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Canine Compulsive Disorder (CCD) affects some dogs, and can cause your pup to rub their faces on the ground a lot. In essence, it describes any behavior the dog cannot stop and spontaneously exhibits without reason.
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It’s not altogether uncommon for pets to have allergic reactions to something. That could range from their food to environmental triggers or even detergents.
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Fleas, ticks, and mites can find a home on any dog. Your doggo might try to scratch them with a face rub on the floor if they become problematic around the face and ears.
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