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Weird dog behaviors and antics explained by experts - Page 21 of 45 - Kiwi Report

Weird dog behaviors and antics explained by experts


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[post_page_title]Why dogs howl[/post_page_title]
Wolves often howl to convey messages to their pack members who are far away from them. They also have a low-pitched but loud sound they emit to enforce their rank on their fellow wolves. In the wild, we guess it makes sense.

Why dogs howl

But why would a dog howl in the comfort of his own home? Well, this is possibly a behavior that’s passed on to dogs from their ancestral cousins. Behaviorists also say the activity is necessary for dogs, as it gives them a rewarding feeling.
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