Dogs are always passionate about their masters, but what if they meet a more passionate master?
The owner of Chai Dogs and Chestnuts is a standard "Fanny Control" that usually likes to hold a dog and kiss and hug! Tsauni likes the master too, but it's a real self-defeating thing to do as a dog.
The master hugged her, buried her head in her hairy neck, and he kept kissing! Fascinating with the zealous kisses of the master, tsani is a little overstretched and can only bear it with her eyes. It's two claws in the back on the master's body, and it's like it's giving up the struggle.

It was thought that the master's offensive would stop, that he could get out of the sea, and that the master would kiss again: no, come on!
The master kisses for 40 seconds, and the twats are born with unlovable faces! What kind of experience does a master have more passion than a dog?
Human beings express love by kissing and hugging, but dogs don't necessarily accept it! The dog that was kissed on the top was impenetrable, and it was an expression of tension when he left his head and licked his mouth. It doesn't speak, but it's been revealed in the little move: I don't like the master holding his kiss so long!
People hugging and kissing, dogs don't like it!

There's a master who has to argue: No, my dog likes it! Your dog lives with you for a long time, knows your behavior, that hugging doesn't hurt you, but in the case of strangers, it could be another end. Why?
Because in the dog's perception, hugging is an act that places the body on itself, and it means to dominate. Especially when people are bigger than dogs and dog pressure increases when hugging. Imagine a 2-meter-high man on the road holding you up and holding you up.
If it wasn't for a dog you know, or a dog, don't hold the dog around, or even put your face on it. It's better to look at its own dog, if it struggles to escape and doesn't force it. It just doesn't like the move, not not the master, the dog has other expressions of love!

Don't think the dog's hairy, it's gonna freak out!
Many people can't wait to touch their heads when they see cute dogs. But a dog doesn't like a stranger taping his head, reaching his head is blocking his sight, and it makes him uncomfortable even if you feel weak. Some people bite when they touch a dog, they think you're being rude by a stranger.
Look at the dog, look at the body, touch the head, hug, etc., and if it wasn't for the master, the dog would be nervous and timid and even direct defensive attacks. If it wasn't for my dog, you'd better not touch it, but ask the master first! Especially parents, if their kids like dogs, they have to teach them that to avoid being hurt!