In Africa, why do cats and dogs walk around the house first when choosing a house?

In order to test whether this house is suitable for human habitation. If even cats and dogs are afraid to go in, then most of the houses are problematic and full of ominous signs. This should be the reason why Africans choose houses and hope that cats and dogs will go in and have a look. Of course, it is a little superstitious and influenced by traditional geomantic omen.

People who buy a house are optimistic about the house, and there are cats and dogs. Let two "witnesses" go in and have a look. If cats and dogs behave very docile, it means that this house is still relatively livable, and there is no bad omen. If cats and dogs are restless, angry and eager to go out, then to a certain extent, this house is not Geely's house and will generally be abandoned decisively.

This is the same as buying a house, building a house and watching Feng Shui. Although the traditional feudal superstition can't be attacked by the power of science, there are still some people and some ideas that remain in our minds and need to be gradually purified. You can't say for sure. After all, you never know. Sometimes you are superstitious, sometimes you are not superstitious.

Feng Shui masters, fortune tellers, fortune tellers and so on all have their own theories. When people are uncertain about their future, they will have a mentality of praying for the gods. This is normal, right? There are always some things in life that make us lose our minds and seek the blessing of the gods, which is understandable. But don't be overly superstitious, or keep some reason in your mind.

In Africa, the development of this place is a bit backward compared with other continents, and its ideas are also relatively backward. It makes sense that economic strength determines a person's ideological realm. Therefore, it is very understandable for Africans to take cats and dogs to see and buy houses. After all, a house is not a small thing, and it accounts for a large proportion of a family's economic expenditure.