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  Where do dogs not like to be touched? Where Dogs Don't Like To be touched. Dogs are considered man's best friend, but despite their friendly demeanor, there are certain areas of their body that they do not like to be touched. Understanding these sensitive spots can help prevent discomfort, injury, or fear in dogs and improve your bond with them. Head and Ears:  Many dogs do not like their ears to be touched, especially if they are prone to infections. Ears contain many sensitive nerve endings, and any sudden or rough handling can cause pain or discomfort. Paws:  Dogs’ paws are delicate and contain many nerve endings, so touching them can be painful. Some dogs may also feel vulnerable if their paws are touched, so be gentle and only touch them if your dog is relaxed and comfortable. Tail Base:  The base of the tail, where it meets the body, can be sore or tender, especially if your dog has recently been spayed or neutered. Abdomen:  Dogs’ abdomens are sensitive, so be careful