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My Dog Always Licks My Other Dogs Ear. Remember one of the reasons dogs lick each others ears is because licking is soothing for them. If you notice your dog does this a lot try engaging him in fun activities. A dog licking another dogs ears is in the canine world a natural greeting. Sometimes however licking can indicate an underlying medical issue be it with the dog being licked or the one doing the licking.
Usually the problem is some type of infection as opposed to ear mites. It is a bit of a pain to have a 10 lb. A good solution is to take part in some training sessions where your dog will be able to mingle with others and relearn at what level he needs to execute his social skills. Other dogs are attracted to the change in smell and probably taste of the discharge in an ear when there is an infection present. This instinct reduces the risk of infection as it helps mammals keep their open wounds clean. Sometimes they can even lick the scrapes and cuts of other animal species.
Two dogs who live side by side and consider each other part of one pack will feel comfortable grooming each other.
It is common for animals like cats primates and rodents to lick their injuries. A sudden interest in another pets ears may indicate there is a problem in the ear canal. Louis says both dogs could be in danger. Two dogs who live side by side and consider each other part of one pack will feel comfortable grooming each other. It is a bit of a pain to have a 10 lb. Getting him a chew toy would also distract him.