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[quote=Anonymous]Speak of the devil:

https://people.com/pets/what-causes-zoomies-cats-dogs-vet-explains/
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Zoomies may sound like a ridiculous word to some, but it can be an everyday occurrence to pet owners.

Dr. Zac Pilossoph, a consulting veterinarian at Healthy Paws Pet Insurance, defines the zoomies as "a dog's way of explaining they're excited and happy, enough to want to show it."

"It's their best expression of being happy. The term 'zoomies' is colloquial and describes behavior many pet parents have experienced. Still, your dog can get the zoomies during a few scenarios, like when an owner comes home or uses a favorite toy. The zoomies can best be defined as a dog's most excited expression of happiness," he tells PEOPLE.

To learn a bit more about what sets pets racing around the house and how pet parents can help turn a destructive case of the "zoomies" — which have been known to send breakables and people crashing to the ground — into a fun moment for all, PEOPLE talked to Dr. Pilossoph about this behavior.[/quote][/quote]

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