I firmly believe that many pet owners who keep dogs have this kind of feeling, that is, when their dog defecates, they will always stare at themselves. Why do dogs have to look at their owners when they poop? In fact, there are many reasons below. If you don’t understand the truth behind me, don’t keep a dog!

1. Insecure

Some dogs are very insecure, especially some dogs who have wandered before. They are afraid that when they defecate, their owners will take the opportunity to throw themselves down, so they will stare at their owners tightly. Once the owners have signs of leaving, they will follow them with a quick step.

So sometimes you can see the scene of a dog pulling while walking, but in fact the dog is afraid that you will throw it away, so you must follow you. For this type of dog, it is best for the owner to give it more care!

2. Dogs are also shy. Many owners follow their dogs when they poop. Some dogs are more shy. When they are pooping, others will feel uncomfortable watching them, so they will stare at their owners to see if they have any peeks at them.

Some dogs will continue to leave shyly, or find a tree pole to block themselves and not allow others to see it. After all, the dogs also have privacy protection! Dogs will be so shy, and you will not know that after raising dogs for many years!

3. Dogs are societies. When they survive in the wild, they all fall asleep or defecate, so that they can guard each other and avoid damage. If a dog has been dating you for a long time, he will also regard you as a similar thing, so he will of course look at you when defecating and remind you to help maintain it.

If you don’t understand the meaning behind my dog and don’t understand it, don’t keep a dog!

4. Is the correct part?

Dogs usually have their own training to use the toilet during the puppy stage. At that time, before defecation, they usually looked at their owners to understand the part where they were pulled, and only after they were sure that they dared to "release" themselves.

Many dogs continue to preserve this posture even after adults, so they look at their owners every time they poop, and in fact they want to determine the location!

5. If you want to reward

, you are all greedy, and some dogs are relatively "thick-skinned". Even when you grow up, you will be thinking about how to ask for some food from your owner as a reward every time you poop.

So I looked at the owner in a thoughtful way, reminding me that I had already pooped in a specific part and should help me with dried chicken.

6. Because of love, some dogs love their owners very much and want to be with their owners at all times. Even when they are pooping, their vision is unwilling to leave their owners. Moreover, this kind of dog not only looks at the owner when it defecates, but also follows in the owner when it is pooping, and is determined to carry out the "master and I cannot be separated for a moment."

If you meet a dog who loves you so much, remember to cherish it!