Some living habits of dogs

Dogs have hierarchical habits.

Dogs are gregarious by nature, but there is an obvious hierarchy in the group. In dog farms, rural or suburban dogs, the whole herd is always dominated by one head dog (usually an old dog). How does a senior or senior head dog show its rank advantage? It is usually expressed by the following specific actions: if he is allowed but not allowed to examine his dog's reproductive organs; he is not allowed to urinate where another dog has urinated; the other person can shake his head, wag his tail, and play naughty in front of the dog. Or retreat, sit down or lie down, when the dog leaves, can stop; when the hierarchical advantage is clear, hostility is eliminated and begins to become friends. Dogs show the same posture to their owners.

Dogs have the characteristics of being good and living together.

Interacting with people is a natural habit of dogs, but its degree often depends on the degree of contact with people at the age of 3 to 7 weeks. If a dog spends the first two months of life only with his parents or other dogs, not with people, or without really getting to know people, he will stay away from people for the rest of his life and will be difficult to train. If it is caressed by people from birth, it makes it realize that people are friends, partners who can play with them, and are familiar with people's smell, kind and easy to be trained. It is very important to pay attention to the imprinting stage when selecting and training dogs.

Dogs have a sense of territory and a mark of territory

Dogs, like other animals (such as cats, birds and rodents), have a sense of territory, centering on themselves, marking boundaries with their own scents and updating them frequently. A piece of territory can only belong to one or two dogs, or the whole herd. When a foreign dog intrudes into a dog's territory, it acts very cautiously. If the landlord (dog) comes, the intruder dares not look at it, pretends to be busy with something else, avoids fighting with the territorial dog, and then leaves. So how does a dog mark its territory? It is usually fixed along its usual route. For example, when male dogs go out for a walk, they always pee a little under fixed tree trunks, street lamps or corners. The smell of one dog can make another dog know the territory, sex, age and health of the dog. Interestingly, when a puppy passes through the traces of the territory left by the big dog, it will try to raise its hind legs to pee to cover the mark left by the big dog. When the big male dog passes through the traces left by the puppy, he will urinate in a lower-than-normal position as far as possible to cover the traces left by the puppy. However, the female dog's sense of territory is not as obvious as that of the male dog, but she uses urine to mark territorial boundaries or mark the road in order to tell the surrounding male dog that she is in estrus. At ordinary times, unlike male dogs, bitches do not protect their territory and their position in the herd. Bitches only pay attention to protecting their puppies. Many bitches can always live together harmoniously and even feed the puppies of other bitches.

Dogs have the habit of sniffing external genitalia

The most important feeling of a dog is the sense of smell, and they can tell the dog's sex, age, physical condition and attitude by sniffing each other the part of the external genitalia that best reflects emotion (where the skin glands secrete odors that are very attractive to the dog). When two dogs sniff each other, they declare their position. An older dog or head dog has the right to examine the external genitals of the younger and inferior male, female and puppy. When the two dogs come into contact, there are certain procedures, that is, first sniff each other, then touch the shoulder coat, and finally check the external genitals. In addition to sniffing each other, both males and bitches have the habit of constantly checking their external genitals and carefully licking their tongues to keep them clean. This is dog health care and should not be opposed or reprimanded. When the dog sniffs its own rainbow frequently, it can be considered that the dog has a sense of discomfort and abnormal digestive function, which should be examined or treated in time.

Dogs have the habit of climbing across.

Dogs of all ages and genders have the behavior of climbing, but their purpose and performance are different. The puppy's climb is a sign of joy and naughtiness, especially when the owner is away for a period of time (such as working during the day and coming home from work at night). Or two male puppies often climb while playing, which is a sign of happiness and no intention of mating. There are two situations in which adult male dogs perform to climb: one is to mate with estrus dogs, and the other is to establish their own advantage. The female usually only allows the male dog to climb at the best part of estrus, and even in order to flirt, the female dog not only uses her body to rub the male dog and stand with her tail raised, but the most irritating one is the climbing male dog, which should mate immediately.

Dogs have extra sensation.

There are many signs that all animals communicate telepathically, especially in dogs. The connections between dogs and dogs, between people and dogs, and between dogs and beasts all have their own ways of transmission, either changing information, or perfecting sensory information. For example, dogs often treat cats in a hostile way, dogs are jealous of cats, but through a variety of human expressions and training, dogs understand their owners' love for cats and live in harmony. Typical examples of dogs having extrasensory sensation are having a hunch before earthquakes and volcanoes, running and barking outside. Extrasensory can also dominate the direction of dogs, can be far away, even after a few years can still find the way home. When performing a task, the trained dog has not even waited for the owner to make a simple gesture or say a sentence, it has been able to analyze the connotation of the master's command and play its role well. This is an inexplicable attraction between people and dogs in common activities in the excellent dog training effect obtained by an excellent dog trainer-extrasensory.