Dogs like to lick and kiss people. This is a natural expression of the dog's enthusiasm for people and shows the dog's taming, welcome and love for people. However, Pet.com believes that a dog that licks and kisses people indiscriminately can easily arouse the disgust of friends, especially female friends, who are often frightened by the dog's enthusiasm and feel at a loss. Therefore, this behavior of dogs must be appropriately corrected.

To prevent your dog from licking and kissing people at will, you must start from an early age. Try not to let the puppy lick and kiss excessively during the puppy stage. If the puppy licks your face or hands, you should turn your face and hands away to prevent the dog from continuing to lick, and scold it softly but do not punish it severely because licking and kissing is a sign of the puppy's obedience. Rewarding or scolding too harshly will make the puppy lick your face and hands. The dog was at a loss and apologized with more licks and kisses.

In addition, when the dog enthusiastically jumps into your arms and licks and kisses you frantically, you should first push the dog away and let the dog calm down before petting it. If the dog insists on continuing to lick and kiss you, you can pull it away. Hold the collar and pull it apart. When the dog stops licking, you can pat the dog's body and stroke it. You can also encourage the puppy with praise. If necessary, you can also throw a small toy for it to play with to show your approval!

Also, when the dog keeps licking and kissing, you can also use usual training commands, such as telling the dog to "sit", don't move, "lay down", etc. If the dog obeys the command, immediately reward it appropriately so that the dog can form a conditioned reflex of being rewarded when it does not lick and kiss its owner.