You’ve probably seen your dog lick herself numerous times and you’ve surely wondered why.
While dog licking is a clear sign of love, what you may not know is that dogs have a variety of reasons for licking – from marking their territory to pointing to a problem.
Take a look at Barking Royalty’s list of 10 reasons dogs lick and be one step closer to understanding your pet’s moods and feelings.
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This infographic on why dogs lick courtesy of Barking Royalty details some of the most common reasons why dogs lick.
Source: Barking Royalty
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Find out what messages your dog is sending when he licks you.
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