How Do Dogs Live In The Wild? | Dog Behaviour

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For 10,000 years, dogs and humans have built a unique relationship by adapting to live together more and more closely.

But our modern life presents situations that dogs can have difficulty adapting to.

In the wild, puppies and adult dogs often live in groups and exchange natural messages released into the air - pheromones. These appeasing messages are emitted by mother dogs during lactation and from the ears of adult dogs. The message from this pheromone is comfort and confidence!

ADAPTIL provides your dog with this appeasing pheromone... which you cannot release yourself: it contributes to their well-being and helps them adapt to stressful situations. Discover more about the history of the human and canine bond here.

How does ADAPTIL work?

Naturally dogs are communicating with each other whenever they are together, starting from those first few days between mothers and their puppies, all through their lives.

Trying to understand what each dog is perceiving and their behaviour is the key to providing adapted solutions for a better well-being. The point of view of the dog is essential to help them adapt to our modern life.

ADAPTIL provides your dog with this appeasing pheromone, which you cannot release yourself: it contributes to their well-being and helps them to adapt.

ADAPTIL helps dogs feel reassured and relaxed in everyday stressful situations.