9 Weird Dog Behaviors Explained
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- Опубліковано 1 тра 2024
- In this video, we will talk about 9 strange things dogs do and explain the meaning behind them.
Why dogs sniff before they poop
For dogs, pooping and peeing are effective methods of communication. Dogs mark their territory by eliminating waste and your dog’s chosen potty spot sends other dogs a message about where they’ve been and what they’ve been doing. It can also inform other dogs if there is an incoming threat.
Why dogs dig their bed or floor
A dog’s wild ancestors scratched at piles of leaves, dirt and pine needles to create a comfortable mound of bedding to rest. Many domesticated dogs still retain this behavior; By scratching or digging the floor or their bed, your pup may actually be trying to create a snug nest to sleep.
Bed-scratching is also a territorial behavior. Dogs have glands in their paws that leave a distinctive scent on bedding or other objects they scratch.
bed-scratching is also part of canine maternal instinct. If your female dog is getting ready to have her puppies, her bed-scratching behavior will suddenly increase. She’s making a nest for the arrival of her new pups to keep them warm and safe.
Why dogs carry stick on walks
Dogs like to carry sticks on walks and back home due to their instinctual desire to retrieve things.
As hunting animals, dogs were traditionally bred to ‘retrieve’ their catch and deliver them to their owner.
Dogs also like sticks because sticks feel like bones to a dog, and chewing them is satisfying.
Why dogs pee when excited or submissive
Many dog owners mistake submissive and excitement urination as a house-training problem when they are actually involuntary behavioral issues.
During times of high excitement, your puppy may dribble or squirt small amounts of urine.
Dogs also urinate in an attempt to communicate a submissive status to a person or animal.
Likewise, if your dog is scared, shocked, suspicious, or anxious about their surroundings or the individuals around, they may urinate in response to convey that they are not a threat
Why dogs lick paws
Dogs typically lick their paws as a part of self-grooming.
But if your dog licks their paws too much, or begins licking suddenly and only on one paw, inspect the tops and bottoms of the feet, the nail beds and toenails. Look for foreign objects, bruises, cuts, swelling, bleeding, redness, crusting, scabs, broken nails. Your dog may have irritated their paw by stepping on something sharp, walking on a hot sidewalk.
Excessive paw-licking could also due to food allergies or parasite infections.
Why dogs sigh
Dogs may sigh to signal contentment after a rewarding action. Like when they have had their playtime, or when they’ve eaten their favorite meal.
Dogs also sigh to signal the exhaustion of their efforts when they are disappointed. Like when they’ve begged for food throughout dinnertime without a payoff.
Why dogs eat poop
When a mother gives birth to her puppies, a mother will eat the puppy’s feces to keep their new home clean.
Eating fecal droppings is also a way of obtaining key nutrients.
While we may view poop as dangerous, it’s not as scary as we think. Healthy poop often contains harmless bacteria, water, and some undigested food. Some dogs find horse manure and goose droppings particularly appealing. This is because the manure of herbivores is full of enzymes and partially digested protein, which can be beneficial for a dog’s digestive system.
If your dog is eating poop, there might be some nutrients missing from their diet. Sometimes switching to a healthier dog food diet is the best way to fix a stool eating problem.
Some dogs may also start to eat their own poop because of environmental stress or anxiety.
Why dogs run away
Dogs may run away because they love nothing more than being active, sniffing around and exploring.
Dogs also run in an attempt to answer nature’s call, like searching for a mate or chase a prey.
Of course, many dogs are spooked by sudden loud noises like fireworks, thunderstorms and they run away to get away to protect themselves.
Why dogs throw up
A dog may throw up simply because he’s eaten something disagreeable or gobbled down too much food, too fast. Dogs may also throw up because of food allergies, a sudden change in their diet, ingestion of too much fatty or buttery food, or even motion sickness due to riding in a car.
But vomiting can also indicate something far more serious. Your dog may have swallowed a toxic substance, or may be suffering from a condition that requires immediate medical attention.
Frequent or chronic vomiting can be a sign of a more serious condition. If your dog’s vomiting is not an isolated incident, a vet visit is necessary.
