In the rich body language of Wang Xingren, the movement of the ears is also an important way to express emotions. When the dog puts its ears down, this cute gesture is called "hoarse ears" by many netizens. Behind this phenomenon, what are the complex psychology of dogs?Today, let's walk into the inner world of Wang Xingren and interpret the five major psychology behind the "hoarse ears"!
1. Invite to play: When a dog invites other dogs or humans to play with them with their hoarse ears, it means that they are full of anticipation. Invited dogs tend to respond in the same way, indicating acceptance of the invitation. In this interaction, the social skills of Wang Xingren have been fully reflected.
2. Desire for love: Sometimes, dogs will use hoarse ears to express "I hope you can touch the head of **". This is not only a desire for human affection, but also may be to make it easier for humans to touch their heads. This behavior reflects the warmth of the heart of the Wang Xingren and their deep affection for mankind.
3. Extreme joy: Not all Wang Xing people will jump around when expressing joy. Some dogs, when they are very happy, will use their hoarse ears to express their inner excitement. This quiet expression of joy allows us to see the peace and satisfaction of Wang Xingren's heart.
4. Coquettishness: When a dog stares at you with hoarse ears, it could mean that they want to be coquettish to you. At this time, you can give them some love and response, so that they can feel your warmth. However, it is important not to be fooled by the sudden spoiling of a strange dog, and to keep an appropriate distance.
5. Restlessness and nervousness: Although hoarse ears are mostly used to express positive emotions, they may sometimes appear when Wang Xingren feels uneasy, nervous or fearful. In this case, pay attention to observe the dog's other body language in order to soothe their emotions in time.
Summary:
By deciphering the five psychology behind the dog's "hoarse ears", we can have a deeper understanding of these cute little animals. When we interact with the Wangs, we may wish to pay more attention to their body language so that we can better meet their needs and emotions. For domesticated Wangs, hoarse ears can be a sign of trust;And for strange Wangs, it may mean that they have taken an interest in you and hope that you can become good friends. So, the next time you see the people looking at you with hoarse ears, you might as well give them some love and response!
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