FAQ

Dogs often sniff your private area to gather information through scent, which is a natural canine behavior driven by curiosity and social cues.

It is relatively common for dogs, especially young or anxious ones, to eat underwear due to curiosity, scent attraction, or behavioral issues.

Dogs sniff private areas because they rely heavily on scent to gather information, and human genitals emit strong pheromones that attract their curiosity.

If your dog eats underwear, contact your veterinarian immediately, as it can cause a dangerous intestinal blockage requiring urgent treatment.

Dogs are often drawn to their owner's underwear due to the strong scent, which provides comfort and a sense of closeness to their human.

Keep underwear out of your dog's reach, redirect their chewing behavior with safe toys, and ensure they get plenty of physical and mental stimulation.

Dogs may be drawn to their owner's underwear due to lingering scents, particularly from people with whom they form strong emotional bonds.

Not in corpus.

Dogs may whine or cry while burying bones due to instinctual behavior, excitement, or mild anxiety related to resource guarding and preservation.

Yes, dogs bury bones primarily due to instinctual behavior inherited from their wild ancestors.