If he or she knows that they're gonna get a treat of some sort, do they start to drool? If I wait a few seconds before I give my Golden a milk bone, or were at a drive through and she knows she's gonna get a little ice cream, the flood gate opens in her mouth.

 

Yes the second my Lab knows hes getting something he might be able to eat the drool comes.

 

Neither of my two drool... thank god. (Rhodesian Ridgeback/something else mix and Catahoula Leopard hound/pitbull/maybe something else mix.)

 

Sounds like a Lab/Retriever thing.

 

nope not just a lab retriever thing...my German shorthair does it and hes only 9 months old. Pavlov theory at its best.

 

My heeler doesn't drool but he jumps around in circles when you say treat, go outside, or lets go for a ride. Pretty entertaining actually.

 

My Great Dane will do it... out side, on walks, head out window getting all over side of truck, food and just about any other time . But I lucked out with her as her daddy drooled 10000000 times more then she does.

 

I've got two pits. One drools like crazy.
The other is as dry as a popcorn fart.

 

My belgian malinois drools but she licks her lips fast enough to keep it off the floor!!!!

but i really ain't suppose to give her treats. I don't want her to start finding peoples food,

but she gets them about every time my kids eat ....talk about hard to train!!!!

 

my pit ill drool if i hold the treat in front of her for a while (3+ min) and i dont think my blue healer mix is capable of drooling...ive tried to make her but she never has