German Shorthaired Pointer Dog (certain introduction)

It can be said that dogs spend most of their time in shelters. , but dogs’ arrangements are different from ours. They do not sleep for several hours at a time, but carry out their arrangements intermittently. This is because their natural temperaments are relatively rigorous, so let’s take a look at the characteristics of dog training.

Dogs are generally in a light sleep state and can wake up at the slightest movement, but there are also times of deep sleep. Dogs are not easily awakened after a deep sleep, and occasionally utter sleep talk, such as barking and sighing, accompanied by twitching of hands and feet and shaking of head and ears. When sleeping lightly, the dog lies in a prone position with its head bent between its two front paws, often with one ear close to the ground. Sleeping often lies on one's side, with the whole body stretched out, which is a very relaxing way.

Dogs are not easily awakened by acquaintances and owners when placed in a home, but they are still very sensitive to unfamiliar sounds. After a dog is awakened, he often appears to be in a bad mood and is particularly resentful of the person who awakened it. The dog that has just been awakened is blinded, and sometimes even the owner cannot recognize it. Therefore, its resentment will occasionally be released towards its owner, such as barking resentment at you.

If the dog does not receive sufficient accommodation, its working ability will be significantly reduced and there will be many mistakes. Similarly, improper placement may also make the dog's mood deteriorate. A dog with no legs will lie down on the ground at the first opportunity, and is unwilling to stand up. It often yawns, has dull eyes, and is distracted.

When dogs are sleeping, they often like to hide their mouths under their two lower limbs. This is because the dog’s nose is the most sensitive and must be well protected. At the same time, it also protects the nose from always warning the surrounding conditions so that it can respond at any time.

Adequate placement is very important for dogs, so generally if we see dogs being placed, we should not disturb them at will. As long as they are adequately arranged and their talents are energetic enough, they may be listless all day long.

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