answers will be given in the near future.
stay in tuned for more information about our
beautiful Teacup Poodles (aka Teddy Bears).
stay in tuned for more information about our
beautiful Teacup Poodles (aka Teddy Bears).
it's rather interesting watching teacup poodles (teddy bears)
rubbing against the grass field to scratch their backs.
but it's not so pleasant (it's kinda gross, in fact) to watch them
rolling on random dead animal's bodies >.<
do they do that to stop the itchiness or for other reasons?
Teacup Poodle (Teddy Bear)
Guideline 45 : Rubbing & Scratching
teacup poodles (teddy bears) often roll on the floor not only to
scratch their backs but also to mark territories as they go.
it's fairly natural for teacup poodles to leave scents
of their glands by ___?___ in the environment.
scratch their backs but also to mark territories as they go.
it's fairly natural for teacup poodles to leave scents
of their glands by ___?___ in the environment.
for animals, it's dangerous to have an unique body smell
that stands them out from the surrounding environments,
as it makes them easy to be tracked down by enemies and therefore
it's teacup poodles' natural behaviour to cover up their body smell
with the help from whatever's available in the environment they live in.
that stands them out from the surrounding environments,
as it makes them easy to be tracked down by enemies and therefore
it's teacup poodles' natural behaviour to cover up their body smell
with the help from whatever's available in the environment they live in.
moreover, the reasons for teacup poodles to rub against
dead animal's bodies is to announce it as their "trophies"
even if they are not actually the ones hunting
those animals down which perfectly explains their nature to hunt.
dead animal's bodies is to announce it as their "trophies"
even if they are not actually the ones hunting
those animals down which perfectly explains their nature to hunt.
however, as dead animal bodies are full of germs and bacteria,
it's best to keep them away from those.
it's best to keep them away from those.
Take a guess at ( ? ) . Answers will be given out to ya'll Poodleholics soon...
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