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Dogs lick you because they are happy,scared or even hungry
or the most popular answer is they lick you because you taste good
but don't worry they wont eat you or sometimes they are excited.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 14y agoit is their way of showing who is in charge and who is the more dominate one, if it is not a dog you know or is yous, this could be a sign of the dog getting ready to attack...
I have a German Sheppard and he circles the car when he wants in, he will continually circle it until you open the door, but he never circles humans
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∙ 14y agoBecause dogs are pack animals and, in a family setting, the family is the pack that the dog belongs to.
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∙ 15y agobecause they wish to be your butt budy
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Where is the three dogs in spy ultimate challenger?
They are all three on page 23. Two Metal dogs in the top right area ina blue circle and the other is on the russian nesting dog...it is painted.
Why do dogs turn round and round in their baskets before going to sleep?
In my opinion, dogs look for the spot they are most comfortable with! Lol It all goes back to the days when wolves used to circle their sleeping spot to tred down the straw or hay they would sleep on for comfort
How are the dogs arranged on a dog team?
There is the lead dog, then the 2 swing dogs, then the team dogs, then the 2 wheel dogs. The team dogs are any dogs between the swing dogs and the wheel dogs.
Why do dogs make a complete circle before they lay down?
In the wild, there are often weeds or grass that has to be tampered down to make a nice place to lie down. Since dogs are related to wild dogs, they have this habit inbred in them. HII!!!!!Pet dogs will circle anywhere indoors, even in their own beds. It's not reasoned behavior, but is instinctive to all canines, domesticated and wild.No one knows for sure but my explinathion is they cirlsbecuase they wanna make sure it is safe and comfortable. i mean think about it u dont gor write to sleep u have to roll and make sure it is comfortabl. One contradiction to this is a sled dog which will often pad out a circle in the snow and sleep with the wind blowing from back to front so as to stay warm.They do this as when they were wild living outside they had to "make their bed" by stepping on the tall grass to make it flat, comfortable and warm. Now that they are domesticated it is just an instinctive act.This appears to be a trait that is passed down generation to generation. Dogs have scent glands on their paws, so they may be "marking" the area as their own before sleeping. However, there isn't a clear answer as to why dogs do this, and not all dogs circle before lying down to sleep.From wisegeek.com: There are actually a few theories on why dogs turn around three times before sleeping, including genetics, instinct and general comfort. Like many other domesticated animals, dogs still retain many of the traits found in their undomesticated ancestors. In fact, modern dogs are believe to be 99% identical genetically to their common ancestor, the wild wolf. Wolves living in packs exhibit many of the same behaviors observed by owners of domestic dogs. One reason dogs turn around three times before bedding down is because that's what feels right instinctively. Ancestral wolves traveled in packs for a number of reasons, primarily to hunt animals larger than any one wolf could kill on his own. When pack animals lie down to rest, they instinctively form a tight circle to take advantage of their neighbor's body heat. Perhaps dogs turn around three times before bedding down today because the practice has become ingrained after thousands of years. When wild packs of dogs turn around three times in the wild, they may be establishing their territory and orienting themselves within the circle. Another reason some experts believe dogs turn around three times is to trample down the area for comfort. A pack of wild dogs may decide to bed down on a grassy field, for instance, so the individual dogs turn around three times to force the tall grasses down. Any other hazards or obstructions may also be uncovered when dogs turn around three times. This trampling behavior is often observed in domesticated dogs who use padded dog beds or sleep outdoors routinely. Some suggest that dogs turn around three times for a different form of comfort. Wolves have been observed digging up the ground as they prepare their bedding sites in the wild. This behavior is more often observed during hot weather, so some have theorized that the wolves are exposing a cooler layer of dirt to gain relief from the heat. Domestic dogs, especially larger breeds kept outdoors, may also be duplicating this behavior in an effort to cool down during hot weather. When dogs turn around three times or more, enough of the cooler dirt may be exposed to provide some relief.it goes back to wolfs preparing somewhere to sleep for example repeatedly trampling on some dried leaves walking around and around on them to flatten them. dogs still do this now an it is in there nature, its basically there way of making themselves comfortable.Not all dogs do spin around in circles before lying down. As for those dogs that do spin before coming to rest, there is no real way of knowing what goes through the mind of a dog. Some animal behaviorists believe that this activity is linked to the defensive behavior of wolves who might have turned around to look for threats or to locate other members of the pack before coming to rest. Many dogs also engage in nesting behavior and the turning may help to compress bedding to make a more comfortable spot on which to lie. And they like weinersit is a vestigial routine of flattening grass and making it comfortable. some dogs will dig at the bed or pillow as if it were dirt to make a comfy place.it is because it is an instinct the wolves do that too all because they want to make sure that there are no bugs under their paws the dogs do it because it is a way to get comfortableNo one will ever know
What types of dogs are in the world and how many?
how many: around 900 at the most. what types: sporting dogs ( or gun dogs ), miniature dogs, spaniels, hounds, working dogs, herding dogs, terrieres, toy dogs, and sleigh dogs.
If dogs in the northern hemisphere circle counterclockwise before they empty their bowels do dogs south of the equator circle clockwise?
NO.
What venn diagram illustrate tjis statatement all poodles are dogs?
A Venn diagram with a large circle representing all dogs with a smaller circle inside that circle representing poodles.
What Venn diagram illustrate this statement all poodles are dogs?
I cannot draw a Venn diagram here but it could be a large circle consisting of all dogs. The poodles would be represented by a circular shape that is completely inside the "dogs" circle. There should also be some other space in the "dogs" circle - to represent other types of dogs.
Where are husky dogs used?
Arctic circle & Canada
Do Australian dogs circle in the same direction before lying down as American dogs do?
n o no
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Why do dogs circle before they lay down? Why are there spots on that counter top?
Why do dogs go in a circle to lay down?
2 be sure it is safe. 2 make it comfortable.
Do dogs circle in one direction only before bed?
this happens in the case of all dogs....they circle around before lying this is because their ancestry evolves like that even the dingo(cousin)practises this.the dog makes the place more comfortable and soft in this manner.
How can you get your pet out of the pet room in Petz dog pack?
u have to tap on the dog's picture (or dogs) then tap the circle.
What do a circle mean around half of the moon?
a circle around half of the moon is an effect called 'luminescent rings' caused by a radioactive solar flare. they attract the attention of cows and dogs around the world.
Where is the three dogs in spy ultimate challenger?
They are all three on page 23. Two Metal dogs in the top right area ina blue circle and the other is on the russian nesting dog...it is painted.
Where do Arctic dogs live?
well since arctic is in arctic hares, arctic hares live above the arctic circle.
