Dogs will still eat buried food. A large part of the reason why dogs bury food is driven by instinct, because their ancestors lived in the wild and were not guaranteed to have enough food to eat every day, so they developed the habit of storing food. In the wild, you can often see dogs digging holes with their paws, burying animal bones in them, and then covering them with soil so that they can be taken out to eat when there is no food. Although today's pet dogs have no shortage of food, this habit has been inherited, so they sometimes bury food.

What does it mean when a dog buries food:

1. It is possible that it is full and does not want to eat food, so it buries the food. Save it for when you are hungry.

2. If you don’t like eating this food, this is a sign of protest.

3. It is possible that the dog is often hungry, so it buries the food and waits to eat it when it is hungry next time. It is possible that the owner usually feeds it some food when it buries the food, so it Buried without scruples.