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For many people, understanding dogs is simple. They find a friendly, loyal, easy-to-get-along with breed like the Golden Retriever or Labrador Retriever and they’ll never want for a good friend again. But for the dog lover who appreciates all sorts of breeds, the Retriever doesn’t only sporty, friendly dog most of us grew up learning about. There’s more to the retriever story, and one only has to travel to the United States – and the Chesapeake Bay Retriever, specifically – to find it. Like little yogis, cats always make time to stretch. You might have noticed that your kitty likes to stretch her limbs when she wakes up from a nap, after eating or playing, or even when she is asking for attention or food. It’s really cute, but you may be wondering why she does it so often. After all, isn’t just one long stretch in the morning good enough? Well, it turns out that there might be several interesting reasons why felines do this.

According to experts, there are several things that might alert you to the fact that your pet is in pain, such as changes in personality, vocalizations, and activity level, as well as less stretching. So, if your cat isn’t acting like herself, it’s a great idea to consult with a veterinarian to see what’s causing the changes in her behavior, and to see what you can do to help her feel good again. So you won’t build muscle and strength with this stretch but it’ll really open you up, improve your posture and keep you mobile, flexible, and functional. Pair the cat pose with the cow stretch for an enhanced stretch. The latter involves extension of the spine as opposed to flexion with the cat pose. When you lift the sternum and tailbone, you mobilize the spine and this is used to prepare for other, more advanced yoga moves.Cats are able to contort their bodies into all kinds of positions when they stretch. Here’s what experts say about cats and their nimble stretching habits.

Draw your navel toward your spine during the cat pose and keep your fingers spread out, imagining that you’re pushing the floor away. And there’s really no better way to do it. It’s a simple, easy stretch/pose that feels great when you do it after a long sleep or to warm up before you do more advanced movements. Sets/reps

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Remember how your parents always told you not to play with your food? Well, the same doesn’t hold true with your pets. If your dog eats fast, you know about the dangers of bloat or the risk of vomiting, gagging and unpleasant gasses. Green Interactive Feeder turns meal time into play time, while forcing your dog to slow down and work for his food. But stretching upon waking isn’t only done to help the muscles feel good. Beyond that, stretching could help boost blood flow throughout the body, which is important since cats love to spend up to 16 hours of their day asleep. After all of that inactivity, felines will typically move through a few stretches to get the blood flowing, activate the muscles, and increase blood pressure, as a kitty’s blood pressure naturally drops whenever she is sleeping too. All of that equates to feeling alert and ready to eat, play, and do other fun cat things. Of course, by now you know we’re referring to the Chesapeake Bay Retriever, perhaps one of the great under-appreciated dog breeds out there. You won’t have to look far to find a quality dog after you’ve encounter a Chesapeake Bay Retriever or two; many times, whether you live on your own or with a family, a great Chesapeake Bay Retriever will be exactly what you’ve been looking for in a dog. The uniquely American heritage and breeding is a benefit to those of us who keep our dog breeds simply and domestic. Here’s a little bit more about this great breed of dog that more people should be talking about.

One of the most ancient of dog breeds, the Chow Chow – like other ancient breeds – hails from Asia. It first originated in Mongolia before being transported and bred in China. With a distinctive appearance (its name in Mandarin approximately translates as “puffy-lion dog”) full of hair and resembling a bear crossed with a dog, it’s hard to miss this dog. But what is its popularity like in the United States, and can these dogs be considered friendly roommates for you and your family?

Typically, the cat stretch is done at the beginning of a yoga session or first thing in the morning (like how a cat does it after a nap). This helps to condition and mobilize the spine and even get blood flowing which is a good way to prepare for the day ahead. These dogs have the appearance and temperament of the Siberian Husky but they are much smaller and more manageable than their super-sized brethren. After being inactive for a while, toxins and waste, such as lactic acid and carbon dioxide, may build up within your cat’s body. But your kitty has a solution to this problem: when your frisky feline stretches upon waking, she is not only working on getting her muscles moving, but she is also helping her body flush those toxins out. Pretty smart, right? Tip from the Sri Sri Yoga expert: When you do the movement slowly and gracefully, its effect is more powerful and meditative. You really only need one set of about 10 reps before you’re ready to move onto something else. It’s just a stretch and as long as you do it correctly, you should be good to go. Wrapping Up