¿Por qué los perros lamen?

Hello and welcome to this new video from Animal Expert. Today we're going to talk a little bit about canine behavior. More specifically, about one of the most common habits of dogs, licking. Have you ever wondered why dogs lick to begin with? You should know that dogs have a limited communication system, so they use body language whenever possible. That means that they don't only use licking to show love or affection. They can also mean other things. Just like humans, dogs show affection and tenderness by kissing those they love the most. Why don't you kiss them back? A careful and weak lick can mean fear, fear or submission, especially if it's accompanied by lowered ears or tail. Sometimes, especially if they're forced to go through a situation they don't want to. They. They may even show their teeth. If you notice these signs, you should avoid scaring or scolding your dog. To avoid causing them trauma, try to divert their attention to other more positive things. If you notice your dog licking its muzzle excessively while opening its mouth and waiting for you to open its food bag, the meaning is clear. Your dog is hungry. Dogs are generally clean animals. The mother cleans her puppies as soon as they are born and continues to do so for a long time afterward until they reach adulthood. When dogs groom each other as a sign of affection. If your dog cleans you, you probably have a very close and positive relationship with him. Dogs often lick things they do not know. As a way of investigating. Remember that their senses, especially their sense of smell, are much more developed than those of people. There are known cases of dogs that, through licking, tried to communicate to their owners that they had an illness. Your dog may also try to lick the urine of other dogs. This usually happens to males who are trying to find out through urine the different pheromones of female dogs in heat. If you are sick or simply want to go for a walk, your dog will most likely wake you up with mischievous licks all over your face. These are typical of excitement and happiness. In this case, your dog is trying to tell you to trust him. Try to calm him down. Your dog is restless, nervous, and may even feel like vomiting. If you notice excessive licking, you should pay close attention to your best friend. Sometimes some dogs can compulsively lick their paws and other parts of their body, which can create a wound on their skin. If a wound occurs, it is acral dermatitis, a symptom of stress and nervousness that must be treated. If, after giving your dog a pet as reinforcement, you give him a patient, he will understand that you like it and will start using licking to receive your daily caresses. And that's it for our 10 meanings. If you know of any more, feel free to comment and share your experiences. Don't forget to like it if you enjoyed it, and subscribe to our channel. Until next time, experts.