Similarly, dogs will get the zoomies when they are frustrated, tense, stressed, or paradoxically, exhausted. These frenetic random activity periods aren’t always for fun.

Why Do Dogs Get the Zoomies? While canine behavior experts are still trying to understand the exact neuroscience behind the zoomies, they do know that, on the surface, it's exactly what it looks ...

In this video from @ thedachshunds.fam, the human mother of two Dachshunds, who is trying to sleep at 1 a.m., is awoken by ...

And then there's the dog in this funny video! He's decides to perform his zoomies at the slower speed, at the controlled ...

If you have a dog, you may notice sometimes they will have a burst of energy and run around for seconds or minutes on end. So, why do they do this?

Queenie, one of the dogs taking agility classes, is the queen of zoomies and is getting all three. "It's just a great outlet for an athletic dog to do this.

One senior dog has shown the world that there is no age limit on playtime. Riley, a 15-year-old chocolate Labrador from Wales, U.K., was caught on camera gleefully racing around his home. And his ...

Many dogs get the zoomies right after their bathtime or grooming session. You may like having your dog clean, but some dogs do not enjoy bath time. The water and soap can cause discomfort, and the ...

Queenie, one of the dogs taking agility classes, is the queen of zoomies and is getting all three. "It's just a great outlet for an athletic dog to do this.