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So I have a Yorkshire terrier and some times he does this weird salivating thing with his lips

  • 12-04-2023 6:22pm
    #1
    AMKC
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    I am thinking its when he is feeling particularly horny. He is nutured a good while now. Anyone else's dog do this with their lips? He is not alone as I also have a female Yorkshire too. They get on great and have totally different personality. He is quite and shy most of the time where's as she is load and very friendly.

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  • #2
    tk123
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    Yeah Rory does this too when he smells wee. I read somewhere that the chattering / drooling is them analysing the scent. He does it to all wee - even our other male dogs. I have to keep him inside to let Bailey go out to the loo in peace!



  • #3
    anewme
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    My Mums dog used to di this after eating bird sh1te. I’d say it was the sour berries. Pee woukd not taste that nice either.



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