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Weird dog behaviors and antics explained by experts - Page 38 of 45 - Kiwi Report

Weird dog behaviors and antics explained by experts


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[post_page_title]Why dogs like playing fetch[/post_page_title]
We’re not sure who likes playing fetch more, humans or dogs. Actually, scratch that, as fun as it is for us to watch them go crazy chasing a toy, they’re definitely the ones having the times of their lives. But why, exactly?

Why dogs like playing fetch

Well, it’s due to the way they were bred. Certain breeds of dogs were specifically designed to chase after something and bring it back to their masters. Dogs were originally meant to help early humans go hunting, and playing fetch scratches that same itch for them.

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