Golden Retriever (definite introduction)

Dogs yawning is not uncommon in our daily lives. Yawning is to keep oneself awake, so what is the reason why dogs yawn? Some people think that the reason why dogs get bitten is that they are "infected" by us to a large extent. Because dogs get along with us day and night, they sometimes imitate our actions, but they do not understand what this action is. No matter what, there may be other reasons for dogs to yawn.

Dog yawns often have another meaning, according to translation by domestic dog trainer Huang Weijing and Norwegian dog trainer Norwegian dog trainer Tu Rui. Ruggs's book "Understanding Canine Stimulation Signals" shows that a dog's yawning is often a stabilization signal. This signal not only stimulates his own mood, but also stimulates temporary people and things. When they are scolded, go to the vet, have their emotions affected by other people or dogs, and are stressed, threatened, or nervous, they can easily be stimulated. For example, when the owner yells at the dog, the dog wants the owner to calm down and then will use these signals.

Another example is when a dog faces a challenge or commotion from another dog, or there are two dogs fighting around him, hoping to stabilize the mood of himself and the other person, this behavior will also occur. In addition to yawning, stable signals include licking the nose, curling the head, smelling the earth, etc. Sometimes the owner does not understand the meaning of the dog's yawning and thinks that the dog has not yet learned the lesson of being scolded, so he criticizes it more and more. This may cause the dog to have a low sense of confidence in the owner and create a vicious cycle.

So sometimes dogs yawn to cover up their inner uneasiness. If the owner encounters this situation when training the dog, don’t think that they will turn a deaf ear to your words. In fact, they It is to calm down the inner mood.

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