The color of Teddy dogs is a legacy of evolution

When they were wild dogs, they were often hunted by other animals. In order to ensure the continuation of the race, they had to evolve strong psoas muscles and sphincter muscles to continue reproduction and continue their offspring. Although they now do not need to live in the wild, their powerful psoas muscles, sphincter muscles and mating behavior have been retained. Now their mating behavior has become a by-product of resolving conflicting emotions, such as those caused by the visit of strangers. The stress and excitement can make them want to mate with other dogs. When bored or playing, there are also straddling movements.

The color of Teddy is affected by secreted enzyme

When Teddy is stimulated by some kind of stimulation, the brain will secrete an enzyme. When it reaches a certain critical point, it will stimulate Teddy's libido secretion (sexuality). This produces uncontrollable sexual impulses, and may be stimulated at any time to cause the secretion of enzymes, so Teddy may have sexual impulses at any time. This enzyme is not exclusive to male dogs. Female Teddy dogs will also make sexual movements. This sexual movement has been engraved in their genes. Due to the participation of this enzyme, Teddy can ignore the number of participants during indulgence, and will Harmonious "coexistence"

How to reduce Teddy climbing

When the dog starts to do this behavior, we can stop it. If the object it is climbing over is It’s our legs and feet, so we should protect our legs and feet and push the dog away with our hands so that it can’t climb on our legs to perform actions. After blocking it once, twice or three times, the dog understands that your legs and feet are inviolable, and it will not make such an action against you again.
Or sterilize the dog before it learns to crawl, or before the first estrus. If the dog has not experienced this behavior, it will be neutered, which can greatly reduce the chance of it happening. And if it has learned the climbing behavior and is sterilized, even if it is completely sterilized later, the male dog may still perform climbing behavior in the future.