Why do Teddy dogs dig the ground? If a Teddy dog ​​gets something it likes very much, it may want to "hide" it for later use, and will use its front legs to "dig holes". This is a habit; if the ground There is a special smell, especially the earthy ground, and Teddy dogs will keep digging away the soil; some Teddy dogs will dig up the ground before excreting to clean the ground.

1. If a Teddy dog ​​gets something he likes very much, he may want to "hide" it for later use, and will use his front legs to "dig". This is a habit

2. If the ground has a special smell, especially the earthy ground, the Teddy dog ​​will keep digging up the soil to find out what is going on. This is usually done with the front legs as well, but sometimes the hind legs help.

3. Some teddy dogs will dig the ground (hind legs) before excreting in order to clean the ground. Sometimes even though there is nothing on the ground, they will clean it "symbolically"

4. Some teddy dogs will dig their hind legs on the ground after excreting. This is a way to cover up the traces of their own scent. It may be that they smell the scent of a dog that is stronger than themselves nearby. Territoriality among teddy dogs leads to practices.

5. Some Teddy dogs will scratch the ground (hind legs) when seeing other dogs, accompanied by a threatening sound of "Wooing", and may even retreat. This actually means that he is a little timid. He doesn't know whether he or the dog is more powerful. It seems to be saying: "Don't come here! I am very powerful!"