①: Dog ears

Dogs trust their owners and have good massage skills. Dogs are still very cooperative with their owners' "dog patting" behavior.

Touching dogs' ears can calm them down and make their heart beat more stable.

When the dog is afraid, touching the head or ears can play a calming role.

So dogs also like to be touched by their owners. location

②: Dog nose

Dogs' noses are sensitive and fragile, and they don't like being touched.

When touched, turn your head to one side and make an evasive action.

Therefore, it is a great trust that dogs are willing to let their owners touch their noses.

Because the dog's nose is covered with olfactory nerves, it is not recommended that the owner touch the dog casually.

If it causes bacterial infection, it may affect the dog's sense of smell.

Part ③: Dog Head

Generally, dog owners like to touch the dog's head, because it is convenient and the dog is more cooperative.

In fact, dogs like to be touched by their owners' heads, because it can stimulate their acupoints and make them feel very comfortable.

Touching the dog's head gently also means encouragement.

So dogs often like to be touched on the head. Even if the owner wanted to shave off the dog's head, they didn't complain.

Part IV: Dog's Back

Dogs can't touch their backs. If they feel itchy, they can only lie on the ground or rub their backs against the wall.

If the owner touches the dog's back and teases it, the dog will be very happy.

Especially along their back hair, dogs will like it very much.

Massage and scratch the dog's back often, and it will like you more.

Part ⑤: Dog teeth

A dog's sharp and sharp teeth are its best weapon when in danger.

In fact, sometimes the owner is afraid of touching the dog's teeth. If he is really bitten, he will have a psychological shadow.

If a dog doesn't resist his master touching his teeth and won't bite, then he really likes his master and believes that he won't hurt him.

Dogs prefer to bite when changing their teeth (5~8 months), and the owner's fingers may bite, which is because dogs need to grind their teeth.

Part VI: Dog's belly

The dog's belly is soft meat, so it is a particularly fragile part because there is no bone protection.

If a dog is hit in the abdomen, it may be fatal, so dogs usually protect their stomachs and sleep without showing them.

If a dog shows its belly in front of its owner and likes to let you touch it, it likes you very much.

Dogs also like to lie down and let their owners touch their stomachs when they are full. Pet owners can help the dog to rub it a little, which can promote the digestion and absorption of food.