TAMSIN NICHOLSON, WARWICKSHIRE
WHY ARE LITTLE DOGS SO MUCH MORE ANNOYING THAN BIG DOGS?
Anecdotally, it seems that small dogs are yappier, more excitable and more aggressive, and genetic differences between breeds may be at play here. However, a 2010 survey of 1,276 dog owners in Austria found that the owners of smaller dogs may be at least partly to blame, as they tend to give their dogs less attention and be less consistent with obedience training. Dogs are pack animals, and when their owners are not assertive enough, the dogs often assume the leadership role, resulting in louder, more aggressive behaviour. LV
TRISTIN QUINN, TULLAMORE, IRELAND
IF GLOBAL WARMING INCREASES RAINFALL, COULD THE EXTRA CLOUDS BLOCK SUNLIGHT AND HELP COOL THE EARTH?
The link between clouds and global temperature…
