You can still eat when you're being watched by a hungry power dog?
It's been trained not to take away the master's food. Keep an eye on the table, hoping to get a bite of your own.
While watching TV while eating, Xiao Rain lays down at the table, leaning his head over the table, looking at the food in the master's dish with a warm eye and following the master's chopstick. The rain stretches its neck and keeps approaching the plate, licking its mouth to suggest that the owner "give a bite"! The master had no idea what it was like to be careful. He had to use his arm to protect food and swear sovereignty.
Such scenes are performed every day, and as soon as time is served, the rain will be reported by the table. Rain, the "hungry power" will stare at food, but it's a dog who knows the rules! One time, it was too hard to wait, and the rain fell over the table and slept so badly that the master didn't even know he was eating.
Many masters must have experienced the feeling of being watched by the “hungry forces” of their families, and the heat of their eyes makes them feel like they're a monster. In order to avoid such sights, some of the masters came to the room to close the door and eat, but as soon as the snack bag was torn, the dog went to the door and started to protest against the fact that you were eating behind my back.
If you're looking at the owner with a big eye full of water, the dog takes further action, pulls your hand with claws, and keeps staring at the food on your hands. Some of the impatient doggies will be impatient and yell at their master: give me a bite to eat! Especially impatient dogs, they'll go straight to their mouths, they'll show their master and they won't give me a bite: you're not going to eat!
Not every dog is polite enough to know his master's things. Hero, a grubby firewood dog, waits for food every time, but as long as the owner says, "You can't eat this thing," "You can't eat it", he gets angry and he keeps barking at the owner to express his dissatisfaction!" The easiest way to get a dog to eat is not to give it, just to cut it off. But what about some of the masters? Then let the dog trade his work for food! It is not customary to give snacks, but only after every dog has followed instructions and carried them out, so that it can become accustomed to knowing that there is no free lunch in the world.
What do your dogs do when you eat? Will it be quiet, or will it just do it?