FAQ

Dogs put their paws on you during petting as a form of communication, often expressing affection, seeking attention, or signaling a need or want.

Dogs enjoy physical touch because it provides comfort, strengthens social bonds, and releases feel-good hormones like oxytocin for both the dog and the human.

When a dog touches you, it often signifies affection, trust, attention-seeking, or a desire for communication or comfort.

Your dog likely seeks constant touch for comfort, security, affection, or due to learned behavior associated with positive reinforcement.

When your dog insists on touching you, it's often a sign of affection, security, and bonding rooted in their pack instincts.

Not in corpus.

When a dog puts its paw on you, it usually means they are seeking attention, showing affection, or trying to communicate a need or emotion.

Most dogs form strong bonds with one person, often the main caregiver, so if you provide food, affection, and play, you’re likely your dog’s favorite.

When a dog puts its paw on you, it often signifies affection, a desire for attention, or communication of needs like food or comfort.

You might be your dog's favorite person if they follow you closely, seek your affection, and show excitement when you return home.