Dogs are universally recognized as humans' best friends. Many people choose to raise a dog as a pet and companion. Teddy refers to the "Teddy bear style" poodle. Teddy dogs are generally small in size, but they are confident, intelligent, and very active. Like humans, Teddy dogs have emotions and express their feelings in their own way. As their owners, we need to care for them regularly and respect their emotions to some extent.

Teddy dogs express emotions quite obviously. If they especially love their owner, they will try their best to show it. At the same time, they will also display signs if they dislike them. Based on their behavior, you can judge the degree and direction of a Teddy's feelings toward its owner. So, what are the signs that a Teddy does not like its owner?

If a Teddy does not like its owner, it may develop some aggressive behaviors. Most Teddy dogs are friendly to their owners because their temperament is generally gentle, clingy, and highly amiable. If you notice your home Teddy dog is not close to you, even resists you, bares its teeth at you, or when correcting it for mistakes it attempts to attack you, then in most cases, the Teddy does not like its owner.

If after training your Teddy to relieve itself in a designated area, it suddenly starts to urinate or defecate everywhere, causing you trouble, this might be a retaliatory behavior indicating the Teddy does not like its owner. Such retaliation can also include tearing up the house. Generally, the likelihood of a Teddy tearing up the house is very low. If this happens, it may be due to the owner spending too little time accompanying the Teddy, or some of the owner's actions hurting the Teddy, leading to dislike. Teddies are naturally clingy, but if you find your Teddy does not like to stay at home, enjoys going out a lot, is often missing, or disobedient, these are also signs of disliking the owner.

In fact, such situations with Teddies greatly relate to how the owner treats them daily. When a Teddy shows these behaviors of disliking its owner, the owner should seriously consider whether they are spending too little time with the dog. Being an owner means being responsible for your pet and showing more love and care.