The dog breeders are usually busy working, having little time at home, and our dogs are lonely at home alone, and there's nothing to do but sleep, and some naughty dogs like to tear down their homes, keep everything they can chew, and some good dogs wait for the master to come back.
Just a few days ago, on Thanksgiving night, a friend of the Internet sent a photograph of her dog, a Labrador dog, who was sadly inside the window and occasionally beat the window with claws.
Turns out, this friend left the dog alone at night, and didn't expect the dog to see himself at the door. The dog's owner didn't notice the mood of Labrador at first, and when she came to the window, she saw the dog showing a sad face, as if he was like, "Don't go, stay with me."
Look at this friend's social account, and she's got a very high performance rate, so she must have had a good feeling. One of them writes that one day he starts working as early as usual, from getting up to going out, and the dogs follow him from place to place, and when he goes out, he plays with a little care.
I didn't expect the dog to jump on the window, banging on the window with his claws, looking at the master with his face and a bit of a discomfort, making people really uncomfortable to see. But actually, she just went out for breakfast and came back later. The dog reacts this way. It must be normal for the master to spend too little time with himself.
I'm sure that's what happens to a lot of dogs, and that's when the dog doesn't want to take the host's heart, but I'm telling you it's time for the owner not to respond, because otherwise the dog can easily be separated from anxiety, which can affect the dog's mood, and it gets restless as long as you're not home.
If you feel sorry for the dog, spend more time with him, except for the necessary work.