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Dog habits

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Dog habits

Dogs are one of the earliest domesticated domestic animals of human beings, belonging to the mammalian carnivorous canines, the earliest is produced by the natural hybridization of wolves, foxes and jackals, after different ethnic groups use different methods for a long period of domestication and gradually formed a wide variety of breeds, from ancient times to the present has always been a friend of human friends and powerful assistants, let's take a look at the life habits of dogs!

Dog habits

Food characteristics

Dogs are taxonomically carnivorous. The ancestors of dogs preyed mainly on small animals and occasionally fed them with tubers. After dogs were trained by humans, their feeding habits changed and they became meat-eating omnivores, but vegetarian diets can also sustain life. Even so, they still maintain a meat-based digestive characteristics, such as dog teeth, each with a pair of sharp canine teeth above and below, reflecting the characteristics of carnivores good at biting prey, the dog molars are also sharp and strong, can cut off food, when biting bones, the pressure between the upper and lower teeth can reach 165 kg, but not good at chewing. Therefore, dogs are really "wolfing" when they eat and rarely chew.

Dog habits

Hierarchical concept

Dogs are naturally gregarious, and in dog farms, rural or suburban dog populations, there is always a head dog leading the group and will dominate and govern them. The head dog's chief status is usually expressed by the following specific actions, such as allowing oneself but not allowing the other party to examine the genitals of other dogs, not allowing the other dog to urinate in the direction of the other dog where the urine has been urinated, and the other party can shake his head, swing his tail, be naughty, sit down or lie down in front of the head dog, and stand when the head dog leaves. Once the level advantage is clear, the hostility disappears and you begin to become friends. Therefore, the owner should erect the image of the head dog, not too pampered, and make the dog think that it is the head dog.

Dog habits

Domain concept

Dogs have a strong sense of territory and are accustomed to marking its "sphere of influence" with peeing. In its field, it can be very angry, and once it reaches a strange place, especially a place with a strong smell of dogs and cats, it has no courage. This is often the case when it approaches the animal hospital, refusing to move forward, or trembling, or even drooling nervously. So it often centers on itself, marks the boundaries with its own scent, and is often renewed, and a territory can only belong to one or two dogs or the entire group of dogs.

Dog habits

Barking instinct

Whenever ambulances and police cars pass, dogs often bark. Barking is a common way wolves contact their companions, and as an instinct, dogs inherit this trait. So it's not surprising when you hear about whose dog "sings" to the music. But not all dogs bark, with some exceptions.

Dog habits

Loves to socialize

Interacting with people is a natural habit of dogs, especially with children, and this natural habit often depends on the degree of contact with people at 3 to 7 weeks of age. If a dog is only with its parents or other dogs in the first two months of life, or does not really understand people, it is easy to have a situation of not loving to interact with people and not training well. If it is caressed by people from an early age, this makes it realize that people are its friends and familiar with people's smells. This will develop a character that loves to interact with people and is easy to train.

Dog habits

Homecoming skills

As the saying goes, "the cat finds eight hundred miles, the dog finds a thousand miles." It means that cats and dogs have amazing homecoming skills, and can return to their owners' homes from hundreds of miles away. There are many stories about dogs seeking the Lord. It has been reported that there was a couple in the United States who took their Scottish Shepherd dogs from Silbatten in the western United States to the east, and when they reached Ourut, Indiana, the dogs were lost and looked for nothing. But after about half a year, after a 3300-kilometer trek, the dog's mixed body scars appeared in front of its owner. The physiological basis of the dog's ability to return home varies. Some people think it is related to the dog's sense of smell, while others think it is done by relying on its sensitive sense of direction.

Dog habits

Emoticon features

1, happy: the dog swings its tail vigorously and jumps to a high place, which is the most common way of expression. Sometimes the dog will also "laugh", which is manifested by the wrinkles on the nose, the upper lip is pulled apart, the teeth are exposed, the eyes are slightly closed, the eyes are gentle, the ears are extended backwards, the mouth is gently opened, the nose makes a humming sound, the body is gently twisted, the coat of the whole body is smooth and not erect, the tail is gently swinging, and it is close to the person.

2, anger: the dog's facial expression when angry is almost exactly the same as the performance of "laughing", the nose is lifted, the upper lip is pulled apart, exposing the teeth, the difference is that the eyes are round, the eyes are sharp, and the ears are straight in the direction of oblique back. Generally, the mouth is not open, making a whirring threatening sound, stomping on four feet with force, the body is stiff, the hair is erect, and the tail is steeply extended or straight, keeping a certain distance from the person. If both forelimbs are lying down and the body is sitting back, it indicates that an attack is about to be launched on you.

3, fear: the tail droops or is sandwiched between the legs, the ears are extended backwards, the whole body is hairy upright, the eyes are round and open, the body is trembling, standing still or the limbs are moving uneasily, or retreating.

4, grief: the head is hanging down, the eyes are lightless, close to the master, and look at the master with begging eyes, sometimes lying in a corner, becoming extremely quiet.

5. Waiting: If the dog swings its tail, the body stands calmly, and the eyes look directly at the owner, it indicates waiting and expectation.

6. Reverence: If the head droops, the ears are close together, and the body is low, it means submission and reverence for you.

7, intimacy: if the tail is high and swinging, the ears are erect, the head is swinging, the body is arched, and sometimes the front paws are extended, indicating affection with people and asking for play.

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