When dog’s scratch themselves, as pet parents you often wonder what’s causing them to itch. Fleas? Skin irritation? Allergies?<\/p>\n
Any of these can result in scratching; but stress, frustration, or excitement can also cause scratching. These behaviors are typically the reason your dog is scratching themselves.<\/p>\n
Here’s what you need to know about their scratching and what to do about it.<\/p>\n
Young puppies typically scratch themselves a lot as they explore and try to make sense of the new world. When your dog is not confident doing an activity, they will typically stop to scratch themselves.<\/p>\n
Sometimes dog’s can communicate that they are confused by scratching. If you learn what your dog is communicating to you<\/a>, you can help them make adjustments.<\/p>\n Dog’s can scratch themselves for many reasons. Pet parents should learn to understand their body language to communicate with their pup.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When dog’s scratch themselves, as pet parents you often wonder what’s causing them to itch. Fleas? Skin irritation? Allergies? Any of these can result in scratching; but stress, frustration, or excitement can also cause scratching. These behaviors are typically the reason your dog is scratching themselves. Here’s what you need to know about their scratching…<\/p>\n