Because dogs don't speak our language, the only way to truly comprehend and communicate with them is for us to understand and appreciate what they are telling us through their body and vocal language.
Some lapping at the floor and other surfaces is normal for your pooch, but it's concerning when it's obsessive. Obsessive licking is incessant, with your dog fully engrossed in it, and it has no obvious cause or purpose. Does your dog growl, snap, snarl, lunge or otherwise threaten passing dogs or people on walks?
Introduction When puppies play with other animals, or other people, and they get all rough and crazy this type of behaviour does not seem to be much of a problem; instead little rough puppies are often quite cute.
With a tilted head, slightly uplifted ears, and huge, adorable eyes, that face creates all the right emotions in you! Does your dog growl, snap, snarl, lunge or otherwise threaten passing dogs or people on walks?
Training is as much for your dog as it is for you. It’s a great bonding exercise, but it also teaches both of you how to understand and communicate with each other.
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