Reaction between dog and owner

As the owner and dog live for a long time, a certain amount of telepathy will be formed. For the dog, it can sense every move of the owner. to the owner’s state and emotions. This is not nonsense, but has scientific reasons.

That is, a dog can judge whether the person is friendly to it based on the tone of people calling its name. It can also establish conditioned reflexes based on the changes in the pitch and syllables of the person's speech. Over time, the dog will become accustomed to it and will be able to respond to any slight change from the owner. Dogs can naturally understand the performance of this behavior.

Normally, there is no need to yell at your dog. Too high a sound is a negative stimulus to it and will make it feel painful and frightened. Even if it makes a mistake, you only need to yell at it. Just raise your voice slightly. Dogs' hearing is quite sensitive.

Dogs express emotions

As an owner, you also need to observe your dog to accurately judge the mood of your dog at that time. Although dogs come in different sizes and their voices vary in pitch, the rhythm and pattern of barking are the same.

Crying:

If it is a continuous, low, plaintive sound like "Hmm - um -", it means that it is unhappy or even in pain.

If there is a baby-like cry of "Woo-Woo--", especially when puppies just leave their parents, it means that the dog is crying and feels sad and lonely.

If it is "Woof - woof - woof, woof, woof, woof", it starts with a loud and short-interval woof, followed by a series of woofs, which means that the dog has discovered a new situation and then tries to bark. to threaten the other party and prepare to launch an attack.

If they make short and gentle calls like "woof, woof" and wagging their tails, it means they are happy.

If it screams "ouch, ow", it means that it has been stepped on or beaten in pain, etc. It will also make this cry when it is suddenly frightened.

There is another kind of cry that reminds me of Erha, which is the cry of "Ouch - Woo, Ouch - Woo". This is the sound of dogs responding to the same kind, because the ancestors of dogs, wolves, often make this kind of desolate sound in the wild. The bark is a call to the same kind in the distance. Because dogs are descendants of wolves, this primitive habit has been retained.

Tail:

The movement of a dog’s tail is also a reactionThe most direct expression of a dog’s emotions.

When the tail swings vigorously with the swing of the buttocks, it means that it is very happy.

Slowly swinging to express its affection for you.

When the tail is raised upward with full force and swings little by little, it means provoking the opponent and testing the opponent's strength.

When the tail is stiff and straight upward, it means that it has full confidence.

When the tail is drooped or tucked between its legs, it indicates fear. If their tail is curled under their belly, it means they are very scared.

Eye:

The owner can also judge and feel the dog's emotions through the changes in the eyes and eyes. The owner needs to judge the dog's emotions, which cannot be expressed in words. The dog's emotions need to be observed from an early age. If you are very careful, over time, you will be able to know your dog's current mood through your eyes combined with his bark, tail and other body movements.
More knowledge about dog emotional expressions:

The emotions expressed by a dog’s tail. Do you know what a dog’s wagging tail expresses