What are those things?

What are those things?

If you've ever spent time with a funny dog, you've probably found yourself asking the question, "What are those things?" Dogs have a way of finding the most random objects and turning them into toys or sources of entertainment. From socks to sticks to empty water bottles, dogs have a knack for finding joy in the simplest of things.

One of the most common things that dogs seem to find endlessly fascinating are squeaky toys. These toys come in all shapes and sizes, from traditional squeaky balls to plush animals that emit high-pitched squeaks when squeezed. Dogs love the sound of the squeak and will often spend hours trying to figure out where the noise is coming from. They'll toss the toy in the air, shake it vigorously, and even bury it in the backyard, only to dig it up and start the process all over again.

Another thing that dogs seem to find endlessly amusing are bubbles. Whether blown from a bubble wand or created by a bubble machine, dogs can't seem to resist chasing and popping these floating orbs. Some dogs will jump and snap at the bubbles, while others will try to catch them in their mouths. It's a hilarious sight to see a dog leaping through the air, trying to catch a bubble that always seems to slip through their paws.

But perhaps the most entertaining thing that dogs find are their own tails. It's a classic sight to see a dog chasing its tail in circles, trying to catch the elusive appendage that seems to have a mind of its own. Some dogs will bark and growl at their tails, while others will simply spin in circles until they get dizzy and fall over. It's a behavior that never fails to bring a smile to the faces of anyone watching.