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why is my dog acting weird when it rains?
she is a very happy and lovely sometimes misses the mark White West Highland terrier aka Westie but today she is acting abnormal she usually wants to play but since it started raining all she wanted to do is curl up in my bed and wont let me go anywhere without her why?
5 Answers
- 1 decade ago
Weather affects dogs (and other animals, including humans) in strange ways that nobody really understands. There is no way to do a true experiment to test this hypothesis, so you will not find a definitive answer to this curious phenomenon. Other abnormal behavior is often observed in animals before earthquakes, hurricanes, etc. I, personally, have observed strange changes in elderly people during a full moon! The concept is a curious one, but we are all connected to the universe and to each other and changes in the environment have an impact on animal behavior.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
There’s not a lot of abnormal behaviour for dogs. Dogs act in ways that we don’t accept as humans. A lot of times it’s normal for the dog but it’s not okay for us. However, if you’re talking about seriously abnormal behaviour in dogs, we would be talking about things such as seriously excessive barking, excessive fear, and excessive aggression. These are abnormal if they get to the point where the dog simply can’t function in society.
Source(s): http://sportssoccers.com/ - Anonymous1 decade ago
I would suspect that your canine must be afraid of precipitation...
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