The bigger the dog, the higher they pee on trees and objects, earning them ‘top dog’ status from smaller dogs walking and sniffing along the same route.
Zena is a sweet and friendly dog who can often be seen wagging her adorable stubby tail! This six-year-old boxer loves meeting new people, especially if they give her lots of love and scratches. Fall in love with Zena through February 22, and her adoption fee is only $14 as part of Pasadena Humane’s “Be Mine” adoption promotion for dogs 40 pounds and over. You may have heard the term “pee mail,” but I like to think of pee as dogs’ social media, a “dogbook,” if you will.
A dog’s urine contains dissolved hormonal chemicals, known as pheromones, that provide the clues. Dogs use their 300 million olfactory receptors to detect the information. In addition, their vomeronasal organ helps trap the scents they pick up. It turns out dogs — just like humans — can often try to exaggerate their social status. You may have seen some smaller male dogs almost tipping over on their sides from trying to lift their leg super high to get their pee as far up a tree trunk as possible.
Research suggests females are interested in learning more about both male and female dogs. In contrast, male dogs — ever hopeful of being top dog — spend more time sniffing the urine of other males.
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