Why dogs shake their toys
Dogs’ wild ancestors, wolves, would grab a prey in their mouth and shake aggressively from side-to-side until it was dead.
When your dog shakes their toy, they mimic the action wolves use to kill small prey. But make no mistake! This doesn’t mean your pup is aggressive! - Навчання та стиль
Had a bad day today my dog that I had since I was 3 died today, I hope all of you guy’s days are going good and just remember to spend time with your loved ones I hope y’all be successful😔
My heart goes out to you. Peace and love
So sorry for your loss! 🙏🏼
Just know all dogs go to heaven ma
that kind of thing really puts life in perspective. Do that thing you want, right now, because you'll never know when another opportunity will arise.
I feel bad for you, I think about it too sometimes, maybe tell you a little story to cheer u up,
Im 76, 4 years ago a little dog, Benji type of dog adopted me, actually I didnt want a dog, but she jumped right into my Dune Buggy and said lets go, so the vet said shes around 9 month old, so when people ask how old the dog is, I always say we are having a race who finishes first,
Life is life, and you just hang in there,
Every time I watch a dog video, I go give my 14 year old pup a hug :') I love him so much
@@N3gativeR3FLUX Didn't ask.
What breed is he
@@N3gativeR3FLUX my maltipoo will be 18 years old this summer. Love her so much ❤ 💕
Same.
Awwwww
The failure to make the poop facts #2 was a tragic oversight. Also, dogs tend to look at their owners when they're pooping to communicate that they want you to look out for them while they're most vulnerable. That's also why dogs often stand watch by the bathroom while their owners are preoccupied
Good to know.
I just commented on that 😆
Great to know.
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Really? Source material, please.
I’m going to adopt a dog in 2 months and I’m REALLY excited!🥰 wish me good luck!!!
UPDATE: I ADOPTED TWO! the best decision i made!!! THEY ARE SO CUTE
Good for you!!! Lots of love will be coming your way!!!
Good Luck!!! Dog are the best.
okeee good luck!! 😁😁😁
@@manjarikhanwalkar1008tnx!
me too! best of luck ☁️✨
I don't have a dog but I still watched the complete video... I just love dogs :)
#metoo
Me too except we are going to get a dog so I watched this
@@Andrelaflay 2
My aunt told me to take a picture of a random dog being walked. That’s how much she loves them
same but I have a dog lol
"Dogs in a pooping position are vulnerable"
Well we have something in common
My wife was vulnerable when i caught her on the pee pad.
Thats why I always take an M4A1 to the bathroom
My dog got mad at me Friday night when I got drunk and went pee pee on his pad
@@gilpima6599 ah i never thought of that solution
Actually, during a training exercise in Germany, I had my back against a tree, dropping a bomb when the opposing force attacked. While holding the position I was unable to change, I picked up my rifle, fired blanks and using MILES gear scored a hit. Most of all, the linear assault parted ways to my flanks like I was Moses parting the red sea and a couple of them starting laughing so hard they were combat ineffective. Just goes to show how a single motivated soldier and help break up a company sized assault. I should have gotten some time of award.
My dog who was a female used to poop only in the bushes...she would look around and poop when no one's watching....Such a civilised dog she was
My current dog also do it and have been since his first walk - often we get quit funny remarks when they see me or my wife "standing guard" by a hedge/bush with a dog-head sticking out.
But honest, it's just a matter of positive reinforcement and every dog will do it.
I hope you cleaned it up.
My dog only poops in the woods. I don't know who taught him that.
@@runedanmark Yes it was since her first walk itself!
I never potty trained her. She learned it from her mother whom I adopted when she was pregnant.
These two always amazed us with their intelligence!
Same with my girl dog. She’s a 9yo pit and must have her privacy 😂
If you’re the voiceover guy and you’re checking out your work - good job. We really like your friendly and clear voice.
It seems like Joseph Morgan's voice 🤔😍
Love at first sight is the feeling I have looking at all DOGS. I have not been able to change it.😘😘😍
me too. i chose not to have kids. I chose to have dogs to care for instead ❤
No idea why this popped up on my UA-cam list but I'm glad it did. Thanks for the video.
