You need to stop hugging your dog. I don't care how floppy his ears are or how far his tongue lolls. Shut it down. For a recent study published by Psychology Today, a researcher examined photos of dogs and their humans and found that 82 percent of dogs display signs of great anxiety when hugged: flattened ears, heads turned away, and whites of the eyes showing. The dogs, no matter how patient and loyal and cute, were obviously distressed. Because of you and your undying need for affection. Dogs hate hugs for a fairly simple reason: Dogs run—they run towards balls, they run away from danger. But when you hug them, they can't run. You thwart their flight instinct. Its like if someone holds your arms behind your back. It doesn't hurt, but it doesn't make you feel in control, either. So love your dog, your best friend, your buddy, with everything you've got. He's such a good boy! Just love him from a distance. Here are five other things you...
MOVIES RECAPPING PAST NEWS EVENTS These badasses are here to save the worl d. "There's an attack coming, from far away," Bruce Wayne, aka Batman, intones ominously. "It's not coming, Bruce," Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman, replies, "It's already here." Thus begins the first official Justice League trailer, released on Saturday. Of course, it includes appearances by Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg, and The Flash. We even catch a glimpse of Amy Adams as Lois Lane. The film, directed by Man of Steel 's Zack Snyder, is slated to hit theaters in November 2017. Let's just hope this is better than Snyder's last offering, the flop that was Batman v Superman . Actors Animals Archaelogy Period Architecture Artist Bicycle Life Biology Life Boat Business Cars Casino Celebrity Countries Engineering Environment Festivals Fish Food Funny Laugh Gadgets Genius...