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Dog Keeps Rubbing Against Furniture?

My dog rubs its body and butt against the bed and the couch.

Tony from Florida

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November 11, 20080 found this helpful

My guess is he is itching and trying to scratch. Have you checked him for fleas, mites and worms??

 
November 11, 20080 found this helpful

Hi Tony, some dogs need the rectal sac cleaned. You might want to take him to the vet or the groomer (before it gets messy ;)

 
November 11, 20080 found this helpful

My dog does the same thing this time of the year. When the furnace goes on she gets very dry itchy skin. Add a spoon full of sunflower oil to his food. Takes a couple of weeks to get into their system but it does help! You can also get some medicated shampoo and use it during his next bath, it helps too.

 

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November 11, 20080 found this helpful

Pinworms can cause that insane butt itch, and get hatched all over. Pinworms can be picked up by people too. That or the anal sac thing. My vet showed me how to do it and coached me on it once, and that was all it took to make me pay the groomer any price she wants, just for that service.

 
November 12, 20080 found this helpful

Thank you so much.
It is not a rectal thing. he does not scootch. he runs his body along the bead and couch almst moveing the bed. It may be dry skin. I have seen no fleas.

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Thanx again.
tony

 
July 12, 20220 found this helpful

If your dog is going through an allergic process in his skin, dermatitis or has parasites, it is quite likely that he rubs very often against the couch to relieve the itching.

 

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