1. When the breeder approaches or reaches out to touch it, the golden bear will adopt a defensive posture, hide in the corner and scream.

2. They are unwilling to eat the food fed by their owners. They will eat the food only after the owners put the food down and leave.

3. The golden bear is restless in the cage, running around constantly, and sometimes vents its stress and dissatisfaction by running on the wheel quickly. At this time, the owner should not disturb the golden bear anymore. .

4. If the golden bear hates its owner, the golden bear will turn over and use its four legs to resist and kick objects close to it randomly. This is a means of self-protection and resistance.