Dobermans are loyal, intelligent, and affectionate. They are not inherently aggressive but protective. Their loyalty can sometimes be mistaken for aggression
Dogs sit when they want attention, food, or relaxation. Dogs sit when watching other dogs to play. Dogs sit in front of owner when they want attention
Dogs lick feet for attention, play, and communication. Some dogs lick feet to get salt from sweaty skin. Dogs use licking as a way to show affection and release endorphins. Dogs use Jacobson's organ to process information about their owners
Dogs have keen senses of smell, especially foot sweat. Feet taste salty due to their natural sweaty environment. Licking provides comfort through endorphin release. Dogs use foot licking to get attention and show affection. Feet licking shows love and respect for the owner
Wolves use three main communication channels: sound, scent, and body language. Dogs inherited most of their communication from their wolf ancestors. Wolves communicate effectively despite lacking formal language skills
Dogs use their mouths as tools for various purposes. Nipping can occur due to fear, frustration, pain, play or surprise. Some breeds were bred to nip at livestock. More than 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs yearly in US