Also, You may think that they forget about their bones or even treats, but, if the dog remains well fed, or doesn't get hungry easily, he/she will not need to recover the bone. The same goes with treats, except the treat will decompose and the dog will not recover it because it is no longer fit for nutrition. Dogs have very keen senses and can tell when food is spoiled. But sometimes if they are hungry enough, they will eat it.
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dogs can bury anything. Toys, food, even some of your stuff.
Dogs bury their bones because they are relating to an instinct to protect their valuables, in this case, food.
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because they save it to make sure they don't lose it or it doesn't get stolen, kinda like when squirrels gather nuts.
Dogs are commonly known to bury bones, toys, treats, or other items in the backyard. This behavior is instinctual and reflects their natural drive to hide and protect resources for later consumption.
They will bury the body tomorrow. Dogs like to bury their food for later.
Yes, some dogs do have a natural instinct to bury bones or other goodies as a way to save them for later consumption. This behavior is a holdover from their ancestors who would hide food to keep it safe from other animals.
duh it is shoe
i bury my dog bones =(
dogs like bones to suck on.
Like wolves, They're storing it. They don't want anyone to steal it so they 'hide' it by burying it. This is more common in homes with multiple dogs. Some breeds of dogs are more likely to do this.
they look just like human bones but smaller