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Dogs and dogs may have observed that dogs often lick, but what does it mean when a dog licks? How do owners know what their dogs are thinking?

In fact, for dogs, licking means comfort, begging for mercy, or being hungry, etc. First of all, in terms of comfort, if the dog licks its companion, it means comfort; after a period of time after the dog is born, it will start to Learning to lick yourself and your companions, in addition to keeping them clean, can also enhance emotional connections and show kindness and acceptance; what he actually wants to say is, I am very good. I have no ill intentions, please accept me~

Therefore, when a dog licks a person's face, it actually means being coquettish. The dog feels that you can protect it and it means being obedient. It is also telling you, "He likes you" and "It feels so safe to be with you!" Sometimes, it also means that the dog respects you and usually treats you as his "leader or leader" before licking you.

When a dog licks your face, it actually means he is hungry and wants to eat; because when dogs are wild, the mother dog will bring food back to the nest for the puppies to eat. Sometimes the mother dog will The food eaten in the stomach is regurgitated and given to the puppies, and the puppies will lick their mother's face to indicate that they are hungry. After years of evolution, although the dogs' living habits are no longer the same as in the wild period, some The habit remains. Sometimes he licks your face to tell you, "I'm hungry and I want to eat."

If a dog licks a person's hand, it is actually begging you for mercy. Especially when the dog is being scolded, he actually wants to say to you, "Don't be angry!" or "I know I was wrong." I hope you can help The action of licking can help you calm down; if he doesn't come to lick your hand after being scolded, it may be because you gave him snacks when he licked you like this before, so the dog will I feel like if I lick your hand, I’ll get something to eat!

When a dog is anxious, he will also lick, but usually it is his nose or mouth. If the dog is scolded, he will also do this action. In fact, it tells you that he is actually very nervous, and his nervousness is related to Once the anxiety is eliminated, there will be no more licking.

However, if the place your dog licks is not your nose or mouth, you should be careful; because dogs, unlike cats, will clean themselves and usually lick their own bodies only when there is pain. Therefore, you should pay attention to whether the dog is cleaning itself. Not injured or sick.

Sometimes dogs will also lick the floor, or lick everything. In fact, you have to be careful, because the dog may accidentally lick dirty things into its belly, so you need to pay special attention~

In addition to licking and licking to express your thoughts, what other body movements do dogs have?

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