Can dogs cry?

Answer 1

they whimper

Answer 2

Can Dogs Cry

Answer 3

If you don't consider tears essential to crying, then many animals cry. Studies have found that very young mammals and birds vocalize when they are separated from their mothers. Baby animals can be quite expressive in their distress at being apart from their primary caretakers. Wildlife experts and hunters both note that the cry of a bear cub separated from its mother sounds very much like a human baby's cry. While these cries don't include tears, they seem to have an emotional element.

Answer 4

They have tear ducts so they can have fluid run into their eyes to keep them moist. Are you asking can they cry because they are sad? Or in pain?

Answer 5

yes they can cry i know is because when we had to put my dog to sleep because she was paralyzed in her back legs and she was crying

Answer 6

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=521983724546275&set=vb.500671510010830&type=2&theater

as seen in this video, dogs are capable of something similar to crying, where they breathe heavily

Answer 7

They can't cry in the way that we can, with tears running down thier face. But they can become really sad, scared if something bad happens to them.

Anything you see running down thier faces that look like tears aren't though, that's natural. It doesn't mean thier crying.

Answer 8

YES! they share all our emotions. i've neve seen tears roling down there cheeks but they do get all watery eyed, and wimpery. they morn lost love, some times even til death.

Answer 9

Yes, they have a full range of emotions.

Answer 10

yes u can just see it in there eyes yes thoes big brow eyes and that sad sounding little whimper....:-(

Answer 11

of course