FAQ

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.

Dogs may cry while burying bones due to instinctual behaviors, anxiety, or emotional attachment to the item they're hiding.

Yes, dogs bury bones because of instinct rooted in their wild ancestry.

Dogs may cry when burying bones due to instinctual behavior, anxiety, or emotional attachment to the bone.

Yes, dogs bury bones due to instinct inherited from their wild ancestors who cached food for survival.

Dogs may hide a single bone due to instinctual behavior linked to resource guarding or a desire to save it for later.

Yes, dogs can remember where they bury their bones using spatial memory and scent cues.