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Ever since we've had our boxer/malamute puppy, we've noticed the cutest behavior that she does quite often. When she's trying to get at something (i.e. the treats in her kong, something she can't pick up with her mouth, something under a rug or blanket, etc), she does this thing where she puts both front paws together and thrusts the weight of her upper body on the ground (or the object). It's very hard to explain... it's like when you see nature shows where arctic wolves are trying to break ice to get to something. Her legs are perfectly straight and perfectly together and she thrusts them into the ground very quickly and with a lot of force.
Does this tendency come from boxers or malamutes? I've tried finding something about it before posting, but I'm turning up nothing. I've just never seen a dog do this and I'm curious about it.
Does this tendency come from boxers or malamutes? I've tried finding something about it before posting, but I'm turning up nothing. I've just never seen a dog do this and I'm curious about it.