Dogs have a way of greeting one another that might leave you a little uncomfortable — sniffing each other’s rear ends. But when your furry friend turns their attention to your crotch, it can feel downright awkward. So, why do they do this? For anyone who’s ever had a dog, it’s no surprise that dogs communicate and greet others in various ways, with their sense of smell playing a key role. Dogs explore the world through their noses, and their sniffing habits are how they gather important information. The dog’s superior sense of smell comes from 220 million scent receptors in their nose. That’s about 50 times more than humans have, giving dogs the ability to detect scents that are completely undetectable to us. Simply put, dogs are incredibly curious creatures, and they have a keen sense of smell that helps them gather information about you. Dogs are drawn to strong odors, explains Jennifer Sperry, a veterinarian with Pets Plus Us Insurance, tells Rover.com. Crotches, with their sw...
A disturbing new video has emerged showing a man believed to be Alex Pretti clashing with federal agents in Minneapolis, just 11 days before he was fatally gunned down by U.S. Border Patrol officers. The footage, recorded on January 13, 2026, by a documentary crew during tense protests in Minneapolis, captures what appears to be Pretti in a chaotic and aggressive confrontation with federal agents. In the video, the man spits at the agents before kicking a government vehicle, shattering its back light in the process. An agent is then seen leaping from the vehicle, pursuing the man on foot, and forcefully tackling him to the ground. The man, strongly believed to be Pretti, has what looks like a handgun tucked into his waistband, an image now being carefully reviewed by the Department of Homeland Security. The video offers only a glimpse, and it's unclear what unfolded before or after the dramatic moments captured on camera. Authorities have not revealed how or why Pretti initially ...