Pet Dog

　　When grooming your beloved dog, you should not only stroke its head and back but also touch sensitive areas like ears and fingertips, helping it gradually get used to being caressed. This makes brushing teeth and cleaning ears much easier. Also, if the puppy lies on its back with its belly exposed, it means it has "submitted" or is showing affection to you.

　　1. Affection is indispensable and can cultivate its obedience awareness

　　When grooming your beloved dog, you should not only stroke its head and back but also touch sensitive areas like ears and fingertips, helping it gradually get used to being caressed. This makes brushing teeth and cleaning ears much easier. Also, if the puppy lies on its back with its belly exposed, it means it has "submitted" or is showing affection to you. At this time, you should gently caress it to cultivate its awareness of obeying the owner. From the puppy's early age, groom it regularly all over the body so it gradually realizes grooming can also be an enjoyment.

　　2. Let it interact more with people and other animals to cultivate its social skills

　　If it only interacts with family members at home, it will feel nervous when in a new environment. Therefore, to cultivate its cheerful social skills, let it have plenty of contact with people and other animals from a young age to accumulate abundant social experience. When letting it contact other dogs, to avoid fear, start with dogs with gentle temperaments, then gradually expose it to other breeds. Allow your dog to play and get familiar with the language of dogs while interacting with other puppies.

　　3. Play and communicate with it verbally to help it gradually adapt to humans

　　Talk to it while playing, letting it realize that humans are not scary animals. Soon, it will develop a strong sense of trust towards its owner.