It could be their way of letting the owner or friendly human know that it feels good that or they believe that they are scratching themselves and mimic the movement.
Dogs involuntarily kick their legs when you scratch them in many places, most notably their stomach and chest areas. This involuntary action is caused by their joy, when you scratch certain areas on them it's much like when people massage certain areas on you.
move, like walk, trat and canter. and kick, scratch that knda thing they move idiot.
They don't necessarily kick it on the feces. When dogs kick up grass or dirt,they are marking it as their "territory".
Dog's don't have hands to scratch their butts with, so they scoot to scratch an itch. Sometimes when their butts itch, it means they have worms, and then you have to buy them some worm medicine.
they can scratch your dogs throat, and maybe get stuck in their throat!
All dogs have dew claws on their front legs (unless they are removed) and some dogs may also have them on their back legs. This is not affected by gender.
move, like walk, trat and canter. and kick, scratch that knda thing they move idiot.
Mine does!
The "tickle spot" isn't only narrowed to the German Shepard. Most dogs,you can scratch the side of there belly and will cause them to kick. I have an ibizan hound and a pitbull and they both kick when you scratch their bellies.
no they will bite maybe but not scratch.
Dogs have 4 legs.
lie down and kick your legs (no joke) lie down and kick your legs (no joke)
dogs + cats = scratch scratch scratch
They don't necessarily kick it on the feces. When dogs kick up grass or dirt,they are marking it as their "territory".
A cat uses its hind legs to scratch.
chiens kick
all of the animals with legs
*achoo* bless me