Jake says her Pomeranian is always searching for new hiding spaces around her home. However, she adds that a dog might find the permanence of a bed or table comforting. Unlike a mat or a chair (which might often be moved), dogs can depend on certain locations to remain unchanged. 2. They’re Afraid If you have an unspayed female cat that suddenly goes into hiding, it’s possible she could be about to deliver a surprise litter of mewing kittens. (This is why it’s important to have your cat spayed or neutered.)

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