Have you ever noticed your dog howling when an ambulance or fire truck goes by? You're not alone—and there's a fascinating reason why!
Dogs are descendants of wolves, and wolves use howls to communicate with members of their pack over long distances. A loud siren can sound similar to another distant howl, so your dog may instinctively respond.
Some dogs also howl because the high-pitched sound grabs their attention or excites them. Others may simply be joining in because they hear a loud, unfamiliar noise.
The good news? Howling at sirens is usually completely normal and doesn't mean your dog is in distress.
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