read Parts 1 or 2 yet, they’re worth checking out here: Part 1: 10 Fascinating Dog Facts (Part 1): How Dogs Sense Their World Part 2: 20 Fascinating Dog Facts (Part 2): How Dogs Move, Adapt, and Compensate By the time most dogs show obvious signs of stres

Sometimes the most powerful support is simply staying close When a dog experiences an acute injury or undergoes surgery, the body enters a highly organized — and highly sensitive — healing phase. This stage is not just about pain control or “keeping them quiet.” It’s about how tissues heal, how movement patterns reorganize, and how the nervous system interprets safety during recovery.   At Soul Paws, I work with dogs in this exact window — not to replace veterinary care, but