Why Does My Dog Sit On My Feet? (It’s Not Just Love)

Does your dog constantly sit or lie on your feet the moment you sit down to relax? In this episode of Pause, Reflect, and Heal, Dr. Randy Aronson explains the fascinating psychology behind this common canine behavior. From "anchoring" and social bonding to the surprising way your slow, relaxed breathing helps lower your dog's cortisol levels, he and his cohost dive into why physical contact is so vital for your pet's nervous system and emotional well-being.Dr. Randy and Olivia also share how to distinguish between healthy "protective bonding" and "resource guarding." While most foot-sitting is simply a sign of deep affection and security, there are specific warning signs like growling or snapping that might indicate your dog needs extra training support. #dogbehavior #holisticvet #petbonding #drrandy #dogtraining #caninehealth----------Connect with me on my website, social media pages, and all podcast platforms!Dr. Randy's WebsiteInstagram: @drrandypetvetFacebook: @drrandypetvetTikTok: @dr.randypetvetYouTube: @drrandypetvet Sign up for Dr. Randy's newsletter Products and Resources I RecommendDental:                                                                                                                            TEEF: https://teefhealth.comCat Grass/Catnip:                                                                                                          Pet Greens; https://www.petgreens.com/BooksFour Paws in Five Directions; by Dr. Cheryl SchwartzThe Forever Dog; by Dr. Karen Shaw Becker & Rodney HabibEar Cleansing SolutionsOti-Clens Cleaning Solution for Dogs & CatsTriz EDTATestsNutr...