If dogs have sensitive noses, can smell upto half a mile away, can detect drugs, money from a distance. WHY do they have to sniff a fraction of an inch from each others butt ?

 

What's up with that ?

 

Or how a bout this........

 

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSdVTyetQ/?k=1

One of our regular contributors will be along on a minute with a long scientific explanation.

11 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

What's up with that ?

Go and have a blast ride on your bike you'll will feel much better. ????????????

https://youtu.be/2Y43lKngRQE

When she asks : Does my butt look big in this ?

 

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSdVTD7KD/?k=1

I'm glad to see that you have already solved all the other pressing life's riddle and mysteries that now you're asking that...

Why do people who met many times before have to say 'hello' every time they meet? - 

I guess, the dogs' behaviour is just a 'social' routine.

Edited May 28, 20224 yr by StayinThailand2much

46 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

When she asks : Does my butt look big in this ?

 

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSdVTD7KD/?k=1

Do not answer truthfully! ????

Must be a Generation[s] Haven't A Clue thing. 

Never mind.

They learn a lot from that whiff... if we want to know a lot about someone we need endless conversations and psychological evaluation tests... 

 

people aren't used to and have trouble accepting some species have superior abilities... 

 

'everyone knows that ant can't move that rubber tree plant.'

8 hours ago, CharlieH said:

If dogs have sensitive noses, can smell upto half a mile away, can detect drugs, money from a distance. WHY do they have to sniff a fraction of an inch from each others butt ?

 

What's up with that ?

 

Or how a bout this........

 

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSdVTyetQ/?k=1

Because the dog's nose is so sensitive, then perhaps it needs to get that close, so the smell of it's own "toilet" area won't potentially mask the odours emanating from the "toilet" area of the other dog under scrutiny.

Edited May 28, 20224 yr by Mutt Daeng

8 hours ago, sipi said:

One of our regular contributors will be along on a minute with a long scientific explanation.

Only one?  I'm waiting on one, of many contributors, to turn the OP into a political rant.  OBTW, my three dogs have been living together for years but still sniff each other daily.

2 minutes ago, howlee101 said:

Only one?  I'm waiting on one, of many contributors, to turn the OP into a political rant.  OBTW, my three dogs have been living together for years but still sniff each other daily.

They have probably watched Invasion Of The Body Snatchers.  You can't be too careful.

Because they're doing it for pleasure not for necessity.

"Thought  for the day" is a famous BCC Radio 4 Programme. It deals  with slightly  loftier  issues than canine bum sniffing. But there's  a first time for everything!

Google it, that's what the pretend pseudo intellectual asean now experts generally do. 

Edited May 28, 20224 yr by starky

 

We(my parents when I was a kid) used to have a couple of Irish Wolfhounds crossed with long haired German Shephards( not very good looking but extremely scarey)  - and a Rottweiler(rare at the time) that sat at the front of the drive - no dog came anywhere near our house to smell anything. Funny enough no humans either ????

Edited May 28, 20224 yr by Pmbkk

OP - Quite possible it's an aphrodisiac as it's often followed by humping at certain times of the year.

 

Why is it that a dog can't hear a motorcycle from behind until it nearly get hit but your Thai gf can hear you say "Hello" to another girl from across a crowded, loud disco?