When
dogs lick compulsively, it's not unlike the nervous habits their human companions exhibit regularly, including nail biting or knee bouncing.
If there aren't any medical issues that are making
your dog lick compulsively, then your dog needs behavior modification.
Not exact matches
Walking on snow or rocky terrain, can cause a
dog to
lick their paws
compulsively.
If you notice your
dog is
licking their nose more regularly, changes in eating habits or if they start to chew things
compulsively, these are signs you need to improve your
dog's dental care.
This is a granulomatous condition of the skin caused or worsened by a
dog compulsively licking a specific spot on their body until a granuloma develops
While this will stop most lickers, a
dog who is
licking compulsively may simply find another spot to
lick, so keep a close eye on him to prevent any new behaviors from developing.