For a dog, eating without sharing is not a friend.
Kim Mau-O looks like he's still in the mood, but there's food here as if it's another dog. The family recently bought a big cake to celebrate his birthday for another Kim Odie. Turns out O'Leaton looked at the owner and put the cake in front of the birthday star, and he was angry. The other dog had a happy birthday, and then he saw a bad look on his face, so he couldn't laugh.
O: I'm actually laughing. I'm really happy.
Even if the owner is in the middle, it's as if he's not happy, as if he's gonna take the cake and eat it in the next second. It must be very reluctant. Why is it the only one with cake?
This is not the first time that a “holy” ostrich has been seen, and as long as it sees what others eat but not share it with itself, it is particularly angry at the whole face. Before I saw the master eat the souffle without sharing it, I was angry. Usually it looks like a warm, big blond hair, and once you have something to eat, it doesn't treat you like a friend.
Although the cake will eventually be given to you, the dog is an animal living in the present, and he knows that there are cakes and he doesn't give them to me. Wild dogs survive in the natural environment and eat without a single meal. Food is essential for survival, and if it is not properly guarded, it can only starve, and most dogs leave behind a habit of feeding. Dogs move from work dogs to pet dogs, and have not experienced long periods, and most doggies still eat in their bones, even though they are now fed. Like sheepdogs, even without having to work, their behaviour, the habit of staring dead at strangers or moving objects with their eyes, has not completely changed.
Some of the more sensitive dogs, who see people approaching, feel they want to eat and get on alert immediately, and if the owners approach with the wrong approach, they may exacerbate their feeding behaviour.
The dog tends to wrinkle his nose out of his fangs, which is already dangerous. It's a more obvious warning act for dogs, and most of them start to attack and bite. It should not be fun and happy to take pictures so that the dog feels the owner acquiesces or encourages feeding behaviour. If the dog has kept whispering and even biting at his family, it is better not to use the Internet to provoke his feeding behaviour, but rather to seek help from the dog trainer, otherwise it will only worsen his feeding behaviour.