Pet dogs
Many parents have an annoying problem, that is, their precious dogs always want to sleep on their owners’ beds. Why do dogs like to sleep next to their owners so much?
In many ways, dogs remain stuck in the puppy stage throughout their lives. Even adult dogs regard their owners as pseudo-parents; therefore, it is natural to want to curl up next to their mother. In this case, the mother is not necessarily the mistress. If the dog gets closer to the male owner of the family, then the male owner will become his "surrogate mother" and the object he hopes to sleep with.
Even if he is strictly trained, he is usually not allowed to sleep with him. Domestic dogs that stay close to the bed still want to be as close to their own group as possible when sleeping. The collective here refers to the wild environment. When several puppies are left in the dog nest, they will naturally sleep together with each other. . Only when the dog group is enough, it will leave the dog group to sleep alone.
Similarly, if a dog is driven out of the owner's room every night, he will feel that he is being driven away by the dog group. . Of course, if it is a group of watchful dogs or a group of hounds, there will be no such problem, because they will keep each other company. However, if it is a pet dog living alone with its owner, it will be difficult. Understand why it hides when it comes to sleep and has to separate from its companions.
In this regard, it is recommended that most dog-raising families give a compromise solution: dogs naturally cannot sleep. On the bed, but let it sleep as close to the bedroom as possible, or on the edge of the bed, this way the dog may avoid suffering too much mental trauma every night.
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