FAQ

Yes, dogs can sense your love through your voice, behavior, and body language, even if they don't understand it in the same way humans do.

Dogs are unlikely to feel offended in the human sense, but they may show signs of confusion or disappointment if prevented from licking.

Dogs may lick one person's face over another due to factors like scent, taste, relationship dynamics, or prior reinforcement of the behavior.

Yes, dogs often lick their owners as a sign of affection and to express love.

It is generally not recommended to let dogs lick your face, as their saliva can carry bacteria and parasites that may pose health risks to humans.

When a dog licks your face, it often shows affection, submission, or a desire to bond with you.

Dogs lick your face as a form of communication, affection, and sometimes to gather information about you.

Dogs often sleep with their bum facing you as a sign of trust, protection, and comfort, stemming from natural instincts and pack behaviors.

Dogs often put their paws on you while being petted as a sign of affection, attention-seeking, or communication of comfort and trust.

Dogs sleep with their bum facing you as a sign of trust and comfort, often using this position to feel protected while still keeping watch on their surroundings.