Day 7

Congratulations to our Stars of the Week awarded at this weeks school assembly.

Noah and Blake. 

Here is the middle school sharing assembly, Mrs Knyvett reading "Why do Dogs sniff bottoms?"

So why do dogs?

An average dog's nose is anywhere between 10,000 to 100,000 times more sensitive than ours, and smelling each others' butts is just another example of chemical communication in the animal kingdom. It's like "speaking with chemicals," and that's how dogs ask about another dog's diet, gender, and emotional state.Jul 29, 2014