Some actions that may seem fun to humans can be uncomfortable for your dog, such as blowing it in the face or ears.You’ve probably already noticed that when you do this, your pet gets irritated and may even be in a defensive position.If you have ever wondered why your dog does not like to be blown, in this article we will explain how your dog feels when he does this and why it is better not to do it.Continue reading this Animal Expert article and get to know your dog better.
Hitting your dog in the face can seem like a lot of fun, but dogs don’t like it very much.If you think about it, it’s something you don’t do to others, even when you’re trying to play with a baby.he’s also irritated.
- With this in mind and knowing that it bothers your dog.
- And that sometimes you can even try to attack it.
- There is no reason to keep blowing it.
- The two main reasons your dog gets irritated when he blows you are: the effect he has in your senses and the discomfort it causes you.
When it blows into your dog’s face, three important organs can be affected: the nose, eyes and ears.
First of all, remember that the smell of your dog is one of its most developed senses, largely because of its wet nose, thanks to its wet nose and the millions of sensors that reside there, the dog can detect odors over great distances, allowing him to have a very precise idea of what surrounds him.
When his nose dries on his face, the dog may feel ashamed of losing the picture of what surrounded him, making it common to become violent.Similarly, blowing on your face can momentarily dry your eyeballs and, honestly, who likes it.Do you have a direct airflow in your eyes?
Finally, if you blow in your ears, you will also find it uncomfortable, because it is another sense much more developed than that of the human being, so you perceive a very loud and uncomfortable sound.
The most important thing is that you understand that if your dog has shown discomfort or aggression after blowing it, it means that it bothers him and should not continue to do so.
Dogs are sensitive animals that remain loyal to their owners, creating a strong emotional bond with them, the relationship between the two must be based on mutual respect, which includes respecting your puppy’s space and becoming aware when some of their attitudes are cause discomfort.
In the same way that it corrects unpleasant behaviors in dogs, you must also correct these habits in order to achieve a harmonious and happy coexistence.
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