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Weird dog behaviors and antics explained by experts - Page 16 of 45 - Kiwi Report

Weird dog behaviors and antics explained by experts


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[post_page_title]Why dogs pull on the leash[/post_page_title]
“Walkies” is many dogs’ favorite word. Unfortunately, it can be a battle as all they do is pull on the leash. So why do they do it? For many years, people have believed it’s their way of trying to dominate us. However, there might be a simpler answer.

Why dogs pull on the leash

Dogs often tug at us as they know it works. After all, they get where they’re going quicker, don’t they? Pooches can also pull as they merely walk faster than us and need us to keep up. The answer might be easier than we thought.
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