Specialized Dogs (Definite Introduction)
Everyone has a certain degree of selfishness and wants to take some items as their own. The possessiveness of dogs is no weaker than that of humans. They do not want to share the owner's concern with other dogs or people. The jealousy of dogs is also a kind of their possessiveness. Therefore, families that raise several dogs or several pets at the same time must pay attention to handling this problem correctly.
Naturally, the dog's occupancy has its own advantages and disadvantages. Under the control of occupancy, it shows territorial behavior that is rare for people. Because of this, dogs have the ability to protect apartments and homes, inspect homesteads, and protect property and owners. The most common way for dogs to show possession is to urinate as a breath mark. At the same time, in a kennel where multiple dogs are kept, the dogs will occupy a certain amount of space according to their order. Even if it is a narrow area, there must be a fixed sleeping place. Some dogs that are particularly possessive will enter an empty kennel willfully and check it out. When there is enough space, even if they see other dogs coming, they will roar and be unwilling to give way.
Dogs have the behavior of hoarding items, which is also a manifestation of their possessiveness. The way dogs bury leftover food is to use their two forelimbs to dig holes in the ground, bury the meat inside, and then carefully push the soil back with the tip of their noses to bury it. When other dogs pass by, this dog often stands on the storage ground and roars with its fangs to show its ownership. Like housing and food, dogs will also collect items that we humans see as useless and show a strong sense of possession. Dogs often bring wooden balls, stones, branches, etc. into their own territory to chew and play.
"Elise", a dog raised by Taiwanese canine psychology researcher An Jifang, is also good at hoarding his own belongings. When the owner and other companions are away, Take it out and play quietly. These facts prove that in addition to food, white dogs also regard other delicacies as personal property and have a strong desire to possess them.
Therefore, we must treat dogs’ possessiveness correctly, because they will protect our territory and finances well because they are possessive. However, this kind of possessiveness is also very easy. Let them feel jealous, so how to use and appropriately control their possessive psychology requires us to study carefully.
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