why does my dog stare at the wall
If your dog stands still and stares at the wall, pay close attention.
A dog may stare at the wall for several reasons, such as:
Heightened hearing and smell
Dogs have keener senses than humans, and may be hearing or smelling something on the other side or inside the wall.
Dogs have much more acute senses of hearing and smell than we do. In fact, they may be hearing or picking up the scent of something on the other side of the wall... or inside the wall. Think rodents, termites, bed bugs
Attention seeking
The dog may be looking at the wall to interact with you and seek attention.
With similar points to humans, animals may just be looking because they are interested in what they are seeing or it could even be attention-seeking behavior because they want to interact with you.
Insanity
A dog with dementia may stare at the wall, as well as enter spaces it previously couldn't fit into. Dementia can also affect your pet's sleep.
The risk of canine dementia increases annually after age 10.
If you are looking for a solution to this problem of your dog standing still and looking at the wall, comment "DOG" in the comments and I will respond with a free solution for you
If your dog stands still and stares at the wall, pay close attention.
A dog may stare at the wall for several reasons, such as:
Heightened hearing and smell
Dogs have keener senses than humans, and may be hearing or smelling something on the other side or inside the wall.
Dogs have much more acute senses of hearing and smell than we do. In fact, they may be hearing or picking up the scent of something on the other side of the wall... or inside the wall. Think rodents, termites, bed bugs
Attention seeking
The dog may be looking at the wall to interact with you and seek attention.
With similar points to humans, animals may just be looking because they are interested in what they are seeing or it could even be attention-seeking behavior because they want to interact with you.
Insanity
A dog with dementia may stare at the wall, as well as enter spaces it previously couldn't fit into. Dementia can also affect your pet's sleep.
The risk of canine dementia increases annually after age 10.
If you are looking for a solution to this problem of your dog standing still and looking at the wall, comment "DOG" in the comments and I will respond with a free solution for you
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00:00If your dog stands still and stares at the wall, pay close attention.
00:03A dog may stare at the wall for several reasons, such as
00:06Heightened hearing and smell.
00:07Dogs have keener senses than humans, and may be hearing or smelling something on the other
00:10side or inside the wall.
00:12Dogs have much more acute senses of hearing and smell than we do.
00:15In fact, they may be hearing or picking up the scent of something on the other side of
00:18the wall or inside the wall, think rodents, termites, bedbugs.
00:22Attention-seeking.
00:23The dog may be looking at the wall to interact with you and seek attention.
00:26With similar points to humans, animals may just be looking because they are interested
00:29in what they are seeing, or it could even be attention-seeking behavior because they
00:32want to interact with you.
00:33Insanity.
00:34A dog with dementia may stare at the wall, as well as enter spaces it previously couldn't
00:38fit into.
00:39Dementia can also affect your pet's sleep.
00:41The risk of canine dementia increases annually after age 10.
00:44If you are luck.