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obession with licking :O

xxlauraxxox · 2011-01-27 13:07:29

My pup(a long wired terrior) is 7months old and he is very healthy. I feed him wet and dry food and take very good care of him.We love him a lot and is often treated like a child :) He licks things obsessively! Things like my jeans, peoples hands, etc. And he wont stop! He licks happily like hes enjoying it and refuses to…

27-01-2011 01:07PM

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My pup(a long wired terrior) is 7months old and he is very healthy. I feed him wet and dry food and take very good care of him.We love him a lot and is often treated like a child He licks things obsessively! Things like my jeans, peoples hands, etc. And he wont stop! He licks happily like hes enjoying it and refuses to stop. Its very annoying. He has also always been a chewer. He likes to chew on our hands and feet and furniture. But I can understand that almost. The licking I dont understand!

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Reminds me of this girl here http://sky1.sky.com/my-pet-shame-lexi-the-licking-staffie

If it's got to the stage where you can't manage it then you should rule out any medical reason with your vet and consult a good behaviourist for help.

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