Why do dogs pee on the tires of cars?

Why do dogs pee on the tires of cars?

Have you ever wondered why dogs pee on the tires? Then is easier to answer than we think. The first thing to be clear is that the tires when they leave the factory, without any special odorless compound which can attract any dog.

Nor is it necessary that a dog has left its mark on them in any way to prevent the ingress of odors that picks up sidewalks, roads, etc.. A car travels thousands of miles throughout his life, and this also represents thousands of 'territories' where dogs attempt to be noticed.

Thus, the more odors perceived in one place, are more eager to mark his territory, and therefore, the tires are a paradise where you can notice odors with their urine and say, 'Here I am'.

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What happened to the Dogs who traveled on the Titanic?

What happened to the Dogs who traveled on the Titanic?

The history of dogs aboard the Titanic

100 years after the tragedy of the Titanic that everyone knows I wanted to pay homage to some martyrs that nobody mentions, dogs that traveled on the Titanic, heoricos noble beings, of which only three of the twelve surviving dogs

In commemoration of the centenary of the sinking, the Widener University of Pennsylvania Art Gallery presented an exhibition dedicated to the amazing story of the beautiful dogs that survived the near-freezing waters of the Atlantic Ocean,

According to the present sample , Joseph Edgette, the size was the that helps save them and were released by their owners without any problem in life rafts.

It is emphasized that race 2 were Pomeraniano, one of them, Lady, safeguarded by his master in a blanket and passing it through a baby so that no member of the crew knew it, and that really was like a baby and I think the life of all beings is valuable.

None of this photo could survive

Mention is also saved another dog, which was a Pekingese named Sun Yat-sen, who belonged to the family publishing firm Harper of New York, Harper & Row.

Edgette that passenger manifest of the Titanic, only the first class had the privilege of carrying pets on board. Moreover, the occupants had the luxury of taking insurance for their animals, which were not finally paid.

"The crew was very friendly and first class passengers were given what they wanted to keep them happy," he added.

The saddest story is one of the passengers by the name Ann Elizabeth Isham, 50, in the midst of tragedy escaped in a boat with his dog, a Great Dane, whose size could not be saved.  Days after the wreck, witnesses indicated that they found the body of the passenger clinging to his dog, both dead, and we are confident that together will continue in heaven.