Golden Retriever (definite introduction)
It is often seen that owners take their dogs to play outside. People who like to tease dogs will do things to attack their owners. At this time, the dogs will start to protect their owners, and some dogs will even behave aggressively. Why do dogs behave like this? Almost all animals have collective consciousness, and wolves, the ancestors of dogs, are even more advanced in this regard. A wolf that strays from the pack will die quickly.
Dogs and people live together, so it naturally regards every member of the family as a member of the "dog group". The survival of the group requires the unity, friendship and support of each member. So when danger occurs, (at least when the dog thinks it is danger) it will naturally protect every member of the family. Naturally, it is also very natural for it to seek protection from us sometimes.
There can be only one leader in each animal group. This leader should meet the conditions of being tall and strict, so he will be respected and followed by all members. A dog will always find such a role in the family. Most of the time, it will be the male owner of the family, so it will always obey the male owner, but sometimes it will be indifferent to the female owner or friends who usually raise it. Not meticulous.
Among pets, dogs are the most kind-hearted. For those who are bigger than themselves (such as people), they will absolutely follow them out of fear. For members who are the same size as itself or smaller than itself (such as a new puppy), it will first smell the other person's butt, and then circle around it a few times to express welcome. Since then, he has taken the initiative to protect it. It turns out that this is also a normal behavior for large animals to protect small animals in a collective group. But when a dog thinks that you are not a member of its group, it will be in trouble. This is actually the habit of actively expelling outsiders in the group. It is unfair to dogs to say that "dogs rely on human strength" and "dogs look at humans as short-sighted".
However, one thing should be noted. When the dog is still a puppy, it must establish the image of its owner. Never love it too much, do not agree to its request if you think it is unreasonable, and scold it loudly. it. It would be tragic if the dog thought he was the leader of the group. Dogs are like children, and the principle of "a filial son emerges from a stick" also fits it. Of course, our website does not ask you to hit your dog. Our principle is to be aggressive when it is time to be aggressive, otherwise your dog will not become a good and loyal dog.
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