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Why Do Dogs Stick Their Heads Out Of Cars?

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January 2019

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Why Do Dogs Stick Their Heads Out Of Cars?

OF COURSE, NOBODY has been able to interview canines on the subject, but the consensus is that dogs like to put their heads out of car windows because they are visually curious. Many dogs are not tall enough to have an unobstructed view of the outside world from the front seat, and most dogs are too short to have any forward or rear view from the back seat. Poking their head out of the window is a good way to check out their surroundings and enjoy a nice, cool breeze at the same ti

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