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Originally Posted by lizlea  I'm really not sure what to do. I have an almost 2 year old yorkie. He is very well behaved and he has had zero health problems. We give him lots of attention and he seems to be a very happy dog. The problem is that he licks constantly. The weird part is that he doesn't lick himself or objects, he licks the air. He will at times lick us if we let him, jbut 99% of the time he just licks the air. No matter what is going on, he is licking. He will lay on his bed, lay on the couch, whatever, and just lick the air. I am boggled and don't know what to do. I was wondering if anyone could help me? Does anyone else have this problem? Or have any ideas. I would love some insight. Thanks! |
Just something for you to check.... I had a yorkie do something like this and I decided to check his mouth but I didn't see anything and then I saw in the
very corner of his mouth a few hair strands so I pulled on it ...it was a group of hairs that was about 4 inches long going down his throat!....He had been chewing on a chewy and when his head was down his hair pooled on his chewy so he was chewing hair with his chewy....this happened more than once before I figured it out and trimmed his hair.....just something to check...