What does it mean when a dog bites the urine bubble?

Dogs bite urine bubbles because they think they are meat, so they take the initiative to bite them.
A dog is happy when it bites a urine bubble that is empty. I believe many parents know this saying. The dog is full of excitement and bites a urine bubble that it thinks is meat, but it ends up being empty and full of joy. Parents who raised dogs at home must have encountered this kind of thing when they were killing pigs. The butcher threw away the pig's urine bubbles, and the dogs chased after them like crazy and bit them. There were several dogs. They even had a fight over it. I don’t know what the victorious dog was thinking when it bit the urine bubble. At this time, the owner should take the initiative to comfort the dog and give it some food to avoid the psychological gap between it and the dog. Big, it’s not good to be sick.
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