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For decades, millions of owners have relied on dog training methods and veterinary advice that haven’t kept up with actual science. In this video, we expose the three biggest myths that are likely still shaping how you interact with your pet today—and why the experts got them wrong.

First, we tackle the controversial alpha male theory. Most people believe they need to be the pack leader to prevent aggressive behavior, but did you know this entire concept rests on a flawed study that was formally retracted by its own researcher? We explain why dominance-based training is still sold in pet stores despite the evidence, and what canine psychology really says about how dogs view their families.

Next, we decode dog body language. You’ve likely heard that a wagging tail is the universal sign of a happy dog. However, relying on this oversimplification can be dangerous. We break down why the direction and speed of the wag matter, and how misinterpreting these signals often leads to preventable dog bites and misunderstood pet care.

Finally, we investigate the real reason dogs eat grass. Is it really an instinctual way to cure an upset stomach or induce vomiting? We look at modern data that challenges standard vet clinic protocols and reveals the surprising truth about this common canine habit.

Watch to find out if you are accidentally using outdated rules that science left behind twenty years ago.

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Which of these three "facts" were you taught was absolute truth when you got your first puppy?

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