Why Emotional Mirroring Matters in Dog Boarding Have you ever noticed your dog looking sad when you’re down — or playful when you’re full of energy? That’s not just coincidence. It’s called emotional mirroring, and it plays a powerful role in the human–dog bond. At Chrysidis Pet Care, we’ve seen this firsthand with rescue and anxious dogs: they don’t just … Read More
Do Dogs Feel Fairness? Understanding Inequity Aversion to Support Calm Care in Bensham
Have you ever wondered if your dog notices when another pup gets a treat and they don’t? Recent studies show that dogs can sense when something’s unfair—and they often react by refusing commands or losing interest. Understanding this “inequity aversion” can help us create calmer, more consistent routines–especially for anxious or rescue dogs in care. What Is Inequity Aversion in … Read More