While dogs are not known to shed tears when in pain or feeling sadness, new studies show that dogs can actually shed tears of joy. This is most prevalent when being reunited with their owners after an extended period away.
My dog whimpers and his eyes fill up with tears when I leave. It's very heartbreaking. Different person: I don't have a dog but when I leave our neighbor's house after playing with their 3 dogs they whimper and their eyes get as big as saucers. One of they dogs has an eye problem, and his eyes always water, but otherwise the dogs don't cry REAL tears. You know, the wet ones! They just act sad. My answer is no, I disagree with the 1st answer. Dogs do not cry tears.
yes animals do cry but they don't cry like us because they beg for food witch they make them cry but the tiers dont come out they stay in there heads
all dogs cry but in a whining tone. when they are lonely or in pain.
not with actual tears but they do cry exempt it sounds like a howl or a wine
Dogs cry when they are left alone, or have nothing to eat. They can cry for all sorts or reasons.
No. only elephants and humans, of all mammals, are the only ones that can cry tears.
Yes, cats and dogs do cry, but they don't use tears like humans.
Well cats cry when you are not with them or they are in pain or hungry. And dogs cry when you don't give them attenchen.
yes turles are known to cry regularly
yes they can cry
a goat
No. Human beings are the only animals known to cry for emotional reasons.
I don't cry, but I do think it's sad the way they got into that situation.
that's not a question
Cry of mouse is hoots.
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The Wild Wild World of Animals - 1973 Cry Wolf was released on: USA: 1976
Monkeys, like most other animals who have the ability to cry, cry because they have tear ducts. Without "Tear Ducts", no one or thing could cry.
Many animals can cry so can humans, so there isn't anything wrong with werewolves being able to cry since their part human, part animal.
No animals actually shed tears, though some have other ways of expressing sadness.