#freeproduct Love these nesting dolls! Just like the Russian ones! They stack neatly in one another. This would be the perfect stocking stuffer! Thank you Play Visions for sending this to us! #nestingdolls #penguins #toys #stockingstuffers #kids #learning #animals #stacking #dreamteam #toycrazymom #momblog #toyblog Music is from the Splice App - Song: Merry Christmas Day | Dream Team’s World

Nesting is a normal behavior in dogs. When they lived in the wild, dogs scratched and pawed at the ground to remove sticks, rocks, and other things that might get in the way of a good night's sleep. It's probably not necessary for pups today that sleep on pillows and piles of blankets, but some dogs can't help it — it's in their DNA! Is your dog genetically predisposed to nesting? Wisdom Panel's pioneering Behaviors feature tests for traits that identify your pup's likelihood of developing this

NESTING HAS BEGUN AND WE HAVE MOVED MUM ‘PERMANENTLY’ INDOORS: Dogs dig a hole (or nest) to have pups because it’s an instinctive behaviour rooted in survival and comfort. Here’s why they do it: 🐾 1. Safety and Protection In the wild, dogs’ ancestors—like wolves and dingoes—dug dens to protect their newborns from predators, weather and other dangers. Domestic dogs, even ones as domesticated as ours, retain that instinct, seeing a hole or enclosed space as a safe place to give birth and raise th