There are a few reasons why dogs stare out the window. First, it may be stimulating and prevents boredom. Second, a dog may be protecting his or her territory like a watchman. Third, some experts say it's a form or relaxation. As long as it is watching nonaggressively, it's nothing to worry about.

Toenail biting and paw licking may be a sign of Atopy, similar to hay fever in humans, and they're biting to quell an itch. If it is a common behavior, check with your veterinarian to prevent serious skin infections from occurring.

It's likely your dog sits in the corner to feel secure. If he or she isn't cowering there probably isn't much to worry about. If your dog is showing signs of anxiety, you might want to try comfort it by sitting next to it and speaking softly while you pet it's fur.

On average, your dog will drink 1/2 to 1 ounce of water per pound of his or her body weight per day. That's about one cup per day for a 10 pound dog. Since you live in a hot climate, your dog may require more than average to prevent dehydration. Keeping plenty of clean, cool water on hand is good.

A dog snores for the same reasons a person snores: restricted air movement in the nasal passages and throat. This is most likely to occur when a dog sleeps on its back or in breeds with short noses or flat faces. Allergies or other health issues may be to blame. Check with your Vet for remedies.

Your veterinarian may prescribe your dog Benadryl for anxiety or motion sickness as the drug can cause drowsiness. The proper dosage depends on your dog's weight and health condition.

Several types of fruit are fabulous to add to your dog's diet, such as blueberries, melon, apples, oranges, bananas, cherries and strawberries. Never feed your dog grapes or raisins as they are toxic to dogs. Lemons should also be avoided.