With the improvement of living standards, more and more people want to choose a pet to accompany them. They are not only pets, but also more friends and relatives. Among them, dogs are very popular. Dogs are smart, loyal and reliable, and have become the first choice of many people when choosing pets. I don’t know if you have noticed that when dogs defecate, they will always stare at their owners. What is the reason for this?
Many people think it is a dog looking for a sense of belonging. Although dogs are usually dull and silly, they rely on their owners and are very sensitive when facing their owners. They are also afraid of being abandoned by their owners. Not when defecating, nor do we want the owner to leave his sight. This feeling is more obvious when defecating.
There is also a saying that it is a habit of dogs. Many dogs have stayed with their owners since they were young. With the owner's gaze, the dogs will understand it tacitly. Before each defecation, the dog will see the owner, as if asking "I am in this row, okay?" If the owner does not show anger or denial, the dog will defecate comfortably. If the gaze is wrong, then change the area.