When a dog makes a mistake, he will realize that he is wrong

After a dog makes a mistake and is scolded by its owner, most dogs will not look at the owner and turn their face aside. The owner may become angrier and think the dog is angry. Accepting defeat is actually not because he is angry and unconvinced, so he doesn't look at his owner. When the dog is scolded, he turns his head away. This is a "calming signal" for the dog. It is the body movements made by the dog to tell the owner that it feels uneasy and stressed at that moment, and hopes that the owner can calm down and stop being angry.

The dog will realize that he is wrong through the owner’s state

In other words, when the dog feels stressed and uncomfortable, it will make With some behaviors, it hopes to let the other party know that it does not intend to resist. It tries its best to appear calm and let the other party calm down as soon as possible.

Although the dog cannot understand what we are scolding him at all, he is very clear about the state we show when we scold him - extremely excited and angry, and his actions are condescending. Aggressive, high-pitched voice, anxious, secreting an aura that makes people feel nervous.

When a dog feels this kind of energy and action, if it is a stranger, it may warn, bark or even attack, but because we are the owners, we are its trust and respect. people, so it will succumb to our strength. Then, according to the rules of dog socialization, we show corresponding obedience, control ourselves to be as calm as possible, and show calming signals, trying to calm us down from anger.

The calming signal that the dog realizes is wrong

Yawning, licking the tongue, sitting down, turning around or turning the head, etc.; the calming signal is the dog's emotional self-regulation on the one hand. , to prevent yourself from being too nervous. It is also a reminder and warning to the other person, telling the other person, "I don't feel comfortable with you like this!" If the owner behaves like this, he hopes that the owner can calm down.

So, if your dog really does something wrong and turns his head away after scolding you, then let him go. He already knows your anger and has shown an attitude of actively showing weakness and conciliation. Don’t I continued to get angry.