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Why do dogs sniff so much?
Dogs have an incredible sense of smell, far more powerful than ours. This story highlights how crucial sniffing is for them to understand their world. It's not just about finding food or danger; it's a primary way they communicate and learn about other dogs, forming a complex social network through scent.
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