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Here are the type of things you're most likely going to notice in a dog who has an allergy problem... What looks like a bad case of dandruff. Excessive scratching or licking (especially at paws, tummy, tail area) Face rubbing or repeatedly rubbing his head against the carpet/floor.
Infections, allergies, and mites. Although not as common as the need to clean itself, your dog may also be rubbing its face in the carpet to relieve itching and irritation caused by infections, allergies, and mites. The most common infection that would cause a dog to rub its face in the carpet is an ear infection. If you notice your dog rubbing its ears and face in the carpet on a frequent basis, look for discharge from its ear. If its ear is red and swollen, you should take your dog to the vet.