“phewww.” At one … Sigh of relief for the dog owner…. ! Sort of like they’re saying, “Hey we’re cool. Learn about the types of growths and cysts you may find on dogs. There is a lot of variability in head shape among the various dog breeds. A dog’s desire to sniff butts, hump legs and chase his own tail just doesn’t translate. my dog has these bumps on her head, its not sore, she doesnt scratch at it. Dogs might not seem as mysterious as cats, but canines do have their fair share of behaviors that are truly baffling.As humans, it’s hard for us to make sense of many canine body language and social cues. Dogs live in a world of dominance no matter how much they love their owner. When a dog rubs his face around another dog’s muzzle, almost like a face massage with a few licks thrown in there, that’s a dog’s way of giving respect to another dog, or showing submission. While few people would call it aggressive behavior, some may think it is a sign of the dog trying to show dominance (“the dog is trying to push me around!”). she eats normally and is active. She does like to keep her nose covered/ snuggled/ pet until she falls asleep. My dog does this to. “Pay attention to me!” Learn about the types of growths and cysts you may find on dogs. There aren’t many things cuter than a dog perking their ears and tilting their head at you when you speak to them. It just bothers me because im not sure what it is. Finding lumps & bumps on your dog can be startling, but they don't necessarily mean cancer. My dog doesn't bump into things. Crunchy Cat F-in' *meow* baby!! I’m no threat, pal.” 4. If your dog happens to be more on the dominant side, it could be viewed as your dog claiming ownership of you, or as a challenge of sorts. A dog may sometimes bump his head on a coffee table producing quite an alarming sound that may concern the dog owner, but then the dog shakes his head once or twice and is back to normal romping around as if nothing ever happened. She then likes to be the little spoon . It has several purposes. Many dogs do a hip nudge, or what I like to affectionately like to call, a “butt bump”. just as fast as it appears it dissappears, im just wondering if it would be life threatening or something that can be treated. My service dog does this ALL the time! Why does my dog sleep on top of me, or more annoyingly, why does my dog sleep on my head? It’s almost as … Dear Head Tilter, You’re correct on both accounts: Your dog’s head tilt IS super cute and it does have an explanation. She pushes her head into my stomach when I lay on my side. But he never runs into things. Finding lumps & bumps on your dog can be startling, but they don't necessarily mean cancer. Unless he wants something, but then he'll block my path or throw his head against me if he thinks I'm not paying enough attention to him. she has a doctors appt., but not till later. It takes me a couple tries to get her to stop and lay down. The answer is simple. It's always reminded me of what she must have done when she was a nursing pup. CutsieMarie89, Sep 30, 2008 #12. Because dogs are pack animals, they naturally like to sleep while touching their family members. A dog will lean on humans for a few different reasons - sometimes it's because he is anxious, or he wants you to do something or go somewhere, but leaning is also a sign of affection.

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