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Why Dogs Stick Their Heads Out Of Car Windows | Pets: Wild At Heart | BBC Earth
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3:41Now PlayingEver wondered why dogs stick their heads out of car windows? It's because of their highly tuned senses of smell - and for these Parisian pups, it's love at first sniff!
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Pets: Wild At Heart
We may think of our pets like another member of the family - but they exist in a secret world that we would hardly recognise. In this series new filming techniques reveal our pets' wild behaviour and natural abilities. Using the latest filming techniques, from spycams to thermal imaging and moving x-rays, this series reveals why just a small select group of animals have the perfect characteristics to become human companions. The first episode shows how our pets use play to get in touch with their wild side, while the second episode shows how our pets maintain links with their wild nature.
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