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Dogs do tend to have a dominant or preferred paw, so you can say some dogs are left-pawed, and others are right-pawed. However, I am under the impression that it splits about 50/50 in dogs, as opposed to about 90/10 in humans, right-handed to left-handed. Watch your dog for a while, and you will probably see that it tends to use one more than the other.
