Most of mine have been the same way...being hugged is something they endure.velmadobe said:
But that doesn't mean they haven't been highly affectionate dogs who enjoyed butt scratching, belly rubs, cuddling on the couch or in bed with you.
Hugging your Dobe?
I know this may sound like a silly question, but how often do y'all hug your Dobes, if at all, and do they like it?
Toro lets out the equivalent of a little doggie "sigh" when I wrap my arms around him and give him a gentle squeeze.
I read somewhere that dogs don't really "relate" to hugs by nature, but what if they're used to it from puppyhood?
Toro lets out the equivalent of a little doggie "sigh" when I wrap my arms around him and give him a gentle squeeze.
I read somewhere that dogs don't really "relate" to hugs by nature, but what if they're used to it from puppyhood?
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But that doesn't mean they haven't been highly affectionate dogs who enjoyed butt scratching, belly rubs, cuddling on the couch or in bed with you.
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