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"Dogs can detect chemical changes associated with certain diseases and hormonal shifts," Dr. Abel Gonzalez told Newsweek.

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“People sometimes ask why dogs nudge and nuzzle with their noses,” he begins. “Part of the reason is that dogs really feel part of the family and part of the tribe, and they’re trying to get attention ...

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“People sometimes ask why dogs nudge and nuzzle with their noses,” he begins. “Part of the reason is that dogs really feel ...

The dog apparently enjoyed chasing his tail and jumping on people. He also had a favorite couch: a 7-foot-long sofa custom-made for Lincoln’s tall body. During peaceful times, Fido would lie on it.

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