This may be because the owner touched the wrong place, or there is a wound where the parent touched. Some dogs refuse to be touched. It may be because you do not have trust in the relationship with the dog. Parents can communicate and play with the dog more. After trusting each other, most dogs will allow you to touch their head and back.

Tip:

A dog’s butt, limbs and belly are generally not allowed to be touched. When a dog allows you to touch these parts of it, it means it I trust you completely.