Staring at the owner is making demands

People’s living habits nowadays are all stereotyped. They feed the dog at a specified time every day and take the dog out for a walk. Dogs use their biological clock to remember the time of each event, and then when it is time to eat or take a walk, they will keep staring at you. This is to urge you to "please let me eat" or "take me for a walk". "event. In fact, when you are eating or the dog feels hungry, the dog will stare at you. Perhaps it is using this way to express that it is hungry, wants to eat, and wants you to feed it, so the owner usually It is necessary to feed the dog some nutritionally balanced dog food regularly and quantitatively to ensure that the dog has sufficient nutrition. In fact, there are many ways for dogs to urge their owners. Some dogs will bark, some will jump up and down, and some dogs will choose to stare at their owners all the time. In addition to prompting you when you decide to eat or take a walk, your dog may become confused and stressed when your meal and walk times change. It is recommended not to choose meal and walk times on a regular basis. When some dogs want their owners to play with them, they will alternately look at the toys and their owners' faces. This is urging their owners to play with them.

Looks like you are actually waiting for instructions

A dog that trusts its owner will not act without permission. For example, when taking a walk, it will not look at things of interest or eat things on the roadside. Will not approach other dogs or people without permission. And what will the dog do when it is confused and at a loss? It will stare at the owner's face and glance at it for a while. This is waiting for the owner's instructions to take action. For example, can you let it eat? Can you let it get close to things that interest you?

You will also stare when you are nervous and anxious

When your dog is caught chewing on slippers and furniture, or stealing food from the table, your dog will face such a crisis. What does the dog do? Although each dog exhibits different behaviors, there is also a pattern of awkwardly staring at the owner's face and observing the owner's movements. It's like I'm thinking: Well, the master looks so fierce, will he scold me? Should I run? Will you be caught if you run away? Forget it and don’t run away. By the way, when some dogs are about to be scolded, they will show their bellies first and make a reflective pose. This kind of smart dog pretends to be introspective, but in fact often just wants to avoid being scolded.

Looking from time to time is to prevent the owner from leaving

When walking, the dog looks back to confirm whether you are there. When you take your dog for a walk, have you ever encountered a situation where the dog suddenly stops and stares at your face, then turns around and continues walking? This is the behavior of a dog that cannot see its owner's face during a walk, so it stops to look at you for a moment to confirm the owner's presence. If you find this situation, it means that you must have a good relationship with your dog.And established a good relationship of trust.