Why does the master talk to the dog, the dog keeps looking at it!

In this social development today, we believe that we should have a very large number of people who have had pets, and who are the best-choice little pet dogs, are undoubtedly the most loyal friends of all. They can make people like cool people, they can be passionate, they can be loved by a lot of people.

In this social development today, we believe that we should have a very large number of people who have had pets, and who are the best-choice little pet dogs, are undoubtedly the most loyal friends of all. They can make people like cool people, they can be passionate, they can be loved by a lot of people. But when dogs speak to their owners, they don't communicate through video or voice, they communicate with people in body language. I don't know if any of these people realize that when the master talks, the dog turns his head, or when the dog stares at you, it's also his head. Then why do dogs love to bend their heads? J.J.'s here today to provide an analysis of the situation.

The first dog to love a crooked neck was not sleeping on a pillow the previous day, which had to do with the construction of his ears. Although your dog hearing system is so smart that you can identify different objects and you can hear the frequency that people can't hear, it's actually testing the actual sound that comes from the work that people do. The brain of a dog can measure a slight difference in the time when it hears sound in its two ears, and both ears are close to its head, which means that the sound coming from the side cannot be identified precisely. As a result, they have a crooked neck position that allows them to adjust the receiving position and to better identify the source of the sound.

And then it's about the dog horizon, and think about it if we take the fist and put it in front of the nose, it's like the dog's. When a dog sees others talking, its mouth and nose cover the lower parts of the face. And in order to get better information from people's voices on small-faced cases, dogs tend to focus on one side of the head, so that you can see your mind clearly.

I feel the dog's crooked head is so "destructive" that the poor face is in the center. In practice, however, the dog only wants to hear more about the message the owner wants to deliver, to identify the special tone and the change of tone of eating or playing. That's why it's not cute!