The reason why it is very dangerous for dogs to be woken up while sleeping

Young dogs and old dogs sleep longer, while young and strong dogs sleep less. Dogs are generally in a light sleep state and can wake up at the slightest movement, but there are also times when they are in deep sleep. When sleeping lightly, the dog lies in a prone position with its head bent between its two front paws, often with one ear close to the ground. Dogs are not easily awakened from deep sleep, and sometimes utter sleepy babbles, such as barking and moaning, accompanied by twitching of limbs and shaking of head and ears. When sleeping, he often lies on his side with his whole body stretched out. It looks very relaxing.

Dogs are less likely to be awakened by acquaintances and owners when sleeping, but they are still sensitive to strange sounds. When a dog wakes up from sleep, he often appears to be in a bad mood. He was unhappy with the person who woke him up. A newly awakened dog is blindfolded while sleeping, and sometimes even its owner cannot recognize it. So its dissatisfaction will sometimes be vented to its owner, such as barking at you. Don't wake it out of boredom or mischief.

Interpretation of behavioral habits

Hierarchy system: Dogs also have a "hierarchy system" when they live in groups. Establishing such an order can maintain the stability of the entire group and reduce vicious fights and wars caused by competition for food, living space, and the opposite sex.

Turn around before going to bed: Before your dog lies down, he always walks around to make sure there is no danger before he can sleep peacefully.

Places that like to be stroked: Dogs like to be stroked on their belly and back. Try not to touch the top of your head as this can make it feel depressed and dizzy. *Taboo: Do ​​not stroke the butt and tail of strange dogs.

Attitude towards strangers: Dogs' behavior towards strangers is based on the height of their eyes to judge the opponent's strength. When a stranger approaches, the pressure coming down from above will unsettle him. If he takes a humble stance, he will accept you. For the odd dog, squat down and look elsewhere. *Taboo: Do ​​not look at strange dogs to avoid misunderstandings about dogs.

Showing your belly: A dog letting others see its belly is a sign of surrender, acknowledgment of mistakes, obedience, and coquettishness. A dog will never attack an opponent who has fallen down and exposed his belly. When sleeping with its belly facing upward, it means that it is reassured or trusting, so it will let people see or touch its belly. When dogs meet for the first time, dogs with lower status will expose their bellies when they see dogs with higher status. Even if the other dog is full of anger, it will calm down.

Tail wagging: Human smiles and dog wagging tails are similar forms of communication. Dogs use their tails to express their inner reactions, which is a kind of "language" for them. Generally, when you are excited or happy, you will shake your head and tail. The tail will not only swing from side to side, but also keep spinning; a raised tail means joy; a drooping tail means danger; a motionless tail means uneasiness; a raised tail means fear; rapidity. Wagging the tail horizontally symbolizes friendliness. The movement of a dog's tail is also related to the owner's tone.

Avoid the pack: When dogs are sick, they instinctivelyAvoiding humans or other dogs and hiding in the shadows to recover or die is an "atavism." The ancestors of dogs lived in groups. If a dog is sick or injured, other dogs will kill the injured dog to avoid being involved or left behind. This should be brought to the attention of the dog owner or breeder, and a veterinarian should be consulted promptly.

Pee Marking: Wolves use urine to mark "territory, attract mates, or serve as road signs." Dogs that evolved from wolves also inherited this habit from their ancestors.

Territorial awareness: Dogs have territorial habits. They occupy a certain area and protect it from other animals. They use anal gland secretions to give their feces a special smell, sweat secreted from the sweat glands between their toes, and use their hind limbs to scratch pictures on the ground as territorial marks.

Hunting ability: Dogs like to hunt down living things. People use this characteristic of dogs to drive sheep and cattle and protect themselves.

Interpreting psychology

Seven emotions and six desires: Dogs are very jealous. When you focus on the new dog and neglect to take care of it, it will They will become angry, disobey the established living habits, and become irritable and destructive; dogs are also vain and like people to praise and praise them. When it does a good deed or does some small tricks, if you clap your hands to praise it or pet it, it will be satisfied; dogs are also shy. If it does something wrong or its fur is cut too short, it will hide. Where they wait until they are hungry before coming out; with a revenge mentality, dogs often use their sense of smell, vision, and hearing to remember the people who have treated them maliciously in their brains, and implement revenge plans at the appropriate time. When a dog takes revenge, it is almost crazy, and it is very likely to kill the other person.

"Good popularity" in the animal world: other animals can live in harmony with dogs after a period of time and receive protection from dogs.

Things that are afraid of: ① Dogs don’t like alcohol the most. ② Dogs are afraid of fire, so they don’t like anything that emits smoke, such as striking matches, smoking, etc. ③

Dogs don’t like to be alone. Dogs are particularly afraid of loneliness.

Interpretation of others

Other habits of dogs

Not defecating while eating: The dog’s defecation center is not developed enough and cannot defecate while traveling.

Weakness: The dog's weak point is on the right side, and it will act to protect the right side. When it is being chased and cornered, it will put its right side against the wall and its left side facing the enemy.