Will I outgrow my slobbering & drooling?

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Baxter

Life\'s too- short to behave

Barked: Sat Nov 15, '08 8:13pm PST


	I slobber and drool A LOT when I'm excited. Especially at the dog park, I drool and slobber all over the other doggies...my mommy gets embarrased, is this something i will eventually outgrow??

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Oliver PAWS

<3s tennis- balls, peanut- butter, & Fling

Barked: Tue Nov 18, '08 5:46pm PST


	Drooling is something us dogs do when we really want something, like playing with friends. There's no training but for your mom to calm you down.

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Max

Lifes a Beach -

Barked: Wed Nov 19, '08 7:52pm PST


	Max stopped the excessive drooling about 5 months ao when he was 14 months old.I don't think he really stopped he just licks it away faster. He still drools a lot after he has a drink of water

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