Akita owners all know that dogs usually like to do some small actions, such as yawning, licking their noses, lying down in front of you, etc. When will these small actions appear? What do these represent what the dog is thinking?< /p>

1. Quiet observation:

Sit down and the dog sits there obediently. On the one hand, it calms itself down and carefully observes the opponent. On the other hand, it also conveys to the already excited opponent "I am not hostile at all, please calm down". When your dog sits alone and looks around, try not to disturb it.

2. Express obedience:

Lying down and lowering your posture means obeying a dog with a higher status than yourself, and means "I will not disobey you." When fearful and frightened, lower your body or even lie down to show submission. When a dog lies down in front of you, it proves that the dog recognizes your status as owner. In the days to come, your dog training will be more effective with less effort.

3. Avoid uneasiness:

Turn your back. Have you ever had the experience of losing your temper at a dog and forcibly restraining it, and it turned its body and turned its back to you? This is what it does to relieve tension and divert the other person's emotions. perform a behavior. If it turns its back to you, it means it is afraid of you. At this time, you need to calm down your emotions and not let the dog develop further negative emotions and eventually develop resistance.

4. Relieve emotions:

Nose licking: When a dog suddenly faces high tension, he will lick his nose in order to relieve his tension. In addition, this behavior is also used in dealing with the relationship with the other party. Such behavior plays a role in easing the other party's anger and tension. When you see your dog licking its nose, you can help relieve the tension by petting it.

5. Relieve tension:

Yawning, for example, when you are educating your dog, your words may be because of your anger for a long time, and the dog who does not seem sleepy at all suddenly yawns frequently. This is the dog's way of deflecting his nervousness. It smelled the smell of gunpowder, so it wanted to tell its owner by yawning, "Forget it, forget it, let's take a rest." Maybe when you're angry, you educate your dog over and over again. At this time, the dog will definitely be nervous or even scared. In order to maintain a close relationship between the two, when you see your dog yawning, you need to restrain yourself. With these experiences, dog parents and moms should know what to do when their dogs yawn or lick their noses, but they need to calm down and don’t scare our dog babies