@Dzhay Dzhee lol
Same
I thought the exact same thing 😂
More like it pooped up
Noob quality my videos are better 👇👇👇👇👇
Number 4 being right after number 4 was the biggest thing I learned from the video. I always thought 3 came after 4, been doing it wrong my whole life.
Why have I not even noticed this until I saw ur comment lmao
i always thought 5 came after 4
@@dmas7749 no the video clearly shows that #4 comes after #4
5:22 & 6:17 for those curious
@@LePoneyDuVoisin I mean it's pretty subtlem and easy to miss. I did!
@@LePoneyDuVoisin lmao it also happened to me haha. i was just focused on what he was saying and didn't realize
It's so hard to get through that. Just remember all the good times you had. Sending you massive love and hugs xx
This was wonderful! We've had a golden retriever for a year now (from age 8 wks), so it was fantastic to see the reason for some of the behaviors we've witnessed. Thank you!
my pup adds the vicious growl to his toy shaking. I think he wants the birds and squirrels that taunt him to know he's going easy on them, lol
Lmao I’ve always wondered why my dog only poops in my neighbors yard where there’s tons of dog poop, he’s just talking to the homies 😂
Your neighbours yard is literally twitter.... full of shit
@@Tanrilhorn 👏
you rlly shouldn't let your dog poo in another person's yard..
@@channelchannelchannelyourself I don’t leave it there lol I pick it up and throw it in my own trash
@@channelchannelchannelyourself Where should dogs poop then? On the sidewalk? The grass is more comfortable on paws compared to the hard sidewalk so going in the grass will be the first choice for any pup. Plus owners can't really control where their dog is pooping while on walks. As long as dog owners are responsible and pick it up then there shouldn't be any issues.
My Stella always let's out a huge sigh right before she goes to sleep for the night.
Followed by the words 'there goes another day'.
@@manoo422 mine says: I will take your soul next day then
mine wags her tail real hard then fluffs like a man in her sleep. you just hear - thump thump thump... pffffttteeeeerk
Mine does that too
My dog does too.
These informations are very precious. I have been wondering why my dogs are doing these. Now my questions are answered.
None of my dogs ate poop.. but then again i never caged them or locked them up. They have access to everything and every place in our house. And yes my bed is their bed. We are a pack
My dog did that once (that I saw) but I had no idea why it did that. I read that sometimes it's to replenish intestinal bacteria if they need it.
I wish I could trust my 6 year old Airedale to “share “ my space freely but he has been on a suicide mission from day one. He eats EVERYTHING. I mean in seconds, when it hits his mouth it is GONE! I have caught him with dish towels particularly down , my scarf 🧣, socks! Some of those I was not able to wrestle away and if it doesn’t show up in a few days it is a trip to the vet! When dislodging item ( in times I catch him)😂🤣 it looks like some sort of magician scarf trick! Anyway he is like a fuzzy Hoover . I do keep a clean house also but he can reach all the way on my kitchen counters and tables! Nothing is sacred!
@@tonyakeldsen1782 you should get one of those sprays that discourage that kind of behavior! Will probably save you a lot of money lol
@@MrXACR will look that up, thank you!
How sweet. My dogs can’t have access to own whole house because we have a rabbit, and two birds in the basement, and they can’t figure out hard wood stairs.
My beagle mable is almost 15 years old and is doing just fine. Love the video. I wanted to share that I love my dog! I wish she could meet all of the dogs in this video.
My best pal / brother . Patch would love to meet you're dog to. Very friendly 😉
long live to mrs beagle :)
Nice that's cool!
Even the cartoon ones?
Another 15 years to the beautiful Beagle Mable.
my dog has only recently started selecting sticks and carrying them home on our walks but he's grown such a collection from long and heavy to short and tiny 🥰
Each of my pups scratch different areas around the bed and ends up sleeping on my face.
🤣🤣🤣
Do follow my pups for more unwanted scratching :P
Only a buffoon would let a dog sleep on his bed.
@@Tsamokie no
@@thecaraholic2680 You are ignorant of canine psychology.
