This is just the dog or dogs' body language, just the same as a human has body language. They aren't really confused per say, but an dog owner should be more in tune with their pet to determine better the head turn meaning in their animal.
Dogs have a second sense that humans cannot comprehend. When the moon and sun reflect certain spectrums of colors, dogs gravitate and stare off at them. So the next time your dog is staring let them be because it is all part of nature and the circle of life. We shall accept rather than question the inevitible.
That is unclear. Try again. And...why do humans?
dogs turn around to get cosy and make sure nobodys in its bed and makes sure its his/her bed so there you go
its their nature, as if making their bed in the wild
One reason your dog might turn his back on you is an attempt to diffuse situations that are tense. They do this to try and sooth another dog or person as well as lower their stress level.
a lot of reasons, maybe a toothache or abuse or lots of others
They turn around to look. Simple.
It makes them feel threatened
Because their owners let them.
Because dogs love their owners. They smell the scent off their owners clothing and how much more personal can you get then your own underwear!
Sign of caring and trust towards the ownerAnswer:Sentimentality aside, young dogs lick their mothers to induce her to throw up food she has already eaten. It is more easily digested by their immature digestive system. Adult dogs continue to o this to their owners in hope that the owners will give them something to eat (hopefully a prepared treat).
Well at a dog park, dogs can socialize with other dogs and play. They can get lots of exercise and their owners can meet other dog owners e.t.c.
It is nasty, but dogs like the smell of their owners. That is why some dogs chew underwear and shoes. I don't understand why, but they do.
Because their owners let them.
Not enough I`m sure,please if you know anybody doing this turn them in, it does not matter what kind of animal it is please turn them in.
100%!
Owners don't control where dogs poop!
Irresponsible owners. Blame the owner, not the dog. 58% of deaths involve unrestrained dogs on their owners property.
Dogs are as vicious as their owners teach them to be.
dogs niches are to be loving and kind to their owners
No
With their owners.
their owners
Their owners....................................................................................LOL
NO