Dogs are naturally naughty, and they always make mistakes inadvertently, making their owners angry. When their owners teach their dogs a lesson, the dogs often lower their heads or look elsewhere, and do not dare to look directly into their owners' eyes;

The ears drooped back, and the tail kept tapping the ground;

When you call him over, he will be reluctant to approach you slowly, or remain motionless, or even hide directly under the bed or other places;

Sometimes they will also put their belly up, as if to express surrender to you.

When a dog behaves like this, does he know that he is wrong?

Of course not!

Dogs are pack animals, and their behaviors express their obedience and discourage you from being so tough.

That is to say, I hope you can stop the "violence", stop scolding me, hitting me, can you stop being angry?

The dog feels "guilty" because of your tone, posture or behavior.

The last time the dog made a mistake, you punished it. If it encounters the same situation again, it knows that the owner will be unhappy, so it behaves cowardly.

But it’s not feeling guilty because you know you’ve made a mistake.

The dog also has its own tricks. It knows that if it makes such an action, the owner is likely to be temporarily soft-hearted and avoid punishment.

After all, who wouldn’t feel bad after seeing this pitiful look? Didn’t he just break something? Forget it...

When it made such an expression for the first time, you couldn't help but forgive it, take photos to clean up the mess, and prepare delicious food for it.

If you encounter a similar scene in the future, the dog will put on such an expression to "perfuse" you.

It is impossible to admit your mistake, you just pretend to be "guilty".

After your dog makes a mistake, will he take the initiative to admit it?