Dogs / Behaviour
Wind is not just moving air to a dog — it is a rapidly shifting, chaotic stream of scent information arriving from multiple directions simultaneously, layered with:
Wind is not just moving air to a dog — it is a rapidly shifting, chaotic stream of scent information arriving from multiple directions simultaneously, layered with:
For a scent-dependent animal, wind makes it difficult to locate the source of a smell or assess threats in a structured way. Some dogs become hypervigilant, agitated, or anxious in windy conditions because their sensory world has essentially been thrown into disarray.
Note: This is especially common in dogs already prone to anxiety. Owners who notice their dog behaving differently on windy days are not imagining things.
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