It’s not uncommon for dog owners to experience the awkward moment when their furry friend greets them or a guest by sniffing their crotch. While this might seem uncomfortable, it’s important to understand that dogs don’t have the same concept of personal space as humans. In fact, this behavior is entirely natural for dogs and is a part of their communication methods. Let’s explore why dogs engage in this behavior and how you can redirect it if needed.
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