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since dogs are pretty much tamed wolves, their instincts tell them to bury things they want to save for later so as not to keep out in the open were anything can take it. It's just like how wolves bury left over food for later so that eagle...
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It's their instinct from when they were wild animals - they bury food that's left over for a "rainy day" when there's no food available. Of course with 99 per cent of domestic dogs, that day will never come, but they can't help th...
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Okay, Most dogs do this. They like to keep things to themselves, mostly if you have two or more dogs. They dont want the other dogs to take what they like, or what they have had for a long time. They like to keep their things protected. So ...
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ChaCha has the answer to this question: Why do dogs bury things Answer: Process is called caching or hoarding, and is common among dogs, wo... ...MORE... ... Source: Why Do Dogs Bury Bones? | www.petplace.com...
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Dogs dig for a number of reasons; they dig cooling and warming pits to lie down in, they dig to bury things and to find things, they dig to escape, and many just dig because they like to, it was what they were bred to do.
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www.dogmanners.com/digthis.html
www.dogmanners.com/digthis.html
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If it's a ball or toy you've buried then you can immediately play a short game of fetch, then bury it again. Repeat this over and over, always repeating the command, 'Dig in your pit.' Your dog will quickly learn what the ... Now, every morning before you leave for work, you can hide all kinds of fun things in the pit,
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Why Dogs Bury Bones by H. Frisby, DVM ... Some things you could do to get your Siberian Husky to see you as the Alpha (Allegro Siberians) ... Why Dogs Roll in Smelly Things by H. Frisby, DVM...
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www.uwsp.edu/psych/dog/lib-prob.htm
www.uwsp.edu/psych/dog/lib-prob.htm
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Q.� Why does my dog bury his bones ... A.� Again, this is possibly left over from when dogs were wild wolves and probably would have dug their own shelter. As part of this behaviour your dog probably does a number of things, he may sniff the ground first, paw at it, turn around and crouch down before nesting into...
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This part of the Great Canadian Dog Encyclopedia invites submissions from amateurs and professionals alike.
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