"This is the first time we meet, please take care of me"

Dogs use smell to identify themselves. Unlike us twolegs who need to carry business cards with them, they can identify each other by the smell of their bodies. Smell each other's butts, get familiar with each other's smell, and tell immediately whether they are friends or foes.

"Who has a higher status?"

The way dogs identify status is very simple and has nothing to do with gender or size. A dog that feels that its status is higher will lie on top of another dog. If the other dog does not resist, it means that it agrees with the superior's status.

"Strange expression, not looking at each other"

After meeting for the first time, when they cannot confirm each other's identity, they will try not to let each other's eyes meet to alleviate possible conflicts, but they will Use the corner of your eye to continue to observe whether the other person is an enemy or a friend.

"Invite the other dog to play"

Hold your head low, raise your butt high, and wag your tail. This is an action to invite another dog, telling the other person "I'm here. Come and play with me." If the other party ignores it, it will still jump around, looking very naughty.

“I want to make friends with the other person”

After you meet and confirm your identity for the first time, the exchange of glances at this time has more than just one meaning; you may think, “Huh? This guy is interesting, let’s make friends.” "Yeah"; or they may look directly at the other person and make a low whine, indicating hostility towards the other person.

"Have a good impression of the other person"

This comes from the dog mother's habit of licking the puppy's fur when she was a child. When the dog has a good impression of the other person, it will lick the other person's fur or ears with its tongue. Express your good feelings and hope that the other person's hair will be beautiful.

With its head lowered and its butt raised high, it surrounds the partner it wants to invite. It is inviting the partner enthusiastically, hoping to join its play game.

"I am the boss"

The way dogs sit together can show each other's status. Dogs with a desire for power always like to do higher than others. Just like a dog in your arms, when seeing other dogs, they often feel that they are greater and bark at them to demonstrate. When resting, the lower-status dog lies down and the higher-status dog sits.