What are the habits of dogs? Dogs are carnivores. They digest meat easily and suitably and do not chew much when eating. Dogs cannot defecate while traveling and like to bite. They have self-defense capabilities and can spit out poisonous food. Dogs use the evaporation of water in their saliva to dissipate heat. When dogs live in groups, they have a "hierarchy" and a master-slave relationship. The dog's butt and tail cannot be touched.

1. Dogs are carnivores. When feeding, it is necessary to prepare more animal protein and fat in the feed, supplemented by vegetarian ingredients, to ensure the normal development and healthy body of the dog.

2. The digestive tract of dogs is shorter than that of herbivores. The content of hydrochloric acid in the stomach of dogs ranks first among domestic animals. In addition, the thick intestinal wall has strong absorptive capacity, so it is easy and suitable to digest carnivorous food.

3. Dogs belong to the wolf family and do not chew much when eating. They can be described as "wolfing down". This reminds us to feed less fiber-rich vegetables when feeding. If you want to feed them, it is best to chop or cook the vegetables.

4. The dog’s defecation center is developed enough and cannot defecate while traveling, so we give it a certain amount of time to defecate.

5. Dogs like to chew. This is also a habit left over from the original habitat of biting prey. When feeding, we should often give it some bones from time to time to facilitate teeth grinding.

6. Dogs have unique self-defense capabilities. After eating toxic food, they can trigger a vomiting reflex and spit out the toxic food.

7. In the hot summer, dogs open their mouths wide and hang their long tongues to dissipate heat by evaporating the water in their saliva.

8. When dogs live in groups, they also have a "hierarchy" and a master-slave relationship. Establishing such an order can maintain the stability of the group and reduce vicious fights caused by competition for food and living space.

9. Dogs always walk around when lying down, maybe for the comfort of lying down, maybe because of some inherited instinct.

10. The dog’s head, neck, and body like to be caressed, but the butt and tail cannot be touched.