We often see dogs sticking out their tongues. We often think that dogs stick out their tongues because the weather is too hot to sweat. In fact, this is not the case. Dogs sticking out their tongues may also be expressing their thoughts. As a new dog owner, People may not understand it, but over time, if we observe carefully, we will gain insight into the language on the dog's tongue. Then let’s popularize the language on dogs’ tongues.

Australian Terrier

1. Licking

If you are familiar with the dog, then no matter where the dog licks you, it means that the dog likes you. This is a way for the dog to express its affection. Some people may find it disgusting to be licked by a dog, and their face will be covered with dog saliva, so they immediately push the dog away. If you do this, the dog will think that you don’t like it, and it may not be very close to you in the future! However, If you are a stranger to your dog, his licking may have another meaning - he is nervous. It has some awe and fear of you, so it licks you.

2. Licking the corners of your mouth and cheeks

When you see your dog licking its mouth or cheeks, you should know that your dog may be hungry and wants you to feed it.

3. Lick your nose

Dogs rely on smell to identify the world, so when a dog keeps licking its nose, it means that it is judging whether new people or new things are a threat to it. In fact, the dog is also very restless at this time. If you want to have close contact with it, you may have to spend a little more time.

4. Licking other dogs’ faces

Dogs are animals that care about their status. If you find your dog licking the face of another dog, it means that your dog is surrendering to it. On the contrary, if another dog comes to lick your dog's face, it proves that your dog is the ruler of this area and can enjoy the worship of others.