Animal Behaviorist Gets Mad At Her Senior Neighbors For Locking Up Her Dog In Their Home

Have you ever come home from a long day at work, only to find that your dog has taken off? And by "taken off," we mean they've actually run away from home.

It's enough to make any pet owner frustrated, and it's a question that many of us have wondered about. "Why do some dogs love to run away from their homes?"

Is it boredom? A lack of attention?

While there are a number of possible explanations for this behavior, the most likely reason is that the dog is simply following its natural instincts. After all, dogs are descendants of wolves, which are natural-born hunters.

When a wolf catches its prey, it will typically drag it back to its den in order to feast on it in peace. In contrast, domestic dogs have little need to hunt for their food, since they are typically fed by their owners.

However, the instinct to drag their prey back to their dens remains. As a result, some dogs may view running away from home as an opportunity to fulfill this instinctive urge.

While this behavior may be perplexing to dog owners, it is simply a reflection of the dog's natural heritage. That's why it's always the responsibility of an owner to find ways to keep their dogs inside their homes and find a way to entertain the doggos even without their presence.

Recently, an animal behaviorist vented her problem on the "Am I The A**hole?" (AITA) subreddit. She is so mad at her neighbors because whenever her dog escapes from her home, it goes to her neighbors' house.

To make things worse, these neighbors are locking up their home, preventing the dog from coming home. Let's see how Redditors judged the situation.