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My male dog present himself

Brody

My male dog will often stand beside another dog lift his leg like he is going to urinate and simply present himself and let them sniff him. What is that?

• Experienced Advisor Rosie Barclay says:

  October 10th, 2008 at 02:22 AM

  Perfectly normal doggy behaviour. Dogs live in a world of scent and its how they communicate. They leave their pee-mails for others to read and their scent is their own personal signature. It's just that some dogs will present differently just as humans might nod or shake hands and a dogs greeting behaviour may change as it matures.

  So don't worry

  Hope that helps

  Rosie Barclay

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