Why Does My Dog Walk Behind Me? Is it a Sign of Submission?
There are several reasons your dog walks behind you on walks. It could be that they’re afraid of something and view you as the protector. They may also be curious…
Communication & Interaction
Why Does My Dog Bite My Feet When I Walk?
There are several reasons your dog bites your feet when you get up and walk around. The dog could be bored and wants to play. If your dog is from…
Why Dogs Lick Your Ears: The Science of Slobber
Dogs lick ears to show affection, submission, or to gather information about their human through taste and smell. It may also feel soothing for the dog, as licking releases endorphins,…
Why Does My Dog Lick Me in The Morning? The Answer is Simple!
There are several reasons your dog licks you in the morning. If you notice they’re licking you more in the morning than any other time during the day, they may…
Why Does My Dog Sneeze On Me? They’re Having Fun!
When a dog sneezes on you, it’s a sign of playfulness. For dogs, sneezing at each other is social behavior. It’s their way of saying they are having fun and…
Why Does My Dog Cuddle With Me in The Morning? [8 Reasons]
Your dog loves to cuddle with you in the morning for multiple reasons. The primary reason is that dogs are pack animals. When they cuddle with you, they feel safe,…
Why Do Dogs Put Their Paw on You [8 Potential Reasons]
We all have that one friend that “over communicates” with their hands. You know what I am talking about right? If you’re thinking “I don’t have a friend like that,”…
How to Know What Your Dog is Saying [Communication Signals]
Understanding a dog involves observing body language, vocalizations, and context. Tail wagging, barking, whining, and physical posture offer clues. Tail wagging can indicate happiness, while flattened ears might suggest fear…