The phrase "affectionate dog" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a dog that shows love and warmth towards people or other animals.
Example: "My affectionate dog always greets me with wagging tails and happy barks when I come home."
Alternatives: "loving dog" or "cuddly dog".
It generally excels as a rabbit hunter and is typically an alert, affectionate dog.
"A pit bull happens to be a very sweet and affectionate dog, but it's also a muscle machine," Mr. Gross says, "and that's what these people exploit".
To sit on his verandah with his huge, affectionate dog called Brat (brother), smoke his cigarettes and finally have time for his passion for Black and Decker tools.
A police officer who allegedly "fought back a smile" after shooting an affectionate dog last month announced his resignation on Wednesday.
Earlier this month, a Louisiana police officer who allegedly "fought back a smile" after shooting an affectionate dog in April, announced his resignation.
Either way, it's clear how much the vets enjoy being around the affectionate dogs.
Mojoe is a very affectionate, loving dog.
Inquisitive and affectionate, the dogs rush from visitor to visitor, anxious to play and make contact.
Watching women milk their flocks, veiled in twilight, protected by huge (and surprisingly affectionate) guard dogs, it might have been easy to romanticize this idyllic pastoral existence.
Daughter of the late Margaret (Peggy) Hornthal Lehman and Jack H Lehman, Jr. Jill is survived by her two doting sons, John Feist and Jeffrey Feist and his wife Lauren, by her adorable grandsons Wyatt and Trevor, by her affectionate grand dogs Stanley and Easton, by her grateful brother Jack H. Lehman III and his family, and by her loving friend William Sider.
They are just the most affectionate, sweet dogs.