When I took my late dog Lilly, to group puppy training, the trainer told us when our puppy was aggressive, to hold them down, put a slight weight on them, and loosely hold their neck with our hands until they sigh. This was supposed to mean they submit. Idk if that was legit but it worked very well and Lilly stopped her aggressive feet attacking behavior. She was a good girl.
yup my trainer has told me that too
The first 2 weeks of my puppy he was way out of control. I did this one night I lay on top and held him quiet for a few minutes. I did this maybe twice and he’s been the ideal pup ever since.
? wha wait wait pls 👇7.7b likes if not just one 😞😉
This is quite helpful!
Thank you! 💕🐾
This is absolutely fascinating thanks for the video mate
thanks so much - actually learned a few things. love why doggies shake their toys 🧸 :) 🐶
My chihuahua will fake sneeze to get your attention and will give a quick bark if she feels I'm not listening. Usually means she wants something especially treats.
My dog flaps his ears until I look 🤣
@Alpha Centauri Lol yes they do
My dog loves to tip over her empty water bowl, sometimes with a bark, then look at you or pretend she didn't do it. She has a few around the house so when she is bonding with another family member she doesn't have to go too far to replenish herself especially since she's a senior.
My dog sneezes when he’s mad or if I’m taking too long to do what I said (walk)
My chi pretends to pee to prolong staying outside. Lol !
I'm new to the dog world, this video is brilliant! Thank you.
If I am not feeling well, fritz would sit on me and won’t let me move until I get better, once I feel better he gets off. Lol
I had a dog as a kid. But forgot what it was like. They literally come to check up on you. I moved back in with family who had a dog I was mostly a cat person. But if I didn't get up in the morning sometimes he would come and bang on my door to wake me up and is always exited to see me. Like 100% better than humans. Im usually pretty grumpy and hate hugs and being touched from ptsd but dogs and cats have helped me get over my fear of physical contact.
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Thanks for the dog info.
This is so helpful, thanks for this video.
How nice to have such interesting explanations; for behaviour one’s watched, mystified, for decades 🤓....
my beloved friend oyong the name of my dog..he passed away peacefully how many years ago..it really broke my heart until now..But now we have a dog and help me to be happy no matter what..and I promised to love and be responsible to her ..her name is Cookie ❤️❤️❤️
My Paris II, poodle 🐩 passed away December at age 13. I have my Chihuahua who is still adjusting to being the lone doggie..he still attempts to mark the house, digs his bed, sniffs before he poops outside, licks his bowl when empty...afraid of his Guinea pig sisters...but, he's adapting...I guess. Definitely getting another 🐕!
Cookie!!!!! ❤️❤️
i have a staffie and she not only carries sticks she will run with 1/2 the bloody tree and nearly knock you over with it or crash into every thing in her way that includes you if you are there !lol
Yep. I have a border collie who does this !
The size of stick a dog needs is n+1, where n is the current size of stick they can carry
@@cammymillard7385 yes 😂
staffs dont do things in halves... they would make good lumberjacks
@@loulou7963 lol my dog, hes only a small pup, was running around with a 2m stick, funniest thing ever seeing a small dog prancing thru grass almost up to their shoulders with a stick 3x their body size lmao
Thank you Richard Ayoade
Dogs also vomit to wash their insides. We had a dog who sometimes ate grass and immediately threw up. We were really confused why it did that but that's what our vet said, the dog is just kind of resetting it's stomache from time to time.
Dogs pee to leave messages. Yeah. We call this P-Mail. 🙂
Ik that
Yup
I never thought of that. Too funny!😁👍
We call it spam.
Nose book.
Do one on human behaviors like why do humans keep talking to me when I give physical signs to stfu.
Got the same problem. I would also like to know that.
@@MagicGamer69 Can I join the club folks xD ? It seems like they are incapable of stfu or atleast social distancing..
9 times out of 10, it’s a Karen who doesn’t give a crap about anyone other than herself.
Humans make no sense to me smh
@@poopingwhilestanding5801 deadass
Very informative, thank you!!
Re dogs and sticks.
