10 Most Googled Questions About Dogs (Answered)

Описание: In this video, we answered the 10 Most Googled Questions About Dogs.

Why do dogs eat grass?
Why do dogs howl?
Why do dogs eat poop?
Why are dogs' noses wet?

There is no doubt that dogs are man's best friend. But that doesn't mean that we always understand each other. I mean, how often do you always understand your human best friend?
Since dogs can't express themselves in human understanding, there are a lot of questions about their behaviors that many dog parents still don't understand. There are times when our canine friends would have us tilting our heads and wondering, “why do they do that?”
Thankfully, Google has made it easier than ever to ask and find answers to questions that you may never have asked or understood about your dog before. If we are being honest, much of dog life remains a mystery to us humans, but what better place to investigate our canine curiosities than on Google?
So in today's video, we'll be looking at 10 of the most googled questions about dogs. Hopefully, it would help answer some odd and mystifying questions about dogs.
Alright, let's get right to it.
Question 1: Why do dogs eat grass?
It might be shocking news to some dog parents that dogs can eat grass. Many people just assume that dogs should feed on food with meat and bones, little wonder it is one of the most googled questions about dogs.
So why do dogs eat grass? Well, different vets and research institutions may argue about the answer to this question. But most vets and dog owners believe that dogs eat grass when they have an upset stomach. And they eat it to make themselves throw up.
But only 10% of dogs who were studied eating grass were sick beforehand and only a quarter of dogs threw up right after eating grass.
Some researchers believe that dogs also eat grass to fill a nutritional deficit in fiber, improve digestion, and treat intestinal worms.
However, the most likely reason for your dog eating grass is regular old boredom. When dogs are bored, they often like to snack on grass. As a dog owner, you don't have to worry when your dog snacks on grass because there is a general consensus that eating grass is not harmful.
As a matter of fact, vets confirm that it is normal behavior that happens in one out of every two pups. But you have to ensure that your dog is not eating all kinds of plants. Some plants are actually harmful for dogs and some might contain chemicals that are toxic to them.