40 Strange Dog Behaviors Explained. Dog Body Language. Jaw-Dropping Facts about Dogs

As humans, it’s hard for us to make sense of many canine behaviors and social cues. A dog’s desire to sniff butts, hump legs, lick our face, and chase their own tail just doesn’t translate. It turns out, your dog has a reason for those weird behaviors.

In this video, we will talk about 40 strange things dogs do and explain the meaning behind them.


#40. Why dogs kick their feet after pooping

#39. Why dogs tilt their head

#38. Why dogs follow you around the house

#37. Why dogs lick your face

#36. Why dogs hump

#35. Why dogs jump on you

#34. Why dogs stretch when they see you

#33. Why dogs stare at you so intensely

#32. Why dogs twitch in Their Sleep

#31. Why dogs sniff each other from behind

#30. Why dogs sniff people's crotch

#29. Why dogs kick when you scratch their belly.

#28. Why dogs bring you gifts

#27. Why dogs lick you

#26. Seeking approval

#25. Why dogs howl

#24. Destructive behavior

#23. Why dogs nuzzle you



#22. Why dogs pant

#21. Why dogs chase their own tail

#20. Why dogs go nuts when you come home

#19. Why dogs wink at you

#18. Why dogs get the zoomies

#17. Why dogs eat poop

#16. Why dogs lick their paws

#15. Why dogs dig

#14. Why dogs eat grass

#13. Why dogs urine-mark

#12. Why dogs sit on your feet

#11. Why dogs licking each other’s private parts

#10. Submissive urination

#9. Why dogs roll on their back

#8. Why dogs drag their butts on the floor.

#7. Why dogs circle before pooping

#6. Why dogs sigh

#5. Why dogs lick their crotch

#4. Why dogs expose their belly

#3. Why dogs grumble

#2. Why Dogs Turn their Butt Toward you

#1. Head Pressing