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But aren't you curious about what "slobbering dogs" are actually "slobbering" at?

01. Expressing Affection

Who would want to be a "slobbering dog" unless they truly care? This phrase, though a bit melancholic, perfectly captures the sentiment of most "slobbering dogs." Since dogs can't talk, they resort to this method to express their deep affection towards you.

02. Attracting Your Attention

Every dog is a lively and adorable creature, eagerly anticipating every interaction with their owner. With their eyes solely on their owner, when they feel neglected for too long, they use slobbering as a way to draw your attention. It's a good time to reflect on whether you've overlooked your dog's feelings.

03. Disliking Your Cleanliness

Have you ever thought that the person who always cleans up after you might one day be disliked by your dog?

It's actually related to a dog's nature. When puppies are young, their mothers use licking to help clean them. As they grow up, they inherit this skill and take on the responsibility of cleaning up when they see their "messy" owner.

04. Enjoying the Taste of Food

"Eating dog, eating soul; eating with the owner, eating with the dog." We all know that there's no dog that doesn't love food. Dogs are always on the lookout for you sneaking snacks. So when you finish eating something with your hands, the smell draws them in. Even if they can't have a bite, a little satisfaction is better than nothing.

05. Pleasing Their Owner

Surprisingly, dogs are actually very smart. The cunning ones know that if they slobber well, they can't miss out on their favorite treats. So, these greedy little dogs use this method to please their owners.