
Let’s face it—dog people are a special breed. Whether you're a seasoned pup parent or just a casual admirer of fluffy tails and floppy ears, you’ve probably asked Google a dog-related question or two that... well... felt a little ridiculous.
But don’t worry—you’re not alone.
We scoured the internet to find some of the funniest, weirdest, and most head-tilt-worthy questions people ask about dogs, and we’ve answered them (with humor and honesty, of course).
Yes—and they’re not even subtle about it.
Try giving another dog attention or—gasp!—hugging a person in front of them. You’ll suddenly find yourself being pawed, whined at, or sat on. Jealous? Absolutely. Dramatic? Even more so.
Honestly? They might think they’re just short, fuzzy humans. Especially the ones that sleep in our beds, eat organic food, and have their own Instagram account.
Some dogs clearly think they’re part of the pack… the human pack.
Because he trusts you to protect him while he’s vulnerable.
Also because he’s silently judging your life choices. Just kidding—he’s probably just wondering if you're also going to poop in the yard like a normal animal.
Yes! Especially if there are dogs barking on screen. Some will even try to attack the TV if a squirrel dares show its face. Others just stare, unimpressed, like a furry Roger Ebert.
Possibly. Or he’s just weird.
More likely, he’s trying to settle his stomach—or he just likes the taste. Dogs are mystery munchers. Grass, socks, drywall… it’s all gourmet to them.
Yes, dogs dream! You’ve probably seen them twitching, wagging their tail, or letting out little barks in their sleep.
We like to think they’re chasing squirrels or re-living that glorious moment when they stole a hot dog off the counter.
Because personal boundaries mean nothing to them.
Dogs are pack animals. If you move, they move. If you’re trapped in a small room doing mysterious human things, they must be there to supervise. And stare.
Absolutely. Their love is pure, unconditional, and often very drooly. While it might not be the rom-com kind of love, they definitely form deep emotional bonds—with humans, other pets, and sometimes… a stuffed banana.
You’ve just witnessed a case of the Zoomies—technical term: frenetic random activity periods (FRAPs).
Why do they happen? No one really knows. But they usually involve speed, wild eyes, and knocking over furniture. It's like watching a fuzzy torpedo on espresso.
Not really. Most dogs don’t understand that the reflection is them. Some bark at the "stranger," others ignore it completely. But if a mirror ever shows a reflection of bacon? Suddenly they’re very interested.
The internet is full of strange, funny, and oddly specific questions about dogs—and honestly? We love it. Because behind every weird question is a human trying to understand their best friend a little better.
So the next time you catch your dog eating grass while staring at you from the bathroom door… just remember: you’re not the only one Googling it.