Just like humans have several ways of expressing their love, dogs also have their own love languages and licking can be one of them.<\/p>\n
I do want to point out that most dogs will lick their owners, either for attention or to show their appreciation, but there are dog breeds that are overly affectionate and they can spend most of their day trying to give sloppy kisses to their owners, other dogs<\/a> or pets and anything around them<\/a> really.<\/p>\n If you’re looking to find which breeds are the ultimate kissing machines, either because you want to avoid them or you simply want to pick the most affectionate pooch for yourself then we have a list with 28 breeds that lick a lot!<\/p>\n We’ll also mention licking as an overall behavior in dogs and whether it’s as harmless as it seems. But if you want to go straight to the 28 breeds, then you can use our table of contents to navigate to this list!<\/p>\n\n Most dogs will lick their owners for various reasons, and we’ve actually talked about this before, and we found 13 reasons<\/a> to be precise, but there are dogs out there that won’t partake in this type of behavior.<\/p>\n If you own or you’re planning on getting a dog breed that is mentioned on our list then there’s also a chance that instead of being an enthusiastic kisser, they simply won’t lick you at all.<\/p>\nDo All Dogs Lick Their Owners?<\/h2>\n