Dogs are born with an amazing aura of communication with people, and Gu Mu is no exception. Although it is difficult for us to see the eyes covered by Gu Mu's long hair, their rich body language is full of unique expressive capabilities, and we can deeply feel their emotions without complicated conversations.

Expressions of excitement and happiness: When the ancient animals stick out their tongues and "haha" to act coquettishly to their owners, when they twist their big butts left and right, and when they trot along lightly, it means they are very happy. As the owner, you might as well share this happiness with it.

Angry expression: Gu Mu’s attack ability is very strong when angry. When they are angry, they raise their noses and grin their upper lips, exposing the teeth inside. They will also make a threatening sound of "whooshing", stomp the ground hard with their limbs, and keep their bodies stiff and keep a certain distance from people.

Expression when sad: head lowered, moving closer to the owner; sometimes hiding in a corner or under a stool, becoming extremely quiet.

Expressions of fear: shaking all over, standing still or moving limbs restlessly, or even stepping back.

2. I was naughty when I was young

Adult ancient shepherds don’t like to run around and jump around under normal circumstances, but they were naughty little guys when they were young.

Little Gu Mu is lively and active, with plenty of energy. When someone is at home, it is so well-behaved that you ignore its presence and never barks. When you are doing things, it will watch beside you silently, or it will sleep on all fours. However, if there is no one at home, it will rebel and pick up and place things in the house randomly. If you don't let it go to bed, it will jump on it and roll a few times when you are out. When you come home from work, you may find feces and urine all over the floor, and shredded newspapers on the floor... This It requires strict discipline from the master.

When the ancient animals are bored, they will try to bite and destroy things, which is really distressing for those who don't have time to train them. But when you treat training Gumu as a game, you will experience happiness from it.

3. Be kind and gentle as an adult

Old English Sheepdogs are friendly, loyal, calm and considerate. They like to be close to people and always long for human company. They are also very affectionate towards strangers. Gu Mu always has an optimistic and cheerful attitude towards life, is very eager to please people, is full of friendship, and is full of love and loyalty to his master and family.