Why does my dog always like to bite our feet and shoes?

No, it's because you're not well educated

See if there is a foreign object on his foot or a ** on his foot, whether there is any damage or something, or whether there are any parasites.

1. There are more than 500,000 sweat glands in the soles of human feet, and the shoes worn by the owner will definitely leave his smell. For dogs, there is no smell of smell, they only know that the smell is both friendly and familiar, so shoes have a strong attraction to puppies.

2. A dog is a very possessive pet, if it loves its owner, it will want to have everything from the other party and do not want to share it with others. Therefore, if the dog takes a fancy to the owner's shoes, it is actually a manifestation of their Li Xiang and their love for the owner.

3. In addition to psychological needs, biting shoes may also be related to the dog's physical condition. Sometimes dogs at home not only like to bite shoes, but sometimes they will bite into pieces and swallow the shoes by the way, which may be related to the lack of trace elements.

1. Dry itching.

Constant biting may be caused by excessive itching, especially in hot or cold seasons, or by a lack of fatty acids. Usually in this case, sebum flakes will fall.

2. Fleas or other parasites.

Fleas, insects and lice can be the culprits of constant gnawing, and these parasites can usually be found with the naked eye.

3. Allergies. Mold, pollen and mosquito bites are all culprits that can make dogs too dry or too oily. It is also possible that you are allergic to specific soaps or pesticides and keep gnawing on yourself.

Therefore, when the dog keeps biting, the dog's parents can pay attention to whether there are any allergens around them.

4. **Infection.

If the dog has an imbalance of cortisol or thyroxine hormones, it is easy to cause **infection, usually in the case of bacterial infection, there will be a small red dot on the ** of Wang Xingren.

Fungal infections can lead to severe oiliness, and in both cases, dogs may develop pus in their ears.

5. The pain in the body does not stop.

One condition is that the dog steps on a foreign object, which may be a small branch or sharp splinter when going out in the grass, or it may also be injured by a foreign object when passing through the grass.

Another condition may be arthritis or orthopedic problems, causing the dog to constantly gnaw and lick its body.

6. Psychological factors.

As a social animal, dogs need companionship and attention, and if the dog continues to bite somewhere on its body, it may be that it is lonely and bored and wants to attract attention.

It could be a disease or something else.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up** The doctor is more professional and will give you a professional one.

Go to the vet hospital for a check-up.

This corgi is called a pancake, not cute. Does your dog bite shoes?