It has always bewildered me that most dogs, normally an intelligent animal, can not figure out how to bring the retrieved stick back through an open gateway or doorway. I'm always yelling, " turn it vertically mate"!
friend got a mini schnauzer, it shakes its stuffed animal hard then stares me down.....yup i'm next lmao
My schnauzer actually caught a squirrel once, shook it and sent it flying about 10 feet into the air.
When my puppy does that he's taunting me trying to get me to chase him for it.
They were breed
for ratters. Catch mice and rats grab by neck violently shake and break preys neck. Bred to keep rodents down on farm as they eat grain.
I had a Labrador who would spend a lot of time getting his bed made. Ruffled it up really good. He would then walk away and go lay down somewhere else. He would also sigh and fall asleep after belly rubs. He's gone now. I miss my Baxter every day.
I had a beautiful black Lab who done exactly this. She would spend ages getting the bed just so.. then go away and lie on the floor 🤣 Labs are brilliant dogs ♥️ Your Baxter will be waiting on you, at Rainbow Bridge 🌈
@@OneLove101. - Thank you for that encouragement. I have often wondered if there is an afterlife for pets that have passed on. I guess we'll see.
@@Booboobear-eo4es God loves all of his little creatures. He will want them in heaven with him too.
One person perspective, no dogs where interviewed in this at all .. pure opinion
Nope! All of this is backed by scientific research
11 thousand years of experience and research says otherwise
@@DiegoPerez-wt8yr doubt it... watched a few of these vids and none of the risks invovled with stuff like licking /sniffing pee are mentioned at all.. More like some guy just picking facts up without actually knowing what he is on about.
@@ukdashcamguy500 as a professional dog trainer, most of this video is absolutely correct
@@DiegoPerez-wt8yr Most..........
Where are warnings about things like risk of parvo etc if dog not upto date with vacinations or boosters, a massive problem a the moment in places like the uk where vets wont take on non emergeny work or new clients due to covid.
I would have expect a make sure your up to date with boosters before letting the sniff etc etc .
I once tried to suddenly jumpscare my hon-sister's dog. She gave the biggest sigh as if she was sick of me visiting. But I love that she feels the need to stick around me when I visit though I'm not her owner.
I used to watch these videos when I didn't had a dog but now I have ;)
8:34 My old dog would sometimes escape and go on adventure, there was even an article about him in my local newspaper once, about how he dug holes in a few gardens and "played around" with some female dogs, almost 5 km away from where I live, and nobody was able to catch him or lure him.
But he would always come back home in the evening.
😭😭😭
@@Em-yy1td pppp
My Jack Russell girl collects corncobs. On every walk in autumn she will tear one cob down at the field, peel it, eat some corn, carry it home and place it on the steps outside the door.
She’s feeding her family by leaving the rest on the door step
My dog swallowed a corn cob whole then puked it out the next day
@@daquigley7971 😳😂
@@buzzbronx696 or she is saving for later... Like the bits of food she hides in her bed.
@lll lll no 😂 in Italy
Thanks for this helpful information!
My dog is obsessed with blankets. The softer the better and he loves to burrow in them. He’s not a dog that is ever cold either, in fact he’d rather be out in the cold. He LOVES snow
Maybe he has a bit of A underground animal in him. Quite a few of them. Although there are some dogs that have been trained to hunt underground.
Craig Rix you’re welcome 😁
One thing that I'd love to see covered (If it hasn't already been in another video) is why dogs LOVE to
case and be chased.
Our lil guy just loves this and it's a daily routine.
When he goes outside into our back yard to do his business or just to do the mandatory squirrel security check, if I go out with him, then it's GAME ON! When he's finished with his original purpose, he'll stop, look up at me, then pounce down (front end down, rear end up) tail wagging fast, indicated it's chase time.
First, he wants me to chase him as I do, he does the quick 180 degree turn and zooms right past or through me. LOL
Then I run away and he chases me, barking wildly (in a playful way).
Then, I'll say to him, "I'm gonna get you! I'M GONNA GET YOU" and this is where the fun starts.
He'll zoom back and forth, then come up to me, get up on his hind legs and start boxing me.
Of course, I box back, but he always wins. LOL
When he's done with all this, he'll zoom back to the house with me chasing behind him.
He keeps looking back to assure I'm chasing and then runs into his little door.
