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Why does my dog pick up food and eat it somewhere else?

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If your dog is taking her food to the living room, she could be trying to protect her food, or she also might be lonely and looking for some company at dinnertime. Dogs are very social creatures and if they aren't concerned over keeping their food to themselves, then they like to dine with the family. 3 окт. 2017 г.


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