Play psychology

There are many reasons why dogs bite the leash, and play is one of them. This is mainly because dogs stay at home all day and are very lonely, and they There is nowhere to release their energy at home, so after going out, these dogs who have been locked up at home for a long time will walk and play, and the "play" referred to here is to chew on the leash to relieve their worries. Emotions that have been suppressed for a long time often occur in small dogs, such as Teddy dogs, poodles, etc.

Resistance

Whether it is a person or an object, when faced with something that is objectionable to you, you will have feelings of resistance. Especially in some small dogs, such behavior often occurs, such as Teddy dogs, because such small dogs are generally raised in families, and there are no owners at home who will restrict their freedom. They can They run around and jump up and down without any worries, but when they go outdoors, they must be restrained with a leash to prevent them from running around. Therefore, before going out, they will definitely struggle, bite, and bite with all their strength. This is a way of telling you that they don't like to be tied down.

Fear Psychology

Generally speaking, small dogs are relatively timid and are particularly afraid of loud noises. If you lead your dog into a very noisy and loud environment, These small dogs will show a kind of aversion to the situation, because they suddenly enter a noisy environment from a quiet environment, which makes them very uncomfortable, so these timid dogs seem to break free and leave. Here, due to the restraint of the rope, there are incidents of biting the traction rope. It is recommended that the owner should calm their uneasy mood as soon as possible. Touching the head or giving it a hug are all good choices.

The psychology of being frustrated and angry

Both small dogs and large dogs have their own emotions, but some dogs have more tempers, and some dogs have less tempers, and those dogs with more tempers Dogs will bite the leash to vent their anger, especially those large dogs, such as German Shepherds, Rottweilers, etc. After being reprimanded by their owners, in order to express their dissatisfaction, they Will use this method to resist the master's orders. Conclusion: The above 4 types are the main reasons why dogs like to bite the leash. Only after understanding them can we prescribe the right medicine to solve the problem. At the same time, the owner needs to be more careful, understand their emotions at the time, and make correct judgments.