When inside the house, he'll look through the glass door and as I come to the door, he zooms off again, into the livingroom, where, it is customary that he gets treats and hugs. LOL
This lil guy is the cutest, most amazing doggie that we have ever had. He's not really a dog, actually.
He's a tiny, short person with a fur coat. I dare anyone to tell him differently. 👍👍😅😂🤣👍👍
My German Shepherd is the same way and we play the exact same way as you do with your pup!! ❤❤
Really helpful, thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much I have 3 stray dogs will try train them. ❤️❤️❤️😍👍
The Stank Roll should have definitely been included in this list IMHO
Really nice video about pets and I have 2 pets am happy to see this video getting lots of information
Yoooo you are dropping fax my g
9 Weird Dog Behaviors Explained
00:19 | #9. why dogs sniff before they poop
01:35 | #8. why dogs dig their bed or floor
02:44 | #7 why dogs carry sticks on walks
03:36 | #6 why dogs pee when excited or submissive
04:32 | #5 five why dogs lick paws
05:22 | #4 why dogs shake their toys
06:16 | #4 why dogs sigh
06:56 | #3 why dogs eat poop
08:31 | #2 why dogs run away
09:44 | #1 why dogs throw up
Thankyou
You even got #4 after #4 correctly 😂
Title should have been changed to: "10 Weird Dog Behaviors Explained"
Chapters are already available 🤣🤣🤣
Your the real one
Our late dog never roamed far from home - but if we walked without a leash and got separated she'd just go home (Giving me a heart attack in the process). Sure she may have visited a neighbor on occasion or paid a visit to the small herd of cows on the field behind my parents house when she was outside in the yard alone.
No they are not my parents' cows, they belong to a family living a couple houses down the street. But the dog just loved sniffing around looking for mice, cats, birds etc. on the field. It was far more enticing to her than roaming the neighborhood.
Our little Doxy is hilarious to watch at bedtime! They do things that are so smart if you just think about it!
Dogs eyes, and their expressions, are absolutely fascinating! I am particularly fond of….. canine side eye 👀🐕🦺🐾🦴!
I wish you covered yawning. Other than when a dog is very tired, they yawn because they are stressed. Usually they are communicating that they are displeased with something, like not getting what they want or being told to do or not do something. It is probably the most important behaviour to observe as communication. Also some dogs mark territory with poop with the instinct to do so like urinating. On walks, my beagle Jasper always backs up against a tree, poll, or bush. He tries to go 8 to over 20 times in a 40 min walk. 3 on while traveling away from home, and the rest are the last 3rd of the way home. After 3 poops there is nothing left, but sometimes he eventually he forces diarrhea. It is an instinct that I am unable to rain out of him. FYI you can easily train a dog to close the door when they come in. My channel has a video of both my previous beagle and current, opening the partially closed door to come in and then closing it. Even when I am upstairs, I do not need to let Jasper in nor do I have to go close the door.
We used to have a black lab years ago we called SARGE. He was a great dog and such a sweetheart. We took him for daily walks around the subdivision. Alot of times he'd run for some distance looking for the 'perfect spot' to dump. He'd do his sniff and spin in circles thing, then back up and 💩 against the nearest bush. Wow, it's been almost 40 years he's been gone🥺 Time flies. We still love and miss you buddy, and always will 🥰😊🤗
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🤦♀️ damn, my baby passed in Feb, I miss her more everyday its getting harder not easier! 😞
@@GreenClassified
Awwwh! 🥺 so sorry about your loss. I hope things start getting better for you soon.
@@lynnkanerva4519 thank you Lynn 💛🌷🙏
@@GreenClassified
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Thank you I learned a lot from you
Thank you for giving info about it. Interesting.
Constantly licking paws can also be a neurotic or stress-induced habit. Separation anxiety or outright abuse can be possible causes.
Yeah this channel is generic. You'll see greyhounds anxiously paw licking alot
This video makes me feel like a moth trapped in the bath, Roy.
