When it comes to being bitten by pets, the first thing that comes to everyone's mind is definitely dogs, mainly because rabies is so famous, and secondly, cat bites and scratches come to mind. In fact, all kinds of pets will have conflicts with people, every pet owner who has a parrot must have been bitten by a parrot, and the vast majority of friends who have guinea pigs or hamsters have also experienced how sharp their teeth are, so that some friends dare not conduct a physical examination on them.
Every animal has its own temperament, don't ignore this because they're young, and don't be fooled by their gentle appearance. However, I think that since humans consider themselves to be superior animals, we should take more responsibility and try to avoid conflicts. I've found that a lot of times the animals are already showing a clear signal, "I'm angry, don't mess with me!" But can you read his signals?
Many friends think that parrots, birds, chickens, ducks, geese and other animals bite people very despicable, and suddenly they will give you a bite, and the bite is very painful, in fact, bird biting is the last line of defense it does when it is unhappy, you must miss the bird's warning to you "I don't like this". When a bird is angry, it may first yell at you with a loud and noisy voice, or it may spread its wings and flapp a few times to make itself appear bigger. Its pupils shrink as its iris expands, which means that its dark eyeballs suddenly become smaller, and then it stares closely at the target it is about to attack. Birds will also make their fur fluffier, especially on the top of their heads and on the back of their necks, which will blow up to make themselves appear bigger and more powerful.
However, the fluffy fur makes itself strong not to be ready to attack you, but to warn and threaten you, to keep you away from it, and before it really attacks, it is its fur that changes from fluffy to flattened, which makes them more aerodynamic, can start and fly faster, and then open their beak slightly, lean forward and lower, and sway slightly, which is the last performance before attacking you. Don't be angry as the one being attacked, because birds never think they're at fault, they're not domestic pets and don't feel the need to please you or sympathize with you, and they certainly don't do their best, otherwise you might really be missing a piece of meat.
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There are also many friends who keep guinea pigs as pets, and they are bitten a lot. Most guinea pig owners know that popcorn jumping is a sign that they are happy, so how will the guinea pig behave when they are not happy and are ready to use their sharp lessons to teach you?
First of all, the guinea pig will tell you "I'm not happy" through words, the most common unhappy sound is the sound of chattering teeth, which is different from the tooth gurgling sound made by pet owners when they caress it with their hands, and the hissing, growling, and wailing sounds are all manifestations of their unhappiness. The guinea pig may then begin to dance a dance called the rumbling step (step), which is known to be a courtship dance but can also be seen as a dominating act. It will move its body from side to side when walking, sometimes its fur will be a little fluffy, and its mouth will make a rumbling sound, and it will stride forward, at this time, if the pet owner does not get out of the way, it is likely that the guinea pig will give you a mouthful.
Aggression is the second most common behavior in felines, and according to statistics, pet owners who are scratched and bitten by their own cats far exceed those who are bitten by dogs, but perhaps because cats are smaller and do not chase people to bite, this kind of aggression is not as valued as dog bites. However, cats can bite and cause severe cuts, which are painful and can easily become infegulate, and they can also cause scratch fever, which is a usually benign but potentially serious infectious disease that causes flu-like symptoms.
Generally speaking, being attacked by cats is mostly caused by people petting cats. Some cats like to be petted, cuddled, cuddled, and even cuddled, some simply tolerate these activities with their owners, or like to be petted but don't like to be held, and some don't like to be petted at all. Petting-induced aggression occurs when a cat suddenly gets annoyed by being petted, bites or bites the person who is petting it, and then jumps up and runs away. Many people like to pet cats and even suck cats, and physical contact (such as petting) can quickly become unpleasant if repeated over and over again, and repeated contact can cause alertness, excitement, pain, and even static electricity in the cat's fur. Imagine if someone stroked your back, and only in one place, over and over again. This can quickly become unpleasant. Your cat may feel the same way: things that felt good at first now become irritating, and he wants you to stop.
Before a cat prepares to attack you, a familiar family member, you may see it quickly turn its head towards someone's hand, twitch or flip its tail, flatten its ears or rotate it back and forth, be restless, and stare at the person preparing to attack with dilated pupils. The cat that joins you is an unfamiliar cat that may have a relatively large movement, stiffly stretching its legs in a standing position, raising the back of its body, tilting its head down, stiffly lowering its tail or sticking to the ground, eyes looking directly at you, ears standing upright, hair erect all over the body, pupils narrowed, facing you and starting to roar and growl. If you encounter such a cat outside, it is recommended that you step back the way you came, leaving room for it to escape.
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When it comes to pet bites, the dog is always an old friend in the end. There are many reasons why dogs can be aggressive towards family members, the most common reasons include conflict attacks, fear-based attacks, defensive attacks, status-related attacks, possessive attacks, and food protection attacks. All pet owners must understand that dogs themselves are not willing to attack unless they feel that there is no other option.
Dogs usually give a clear signal before attacking, telling you "I might attack, back off". Initially, dogs may start to look down and sniff around, lick their lips with their tongue repeatedly, yawn frequently, which may be a sign of their restlessness and anxiety, and stress yawning lasts longer than tired yawning. The pupils dilate and blink frequently, the whites of the eyes are more exposed, the ears are clamped, the tail is tucked between the legs, and the body is half-curled.
The dog will then begin to stiffen, slow down its stride when it runs forward or walk, and will minimize its speed before preparing to attack, giving itself time to think about whether to attack or walk away, which may also be accompanied by high-pitched and intermittent barking. At this time, the dog will make its coat of hair, especially the mane on the neck and back, bulge to make itself look bigger and stronger, with a high, stiff wag of the tail. Once the dog decides to attack, it will keep its eyes firmly on you, revealing the whites of its eyes, which are usually invisible, and begin to growl low and strongly, usually showing teeth and drooling.
I have seen many people who have been bitten by dogs panic and habitually scream, run and dodge, and wave all kinds of things to try to hit the dog, which only stimulates the animal's instinct to attack with more force. If you come across a dog that looks obviously angry at you, it's best if you can back away, and if you think you can't leave, try to jump to a high place around you, such as a tree on a wall, or on the top of a car on the side of the road, the dog doesn't like to attack from a high place.
We may have been thinking from the perspective of humans for too long, and we are used to treating animals as weaklings and ourselves as the dominants, so we unconsciously do something that annoys animals, so that we don't know why we are bitten. Never try to blame animals for mistakes, because they are just instinctive behaviors.
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