Food Protective
Dogs (who descended from the wolf family) guard and protect their food in the wild in order to survive. It runs in their veins. And, especially if there are young children or babies present, a dog that guards its food should be trained. When your dog is still a puppy, do this.
Food Protective
Teach them (with professional assistance) that food does not need to be guided, particularly when children are present. If your child or baby accidentally touches the dog’s bowl, the last thing you want is your dog growling at them.
Compulsive Itching
You can expect your dog to scratch occasionally, but what happens when it does so on a regular basis? It is possible that a variety of factors are at play in this pattern of behavior.
Compulsive Itching
It could be an allergic reaction (check the fabric softener you used on the dog’s blanket or sheet), mites, insect bites, a skin infection, or a reaction to the new dog shampoo you bought.