Dogs: Funny questions Googled
Interested in revealing the funniest dog questions people googled in 2021, money.co.uk analysed the annual search volumes in the UK on Google Adwords and provided their expert guidance.
| Funny questions | Annual online search volumes |
| Can dogs see in the dark? | 50,600 |
| Why does my dog stare at me? | 47,300 |
| Can dogs eat olives? | 42,900 |
| Can dogs eat baked beans? | 41,900 |
| Do dogs have belly buttons? | 38,900 |
| Can dogs drink tea? | 32,000 |
| Can dogs see ghosts? | 28,300 |
| Why do dogs chase their tails? | 27,000 |
| Why does my dog eat poop? | 22,900 |
| Why does my dog smell like fish? | 14,940 |
Answers to some of the questions:
Why does my dog stare at me? – 47,300 annual searches
They stare at us for numerous reasons, such as expressing affection or confusion, if they want something, or when they are reading our body language.
Can they see ghosts? – 28,300 annual searches
Their senses are heightened, and so they can see, smell and hear a lot more than we can. If ghosts were real, they would be among the first to know.
Why do they chase their tails? – 27,000 annual searches
Most of the time, they are entertaining themselves and are having fun. Make sure they have their own toys to play with and are being taken for daily walks.
Other reasons include fleas or ticks and even potential medical issues
Salman Haqqi, pet insurance expert at money.co.uk, commented on 2021’s funniest questions:
“Man’s best friend always keeps us entertained with their funny and cute mannerisms, but some of these quirks are just plain odd.”
“Quintessential British questions like “can dogs eat baked beans?” and “drink tea?” have high annual search results due to the importance within British culture, and probably the frequency of occurrence.”
“Another popular query Brits question is why their adorable dogs eat faeces. It may gross us, humans, out seeing it, but for our pets, it allows them to understand the marker (as well as enjoying the taste), similarly to when they sniff each other’s behinds.”
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