Why don't dogs like you to blow in their ears?

Answer 1

Dogs enjoy sticking their heads out of the windows of moving cars because it allows them to get a view of the outside while cooling off. The sound of blowing into their ears, however, irritates them like humans are irritated by nails scratching a chalkboard.

Answer 2

Because it's annoying, makes them feel like they're being attacked, and your breath probably stinks to them. For comparison, you wouldn't want someone eat a garlic sandwich then blow in your face. It could be related to their keen hearing as well. You blowing in their face could sound really uncomfortable to them. They can hear frequencies that we cannot hear.

As for dog's that don't like air on any part of their body, it could just be unfamiliar, cause itching, or make them feel threatened.

Answer 3

Their ear drums are very close to the surface of their head and can hear things better than us

proof:we cant hear a dog whistle they can.

it would be like a gun shot next to your ear ,would you like that.

Answer 4

Because the air makes a weird connection to their face allowing the dog (s) to snap at you this answer is false and

P.S. Don't blow on your dogs. I got a bone removed because I blew on a dog

Answer 5

because it makes a high pitch screeching noise in their ears that humans cannot hear and it hurts them

Answer 6

one reason is that They're pretty much in ecstasy when they're riding in the car and the wind is pushing all these odors in their nose.

Answer 7

The same reason that humans hate having airhorns blown in their ears. Dogs' hearing is more sensitive than humans', and having a gale force blowing into their eardrum is painful.

Answer 8

Because the wind gets in their eyes

Answer 9

It tickles them.