Why does my puppy bump the back of my leg with her nose when we are walking?
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Anonymous
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I luv my fren!
Dis is awesome! Dis life awesome! I have happies! You are fren! Isn’t dis life best?! |
Anonymous
| herding you to go faster! |
Anonymous
| Herding behavior |
Anonymous
| My seven month old Aussie/Borgi mix does this literally every time I walk somewhere in the house except she is touching the back of my heel. No matter what time of day or what I am doing, she will sprint across the house just to follow me and boop my heel as I walk. It is starting to be a nuisance because she's still a bit clumsy and nine times out of ten she steps on me and we get tripped up. |
Anonymous
| My 3 year old maltipoo does this. So cute. |
Anonymous
| It's like a person patting you on the arm - i have standard poodles that do this all the time |
Anonymous
| She wants something. Mine does it with food. |
Anonymous
| My toy poodle does this. She tends to do it when she wants me to speed up because she wants something. She'll do it when I announce we are going for a walk and I'm heading to get her leash. And she'll do it when I announce it is dinner time and I'm heading for the kitchen. I think it's cute. |
Anonymous
She wants a pet. Give her one. |
Anonymous
Mine too. When it’s dinner time, my dog gently nudges me toward the closet that contains his kibble. If your dog is doing it on walks, she’s probably either excited or telling you she loves you. |
Anonymous
| My mixed breed pup does this when she's excited (we are getting her food ready, getting ready for walks, etc). |
Anonymous
| it likes you. why are we wasting our time with your question? google it before posting here |
Anonymous
| Trying to steer you to the kitchen. |
Anonymous
| It means hurry up mama. My Lab does it when I’m walking over to feed him. |
Anonymous
| In 12 years you'll miss it! So sweet. |