Don’t provoke and scare pets

Never tease puppies wantonly, such as pulling their tails, teasing newborn puppies, taking away the food they are eating, etc. This will make the dog think it is provocation. Or fight, which can easily lead to being bitten. If you encounter a strange pet dog on the road, even if you like it no matter how much you like it, do not tease them casually and avoid looking at it. This may be misunderstood by the pet dog as an aggressive behavior. Do not approach a dog that has backed away or is trying to hide. Please obtain the permission of the dog owner before teasing it.” When the dog owner is away, do not come forward, pull the dog’s tail, and do not take the dog’s toys and food.

Pay attention to the dog's physical reaction

The body tightens, the tail becomes stiff, and the hair on the back stands up. The ears are pressed back against the head and the brows are tightened. The whites of the eyes are particularly obvious when the eyes move. Yawn, flick the tongue, keep glaring at people and body backwards, etc. If it barks fiercely and exposes its teeth and even gums, then this guy is really planning to bite. .

Don't harass your dog when it is eating

Develop the habit of protecting food when you are young; treat your pets first after raising them The first "compulsory course" is to let pets learn not to protect their food. Our dogs are very greedy and have no self-control in front of any delicious food. If your dog is enjoying a delicious meal and you suddenly take away the "fat" from its mouth in front of it, I think it would be intolerable for us humans.