Cool that you have all the info in the description, too
This was really interesting thank you. I be sticking around for more great video new friend. I have a shar pier and she does some of these things too. x
I saw many dogs peeing on them out of fear or because they were very happy. We should take care of our pets and don t traumatize them
What if one was already traumatized before you got or found it or tormented
Don’t make it worse People who don’t treat dogs properly should not have one
Our black lab likes to playfully gnaw on our arms when we come home from work. I feel he is just saying I missed you and it’s sort of like a hug. Anyone else have a dog that does this? Never seen this before until we got this one. He is a really good dog.
CV59, our golden retriever loves to lick our hands, arms, and especially our ears and face (if available). He has always been a licker, though. That is how we picked him out from his litter at 5 wks old (we didn't bring him home until 8 wks - no worries).
Our yellow lab does exact same thing CV59. She mouths our forearm and holds it but never puts much pressure.
@@bpdp379 can confirm brown one does the same lol
My lab will stand beside me until I scratch her head for about a minute then suddendly drop onto the floor if you keep scratching her she will fall asleep!
@@bpdp379 must be a lab thing then. Good to know.
Thank you for your sharing information.
I love this video..it's all about my Mighty the Labrador boy 😊
I already knew most of this, though quite a bit of it also brought up memories-like when my Reilly threw a fit by peeing defiantly in front of my mom because she wouldn’t give her a piece of pizza.
This was very informative thank you
I'm so glad to hear about the goose poop stuff
My sherry and max are strays..i just feed them every day..not for the sake of humanity or something like that..just for the sake i love them more than my real brother...coz they are quit, don't bark much,never oppose me,give the same love back to me... love u ma sherry maxy...always be mine and the same🥰🥰😊😘😘
Out of the 20 or so dogs I have had since I was a kid, not one of them liked to carry a stick. As for excessive licking of the paws (especially if it is just one paw), it could also be an anxiety disorder or boredom
I love these. Thank you.
Thanks 👍
I think it's important to add that while dogs may love to chew sticks it can be very dangerous. The sticks could splinter in their mouth and cause harm, so you're better off bringing a toy that they can bite down on or chew safely. Also, never leave a dog alone with anything that they could choke on or that could splinter, like sticks and bones.
My dogs have always been stick eaters. And the second I hear that familiar crack I take the stick away.
@@princessromanov same here in fact on two occasions now I've had to pull a side ways lodged stick out of my Staffordshire bull terriers throat Lol daft sod still tries and eats them.
I love dogs so much cuz as soon as they see a random stranger they look at you like "heyyy, ur my new best friend".
So unlike humans that judge everyone else.
Dogs do judge. They know when they don’t like someone.
@@bohdilama tx for pointing that out, I had meant judge the book by the cover...unless you just a mean person then yeah
My dog a Golden Retriever, escaped from our garden once and invited himself to a dog show in the town centre. Luckily he was seen by our friends and they called us. He usually sighed when we had visitors, the chatter stopped him sleeping.
Thank you
Dog nacho feet😍 they smell like nachos. It's cute when they bed scratch and knead the bed. Also sock babies🧦. Dogs are the best. So expressive little faces. Happy go lucky. My best friend, 💟🐾🐕
My dogs feet smell of biscuits
I thought i was the only one who noticed my dogs feet smell like corn chips.
@@The_ScapeGoat friend of mine came up with the term “Frito Feet”
Thank you, No. 1 was interesting but my dog is sick in the morning if we get up late and he has not been feed as he is only feed once a day + a couple of small treats late at night when he has a walk (if he is good). He has great timing and knows what time of the morning my wife should feed him and if she is an hour late he is sick - only a little bit with no real food and he has always done it.
Ehhh... Dogs rely on consistency. ..yours could have a low blood sugar due to not eating at the same time each day.
What kind of treat the night before? Maybe healthier treat based on the nutritional instructions on the package. And why only a treat if the dog is "good"
Dog might need it's food split into morning and night and to eat at the same time your family does. Oh because your dog is part of the family.
Having a child or dog are similar. No more sleeping late whenever. Get up dog is waiting
@@michelleasunnydays140 Thank you, the treats are only two doggie biscuits. He only gets them if he has a good walk (not trying to attack anything). He only puts effort into trying and attacking any dog, most of the time I have to drag him to walk. He loves cats and never even attempts to chase them, but will for other animals. He is a good family dog but does need to be on a lead when walking as he is a very powerful Alaskan malamute.
