So why do dogs sniff each other's butts? It turns out, there's a good reason behind this bottom-sniffing obsession. "Dogs can tell [another dog's] health and reproductive status, identify what they have eaten, and generally catch up on the 'news' from smelling each other's rear ends...
Why Do Dogs Love to Sniff?(机器翻译:为什么狗喜欢嗅?)作者:Howie Dewin 出版社:Scholastic ISBN(13位):9780439022552 语种:英语 开本:32 页数:29 市场价:¥ 39.9装帧 成色 申东价 活动价 库存 平装 九成新 ¥ 12.20 ¥ 10.74 0 有货通知 ...
While it may seem odd to humans, dogs have a very good reason why they tend to sniff crotches and steal underwear. At least it makes sense to them.
Chemicals from special glands on a dog’s rear end tell other dogs a lot about them. Here’s why dogs sniff each other's butts.
Why Dogs Sniff Crotches Reader's Digest spoke with experts who all said the same thing: It's just a dog being a dog. More specifically, it's a dog trying to use its nose to better understand the surrounding environment. "Simply put, it's the most accessible location for a dog," Rea...
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While it may seem odd to humans, dogs have a very good reason why they tend to sniff crotches and steal underwear. At least it makes sense to them.
While it may seem odd to humans, dogs have a very good reason why they tend to sniff crotches and steal underwear. At least it makes sense to them.
While it may seem odd to humans, dogs have a very good reason why they tend to sniff crotches and steal underwear. At least it makes sense to them.
While it may seem odd to humans, dogs have a very good reason why they tend to sniff crotches and steal underwear. At least it makes sense to them.