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 Lick Lick Lick.......... and more licks....LOL  Since last week she has begun doing this...this licking, I wish it was cause she just loved kissing me but she is licking my clothes, my shoes, my skin and hubbys too! Just a licking frenzy. Is it cause she likes the taste on the clothes? the skin? or is she needing something? | 
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 Wow.....not sure. Is she eating OK?  Is she left alone a lot, or has some drastic change happened in her world/environment recently?  Sounds like it might be an anxiety thing. | 
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 How old is she? I thought licking was a Yorkie thing! :rolleyes: At the moment I have two of them licking my feet....They want to lick all the time. Sometimes it does get to be a bit much.... | 
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 Eating fine...but I home cook for her chicken and rice...some raw carrots. So I'm wondering if she maybe need some kinda vitamins. No I am home 99.9 percent of the time. Rarely left alone. Her world/environment is exactly the same. Anxiety thing? She is going through a fear stage. I'm leaning toward vitamins myself. Anyone with what kind and where. | 
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 Oh OK I never had a Yorkie or been around any....so I don't know their quirks... yet. ;) ;) Thanks!!! | 
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 Milo started this recently too----he just turned one in November. It's mostly when we're in bed----hmmmm---maybe he got the idea there.:p | 
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 Omega I love that outfit your pup is wearing....where did you get that...it is beautiful!!! Love the embroidery. | 
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 Cali my 2 1/2 year old does this all the time. Licks the bedspread, the carpet etc. She has some allergies we cannot pinpoint and I thouhgt maybe she did that because she is itchy. | 
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 Jewels does it. I think it is a nervous habit | 
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 Mine shower me with licks everyday.  I throughly enjoy it. | 
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 It maybe love. I don't mind...either but was just wondering if it was b/c of a vitamins need. Just wasn't sure. | 
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 Thank you.... the work is outstanding on it. I got it from our very own Tinkerbells Closet! :) | 
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 Is it???? A Yorkie thing, that is?? Gus licks so much, we have to push him away. Then he will lick AIR!!:yelrotflm Silly dog. He licks faces, noses, toes, fingers....yada yada yada. | 
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 Both my guys have OLD - obsessive licking disorder. I mean, they NEVER stop - we have to stop them. I don't know what the deal is with all the licking....:D | 
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 OLD.............hahahahahaha:lol tears :lol tears :lol tears :lol tears | 
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 Roo will lick my feet if he's on the floor and if he's sitting with me he'll lick my arms. At times it can be a bit much. Love it just the same.:animal-pa | 
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 My Phyllis looks at you and licks the air. I have no idea why she does this now . She will do it also when we go to bed ,lay on my hubbys belly and lick the air. Weird | 
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 My Schnauzer would lick a lot too, ummm but not as much like Furgie...maybe it could just be a dog thing? | 
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 I was wondering if it was because our skin has a funny taste to it... Hmmmm.... I've been told by a few people that our skin has a salty taste and that maybe why dogs like licking our skin. Hmmm.. Idk though.:) | 
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 I would agree with the skin tasting salty to them, but mine licks the wall, the floor, the clothes....not the air yet LOL! | 
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 LOL. A couple of mine will lick my feet - while I'm wearing socks. :D  They are SO silly. :rolleyes: | 
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 all of them at one time sounds fun! I bet you giggle. :lol tears :eyetearss | 
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 Has anyone been successful in curbing this habit?  My dog licks a lot , too.  and i agree, it is probably a nervous habit.  But I am trying to get Therapy Dog certification and excessive licking is not desirable. | 
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 I think they just like the taste of whatever.... | 
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 Am I the only one whos pup want to lick UP the nose? I caught my daughter letting Lana do it. Tank lolves the lips. | 
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