Crying, also known as whining or whimpering (they all mean the same thing), is a somewhat common behavior in dogs. Dogs don't cry tears like humans do, but they make a whining or whimpering sound. Some people have also wondered whether dogs cry for similar reasons to humans. 7 июл. 2020 г.
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