Are dogs loyal?

Dogs are sensitive and loyal to their owners.

As the saying goes, "A loyal dog is nothing more than a dog", "A son is ugly but not greasy, and a dog's family is poor and not greasy" are all accurate portrayal of this characteristic of a dog. After a period of contact between dogs and people, they will establish pure feelings, which will become stronger as time goes on. Dogs can understand their owners' language and expressions. They are worried by their owners' worries and excited by their owners' joy. For example, when a dog meets again after a long separation, it will be extremely excited and affectionate, its tail will swing vigorously, its body will twist naturally, and sometimes it will gently lift its forelimbs and lick its owner's hands or face with its tongue. When the host encounters misfortune, he will become uninterested in anything, listless, or even eat less or not, showing great sadness. Sometimes being scolded and beaten by the owner for doing something wrong will not dislike the owner running away, and will not move the owner because of poor feeding conditions. When the owner is attacked by animals or people, it will also respond immediately, barking and pouncing on animals or others. Dogs have a strong sense of protection, absolutely obey their owners, can swear to help their owners, and bravely take the lead in completing the tasks assigned by their owners. It is precisely because of this characteristic of dogs that people's desire to keep dogs is aroused. Therefore, in the management of feeding, the breeder should be fixed and not easily replaced to reduce the stimulation to the dog.