I wonder if you've ever heard of a phrase called "Doggy Mankind"?

The master, when he's either in the hands of the master, faces other people or other dogs, as if he were going up in a minute to fight; but when the master really let go... It's even a little awkward that the momentum just disappeared.
Why does a dog always like "Doggy Mankind"?
Dogs are insecure.
I don't know if anyone has noticed that dogs are easier to “dogs than dogs”. Most dogs are timid, sensitive and very sticky.
When they go out with their masters and see other dogs or people coming near them, fearing that the master will be taken away, they yell at others first and try to defeat the “enemy” in this way.

The dog's a coward.
Some dogs are born timid, and when they face other dogs, fearing that they will be bitten into an instinctive state of defence, they make other dogs think they're no good.
All this must be premised on the presence of the master, the “back-to-back mountain”, so that they can be “gold”. And that's why the masters often throw their hands at them.
Dogs trust their master.
Some doggies rely heavily on their masters for everything. As long as there's a master, there's a boss.
So when the dogs go out, they become very “cross” and they can't help but provoke even when they meet a dog of their own size.

Dog's high IQ performance.
And if your dog not only understands "dogs" but also looks at a series of "sweet operations" like "dogs" and "sweethematics" and so on, there's no doubt about it.
High-intelligence dogs analyze the emotions of their masters and then act through daily observation. So when do you have to do something?

It's because of the master's obnoxious indulgence.
There's a dog because the master is too fond, even if it does something wrong. In the long period of love, dogs become more and more “absolute” character, so that dog power happens here more and more often.
If change is to be made, the owner must stop it in time for the dog to make a mistake and use snacks to teach them in daily practice to help the dog to correct the bad habits.

What do your dogs do under?