The current theory about why dogs will roll in smelly material comes from on their relationship to wolves and observation of wolf behavior. Wolves will often roll in decomposing carcasses or the feces of plant eating animals or herbivores. It is assumed that this masks their own scent and enables them to sneak up on their prey without detection. It may even fool members of the other species into accepting a wolf as one of their own. It is assumed that this instinct is what we are seeing in the behavior of domesticated dogs as well. Working and hunting dogs tend to roll in smelly stuff more often than other breeds and this is perhaps because they are more closely related to wolves.
No! Don't allow your dog to roll in dead animals. Its Disquisting. would you roll in dead things?
Not at all! But if on catnip cats can roll in various types of poo
Imagine you are a dog -that dead animal smell like the most wonderful thing you have ever smelt so you rub it on yourself and make you smell better. This is the same reason that they roll in other animals' waste too.
When dogs go outside they will roll on dead frogs or small dead animals just give a bath and see if that works
All roll! Baby bears, cats,dogs even us as babys!
Cover up scent
They are carrion feeders.
garden snakes play dead, opossums play dead
There are several species of birds known as a buzzard. Most buzzards do eat dead dogs and other dead animals.
no dogs tongues do not roll
Appearntly the stupid buffoons think its cologne or something.
Only if they are dead and growing mold. They are animals, not plants.