Solutions to a dog growling at its owner:

1. Take the initiative to feed. If it is because of food protection, the owner can try to feed the dog with food in his own hands. This will make the dog understand that the owner will not snatch its food, and naturally it will stop growling.

2. Leave temporarily. When a dog shows growling behavior, the owner can leave for a short period of time to let the dog understand that the owner will not hurt it, so that the dog's mood can slowly calm down.

3. Educational guidance. If it is a newly adopted dog, it is normal for the dog to growl at its owner. Due to excessive nervousness and fear, they will be conditioned to remain vigilant. The owner needs to guide and educate them slowly.

4. Convergent behavior. Every dog ​​has a different personality and will react differently to different behaviors of its owner. Some dogs will do evasive behaviors such as running away when their tail is scratched, while some dogs will behave aggressively, so try not to Doing things that irritate your dog.

5. Hospital examination. If the pain is caused by physical pain, the owner should take the dog to the hospital for examination in time, without delaying or taking chances.