Examine the area closely and see what the dog is actually licking. You can't make a decision on how to treat this until you know what's going on. Parasitism comes to mind -- look for the signs. Open sores, rashes, bugs... Note that this could be very minor, really bad news, or something that starts minor and gets worse. Let's hope for and assume it's nothing awful just yet. Check it soon as you get the chance.
Sometimes its to keep them from scratching, biting, or licking a wound or infection.
Scratching, sores, biting and licking areas that appear infested.
The function of a cone is to keep the animal from scratching/biting/ licking the affected or injured or area that has had surgery.
Cone collars seem to work well. They go around the dogs neck, such as a normal collar, but they have a large plastic cone that blocks the dog from licking, biting on its body, or scratching at its head.
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Scratching and Biting.
Leopards are very good at biting and scratching.
Biting, scratching, kicking. Like a cat.
: Barking : Cuddling : Playing : Jumping : Biting : Scratching
It defends itself by growling and biting its enemy and scratching it
Biting with their beak & scratching with their claws whenever they can. Mostly biting.BEWARE!
* Picking your nose. * Scratching your backside. * Biting your fingernails.