Sometimes our dogs can do weird things that may seem funny or that can be hard to understand. Maybe your dog keeps rolling on the floor and you might think that they are doing that just to be cute and try to get your attention. Nevertheless , It's quite clear that we don't understand our dogs behaviors fully yet, but many researchers may have figured out a few behaviors and reasons behind them that you might not know about.
1.Why do dogs bite other dogs tail ?
You might be very familiar with this behavior. You may have taken your dog out for a walk and maybe he met a few friends a long the way, and then you're left surprised to see your dog biting another ones tail. And that's because researchers have found that dogs are very good at sensing and smelling parasites either in their own bodies or other dogs tails, and they try to ease the parasites pain by biting on it. If your dog is doing this frequently it might a good idea to have it checked out
2. Why do they cry ?
You might have not seen this before, but it's true dogs can cry too. It can range from infection to many other countless pain factors, if your dog is crying frequently then it's likely that he might be suffering from some sickness either a parasite or allergies, scratched cornea, blocked tear ducts, or in simplest cases a speck of dust.
3. Rolling on the floor
this is something that each dog owner has seen often in their life with their partner. The reason behind dogs Rolling on the floor or on the ground has to do with 2 things. Either they feel the need to scratch their back and they start rolling to alleviate the pain or they are doing it because they find the texture surface to be smooth that can help them massage themselves.
4. Follow you into the bathroom
Dogs tend to do this all the time, and that's because they have evolved based on pack mentality. They see you as a member or leader of their pack, and that means that they have grown very much attached to you so they can tend to follow you around everywhere even to the bathroom.
5. Watching TV
Yes, domestic often behave like we do. They are very smart and they learn from us too. While research have proven that dogs to interact with television, but dogs still often have short interactions, they don't focus that much but they would rather watch short clips then a long story telling scenario.