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DOG FACTS
Dogs have many more sensory 'smelling' cells than a man's 5,000,000. A Dachshund has 125,000,000, a Fox Terrier 147,000,000 and an Alsatian (often used as a 'sniffer' dog) has 220,000,000.
The oldest reliable age recorded for a dog is 29 years, 5 months for a Queensland 'heeler' called Bluey in Victoria, Australia. The average dog lives to around 15 years of age.
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CAT FACTS
Cats will enjoy heat and sun exposure, humans will start to feel uncomfortable when their skin's temperature gets higher than about 44.5 °C (112 °F) cats don't start to show signs of discomfort until their skin reaches about 52 °C (126 °F).
A common belief says that cats always land on their feet; they usually do - but not always. A cat can reflexively twist its body and right itself using its acute sense of balance and flexibility. This is known as a cat 'righting reflex..
