The difference between a real bite and a fake bite for a dog
First, the action of biting.
There is a difference between a dog's real bite and a fake bite. Dogs often bite violently, and their teeth will be deeply embedded in the inside of the bitten object, and they may even bite blood. On the other hand, the dog's false bite is relatively gentle, and the teeth are not embedded in the inside of the bitten object, but only touched gently.
Second, the strength of the bite.
There is also a difference between the strength of a dog's real bite and a fake bite. The dog's real bite is very strong and may even be painful. The strength of the dog's fake bite is relatively small and does not cause much discomfort to people.
3. The purpose of the bite.
The purpose of a real dog bite and a fake bite is also different. A dog's real bite is usually a defensive act to protect itself or its owner, or because it is threatened. A dog's fake bite, on the other hand, may be an act taken to get the attention of the owner, or because of excitement, anxiety, etc.
4. Reactions after being bitten.
The reaction after being actually bitten by a dog and being falsely bitten by a dog is also different. After being bitten by a dog, it may leave obvious scars and pain, and even need to go to the hospital for acceptance**. And after being fake-bitten by a dog, you may only feel a slight discomfort, or just leave some marks.
5. Observe the dog's emotions.
Observing a dog's emotions is also a way to tell if a dog is actually biting or a fake bite. If the dog exhibits angry, anxious, or threatening behavior after being bitten, it is likely to be a real bite. If the dog is only excited, curious, or playful after being bitten, it is likely to be a fake bite.
In short, judging whether a dog is a real bite or a fake bite needs to consider many factors, including the dog's movements, strength, purpose, and reaction after being bitten. At the same time, it is also necessary to determine whether the dog has a real bite or a fake bite according to its emotions and behavior.