Dogs who don’t regard you as their master will walk in front

Performance: When going out for a walk, they like to pull on the rope and walk in front of their owners.
Analysis: Walk at the front when hunting and be the leader of the group.
Response: Before going out, the owner can shorten the rope first. Even if the dog wants to rush, the owner can tighten the rope and lift it up to control the dog.

Dogs will dislike the cage if they don’t regard you as their master

Performance: When locked in a cage, they will bark randomly and ignore the owner’s attempts to stop them.
Analysis: He has the desire to be a leader and does not want his actions to be restricted by others. He may also have separation anxiety.
Response: The owner should maintain appropriate indifference and distance. When the dog finds that barking is useless, it will not repeat it again.

A dog will not want to be alone if he does not regard you as his master

Manifestation: If left alone at home, he will bite things randomly.
Analysis: Thinking that they are the leader, they will become anxious when they cannot go out together, and then develop various destructive behaviors. This is also one of the symptoms of separation anxiety.
Response: Every time the dog bites something, grab the thing quickly, scold it with fixed commands, and then tap its nose with a soft object. Over time, it will No more chewing things.

A dog that does not regard you as its master will disobey orders

Performance: Disobeying the master’s orders.
Analysis: A pet dog that wants to be the leader is unwilling to accept the command of someone with a lower status in the group.
Response: It should be trained to pay more attention, and the owner's attitude should be firm. You can punish them when they disobey their master's orders, and reward them with food if they obey their orders.

Dogs that don’t regard you as their master will pounce on people

Performance: often pounce on their owners.
Analysis: Dogs often pounce on their owners because they think they have equal status with their owners.
Response: Restrict some of the dog’s behaviors and require the dog to stay in prescribed places.

If a dog does not regard you as its owner, it will hug its legs

Performance: Holding its owner in mating movements.
Analysis: Trying to challenge the master’s leadership status has nothing to do with sexual desire.
Response: When the dog behaves like this, say "no" immediately and stop it with your hands. Then comfort the dog and let him sit.

A dog that doesn’t treat you as its owner will refuse to expose its belly

Performance: Reluctant to lie on its back and expose its belly in front of its owner.
Analysis: The abdomen is the most vulnerable part of a dog. If it is unwilling to lie on its back and expose its abdomen, it means that it does not surrender to its owner.
Response: Take some time to gently comfort the dog and say some words of praise. After slowly letting the dog relax, try to get the dog to lie down, and apply a little force to make it turn over and expose its belly. Stroke it and don't make big movements to scare it. Practice it a few times and it will improve.At the same time, basic obedience training should be strengthened.

Dogs will bite if they don’t regard you as their master

Performance: When the master is disciplining or training the dog, the dog will show its teeth to resist or attack the master.
Analysis: He considers himself the leader and is unwilling to accept the discipline of his master.
Response: scold it immediately, hold its chin and scold it, or roll the magazine into a tube and knock it on the floor or make loud noises to scare it. These are all very effective methods. After reprimanding, the dog will calm down when frightened. At this time, it should be praised well.
When a dog threatens the owner's authority, the owner should teach and correct these behaviors in time, rather than just ignore them. Only by establishing your leadership position in the dog's mind can you get along better with the dog in the future.