What is the standard of understanding for a dog? Is your dog smart?
The content of this article is mainly aimed at dog owners. It is mainly for dog owners to share their experiences and gain some experience. Friends who don't like it, please don't take it offense! Have you ever seen a dog who helps its owner watch the store? Smart and cute!
Every owner cares for his pet dog from the bottom of his heart, and his care for them can be said to be meticulous. Even a little abnormality in their emotions will make the masters worry, and even if they go out, they will be concerned about the dog's situation in their hearts. Furthermore, they take care of them at all costs and try to meet their needs as much as possible. It can be said that their every move will bring touches to the owners. But in the hearts of the owners, there is also a demand for them, and this demand, in our opinion, is very simple, that is, we hope that the dog can be "obedient and sensible". This is the owner's psychological expectation of the dog's overall performance, or the reward. This is a normal psychological request of the owners.
Is the dog obedient and sensible? What are the aspects of being obedient and sensible? What is the standard for this? Of course, the so-called standard, that is, the behavior that we all agree on, is the docile, cute and unsophisticated that dogs can easily achieve. How is it, please let us do it item by item, so that the masters can compare and contrast the behavior of their own dogs.
First of all, whether the dog is obedient or not, the most important point is the degree of obedience to the owner's instructions. This is the most basic requirement and also
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A dog should be aware. For a dog, obedience represents loyalty, and if he refuses to obey or executes instructions incompletely, the dog has a psychological problem. Because their most basic nature is to obey their masters, otherwise they would not be fed by humans for thousands of years. In the days of the watchdog, there was no question of whether the dog was obedient. Because you can't see a dog that doesn't obey its master. They have been disposed of by their owners long ago.
Today, when dogs become human pets, a considerable number of dogs are less obedient to their owners, and even treat their owners as passers-by or servants. This is the dog's psychological dislocation, it regards itself as the master, that is, the boss of the group. In this case, the owner or family member can easily be hurt by their own dog. The root cause of all this is the doting of the owner, which makes them lose the nature of the dog. Therefore, the owner should not be too accommodating to the dog, and some of their bad habits should not be tolerated. This is a matter of principle when it comes to raising dogs.
Secondly, the dog who goes out with the owner must be around the owner. They observe the movements of their masters at all times, and they autonomously take the master as the center and carry out their own free activities. The meaning is that one is afraid of not being able to see the master and
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Falling into a daze, the master is its psychological soul, not seeing the master will make it instinctively fear; the second is the nature of protecting the master derived from being loyal to the master, afraid of worrying about not seeing the master Is the owner in danger. The third is that they are afraid that the owner will abandon it for an excuse. They may not have the concept of abandoning it, but they are only worried that the owner will get lost and separated from it. They are the low-level direct thinking of human beings, which is basically how they think.
In addition, the dog will always accompany the owner from the heart. They can't speak, how does the owner know about this? It is manifested in that when he sees signs that his master is going out, he is eager to try to go out with his master. When the owner is at home, it will rest or play in the position closest to the owner, or get close to the owner, coquettish the owner and actively lick the owner. It will subconsciously observe all the behavior of the owner, including the owner's emotions, and will not escape their eyes. Even if the owner goes to bed, it wants to sleep with the owner, and if it is not allowed, it will sleep in the corner of the owner's bed obediently. A little movement from the owner will make it look up and get up.
The above three points are the basis for whether the dog is obedient and sensible. On this basis, more specific and sensible behaviors have evolved, and each dog's performance is also different. For example, when the owner says to take a bath, it will sit in the bathroom obediently, without moving or struggling; it will be obedient and cooperative when brushing; it can accurately understand the owner's intention, including helping you get your shoes at the right time, and help you do something to the best of your ability Housework, etc., many dogs have obedient and sensible behaviors, and dogs will have different performances, so I will not list them here. You can leave your dog's performance in the comment area for discussion.
Remember, they will perform as expected or not disappoint. It is inseparable from the training and error correction of the master since he was a child. If dogs want to integrate into human life, they must naturally abide by the rules of human families and develop good habits, and they need the guidance of their owners if they can do this. It is irresponsible to do nothing and let it go. As the dog grows up, it will comprehend many things about its owner, and the best among them are more likely to become fine. On the one hand, it benefits from the dog's talent, and on the other hand, it is inseparable from the owner's scientific training.