Thank you sir/mam
This was very interesting, subscribed
My English mastiff is obsessed with sticks, I must have 20 sticks on my lawn at any given time 🤣 he’s a wonderful dog so, we don’t mind
My dogs the same. He absolutely loves it when the firewood gets dropped off. A pile of wooden bits just for him😄
My Kangal/Doberman mix too..
Mine used to love sticks but know when I throw him one he mainly wants to piss on it. He's less of a playful dog in his old age
They should do a video on wacky cat behaviors explained next! I learn so much on this channel about animal behavior, thanks so much for uploading a great new video! 😊🐕
gorgeous boston terrier near end.
So sorry for your loss
The section on sticks is actually bad information, they might like doing it but countless dogs get injuries from impaling themselves with them, take a ball or a toy on a walk instead.
My dog could care less about balls or toys when on a walk. A stick is a temporary distraction for her which I don't care if she leaves behind when she becomes interested in something else.
a lot of these vids are dangerous....
If your dog gets injured by a stick, it sounds like your dog might have bigger issues
@@jameskumpf like what
Our border collie/retriever x ALWAYs had to have something is his mouth when going for a walk. He would take his stuffed animals and it he couldn't find them he'd find a rock or stone to carry. He carried it the entire walk and brought it home. He's passed now but we are still finding his stones everywhere. We put them on his grave.
Sorry 😐😔
Our DOg, daisy, would always take a toy outside when it was dark for her last peep of the night.☺️🐕🦺
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That is lovely ❤🐶
Awwww.
Great video, thx for sharing. Just one question; why, as soon as I have picked up the poop, my dogs poo again. Its almost as if they don`t want a clean yard, frustrating sometimes....
Finally, an explanation on what the dog's doing
Re: licking paws - My vet told me that can also mean the dog has aches/pains like arthritis which they feel inside, but they lick what hurts hoping it will help.
my pip only ever licked his pay if he had a sore paw... Like from walking way to much.
It means they are getting allergies and dry skin from their garbage kibble diet. A raw diet and regular coat maintenance will clear all those owner negligence problems right up.
Why does the narrator sound like Mr. Belvedere.
My dog has a mild case of arthritis in her back due to age but she licks her paws because of allergies (rarely now since she's being medicated). But I think licking can be when they're uncomfortable - be it pain, allergies, anxiety, agitation, etc.
@@itazuranakisu i think so, my baby only started at her paws when she developed her heart disease, its definitely a sign somethings wrong. Unfortunately for me, she was such a strong girl, by the time I figured it out it was to late. So please if ur dogs are doing that and you very sure they not bored or under exercised just get it checked out.
My small dog shakes his toys definitely like he is killing it.. when he poops while looking at me 😂 he bends in a funny position! Mine sighs out of boredom though coz he only does that when he hasn’t been out! Repeatedly!
Same.
My jack Russell shakes vermin when she catches it! I think that’s the real reason why dogs shake there toys
My puggle does all of these things he stares at me when he is pooping so I pretend to look around to let him know I'm watching out for him he comes in bathroom everytime I poop and watches out for me in return alot of things he does are of natural instinct fluffing of bed shaking toys etc.
My dog Dom used to carry home sticks 3 times his size. It was comical especially when he tried to go up the ramp and could not figure out how to drag it up the ramp with him. He would run up the ramp to break the stick into smaller pieces and then carry those up the ramp together behind him. He would then abandon them at the door...
Swear he was doing it to create a barricade to protect the home from strangers.
I just had a new thought that back when man needed to make fires for warmth.they probably trained their dog to help them bring sticks back to them for that. Then years of that behavior became instinctive.
So much info in dog poop😂
My Brandon,( I saved from a kill shelter) so that first 4years, are a mistery to us. Ok, back to my point. Brandon would only take a crap either in a ditch or squeeze into bushes for a comfy dump. I'm not sure if he was a shy pooper,or he knows how much picking up dog coils wasn't at the top of my bucket list.
All my dogs do the same thing.