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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsA very happy wolf. Is this (belly scratching) all it takes for love?!1 (over thousands of years?)
Cheese Sandwich
(9,086 posts)Rhiannon12866
(205,543 posts)Looks very much like my dog, Jack!
lovemydog
(11,833 posts)Jack looks super happy.
Rhiannon12866
(205,543 posts)He was fostered at the Animal Emergency Clinic before he found me, so he pretty much likes everyone, people or animals. And in that pic, he had just been to the groomer. But now that he was in the car, he knew he was going home, so he was especially happy...
lovemydog
(11,833 posts)from anywhere. Especially the groomer, lol!
Rhiannon12866
(205,543 posts)He's been seeing the same one almost since I got him. But a few months back, I was told that she'd moved, would have had to take him much farther away, well over an hour, so we've been trying to find someone else who does as good a job and we both feel comfortable with. I'm kinda bummed out since she worked with him and seemed to like him a lot - and he knew her. But even with her, he always headed straight for the door, couldn't wait to go home!
Cheese Sandwich
(9,086 posts)I just saw that on the internet and thought it was cute and very funny.
Rhiannon12866
(205,543 posts)I was just wondering if this was a Brussels Griffon - if it was your dog - and they are pretty unusual. I've had two BGs in my life, both rescue, and I've only met one other one, ever!
rug
(82,333 posts)Ino
(3,366 posts)that dogs sought domestication for the belly rub.
This pretty much proves it
pressbox69
(2,252 posts)put man on this Earth. The canine belly rub.
tclambert
(11,087 posts)Skritches to the rescue!
OnyxCollie
(9,958 posts)rurallib
(62,423 posts)FlaGranny
(8,361 posts)it's the complete trust the animal has in the person to allow the belly scratching.