I believe that many dog-raising friends will notice that when their dogs defecate, they always stare at themselves. So what does it mean to do this? 1. When you are afraid that when you go far away, the dog always likes to stay by your owner...
I believe that many dog-raising friends will notice that when their dogs defecate, they always stare at themselves. So what does it mean to do this?
1. When you are afraid that when you go far away, the dog always likes to stay by your owner and walk with you. Since the dog has to stop when defecates, it will stare at you to see if you have left. If you leave, you must follow it quickly. Especially some dogs who have been wandering, they lack security and are afraid that their owners will leave themselves.
2. Afraid of being attacked, the dog is more dangerous when defecating and cannot react as quickly as usual, so it will observe the surroundings to see if there is any abnormality. If the owner is there, it will look at the owner, because it knows that you will protect it and it feels safe to have you there, so there is no need to pay attention to the surroundings and see if the owner is there.
3. Respond to your gaze. The dog will look around when defecate. If it happens to see you looking at it, it will also stare at you in response, because it doesn’t know what you want to do. If it is a stranger, you must be careful. If it is the master, it knows that the master will not attack it, but it will also respond to other people's sight habitually.
4. Confirm the correct position.
Dogs usually undergo puppies, and their owners will train them to urinate and defecate. If you do it right, you will be rewarded. If you pull the wrong place, you will be embarrassed. So even if the dog grows up, this memory is still engraved in his mind. Before defecation, they usually look at their owners to understand their owner’s reactions, and only then dare to “liberate” themselves when there is no problem.
5. If you want to get a reward, you should know that dogs have always been greedy. If you are training them to urinate and defecate at a fixed location, they will give them snacks and other rewards after completing it. Then, after defecating in the designated place, they are also looking forward to getting the reward, and then keep staring at you, just like when you are eating delicious food, they will also stare at you.
Conclusion: Will your dog stare at you when defecates?
