Many parents have a problem with dogs: my dog really licks people!
When I was a kid, it was so soft and it tickled, and it was the way it expressed love for me, and I could accept it.
But when I grew up, he licked me too passionately and threw me down on the ground, and I couldn't stand it anymore.
Ha ha ha, such a sweet burden. But you know, dogs like to lick people, not just to express love.
Dogs are bored.
Sometimes a dog just gets bored and wants you to stay with him or take him out, and he comes over and licks you to get your attention.
Licking mom for milk.
So when the dog gets hungry, he tells you by licking you: Master, I'm hungry!
The dog feels guilty.
Dogs tend to be naughty, but when we find it revolting, they feel guilty and afraid of being blamed.
So at this point, it would lean up and lick you with passion in an attempt to escape punishment in this way.
The dog wants to know you better.
Does your dog like to come and lick you when you're home from work?
In this case, it's probably the dog who's hungry and wants you to feed it; it's also the dog who wants to know what you're doing out here today through the smell of you.
The dog wants to declare sovereignty.
For a dog, it smells like a pass. After licking you, the smell of it will remain on you, representing you, declaring sovereignty.
Does your dog like to lick you? Do you hate his spit?
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