Dogs act like their owners for many reasons. It is called the "Mirror Method" for training, where you show them what to do. For example, some dogs dig because they see their owners digging in the garden, so this makes them figure that digging is okay and the correct behavior. It makes total since considering we humans do things. If we do something, shouldn't it mean dogs should be able to, too?
In the dog's mind, if his or her owner does something, it means that it is the correct behavior and that it can/should be copied for approval and/or praise.
Foxes behave like dogs as foxes belong to the dog family.
Dogs came from wolves. They behave a lot like wolf puppies or wolves that never grew up.
I think that why they do it is to get their owners attention.
wolfs behave like wild dogs like howling and hunting for food
Any dog or wolf hybrid will attack their owner if they are mistreated or weren't socialised properly as pups. Optimal windows for socialisation are different in wolves than in dogs though, and depending on the percentage of wolf the hybrid is, it could behave in ways with their owners that are undog-like.
It depends how you behave toward your dogs. To your dogs, you are a member of it's pack/family. If you act dominantly towards your dogs and in charge, they will think of you as the pack leader.
they behave like all other dogs depending on how the owner treats it to me personally i belive Siberian huskies are beautiful
They are not sure what it is. They are either excited about it, or they do not like the noise. My dog will bark at about anything, it's just the way dogs behave.
by ancestors?"do you mean owners caus if you mean owners then not all the Tim eyou can get owners that are fat and wrinkly and others don't look like their dogs at all
It typically falls on the owners of the dogs to cover any veterinary expenses resulting from a fight between unleashed dogs. Owners are responsible for ensuring their dogs are under control at all times to prevent incidents like this from occurring.
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Yes, it is normal for pet owners to be concerned about their dogs' behavior, including behaviors like masturbation. Seeking advice on how to address such issues is a responsible and common practice among pet owners.