Why are dogs more faithful than humans, and why are dogs so faithful?

…Friend, are you out of love? To be honest, I would like to know this question too, but add me q:97025520 If you have to say why dogs are more loyal than people......All I can say is: there is only one animal in the world that can love you more than itself, and that is....Dog.

1. When sleeping, stay outside your room.

The dog's ancestors lived in the wild, so they had to be vigilant at all times to avoid being attacked by enemies while sleeping. And now the dog regards the owner as his own family, in order to avoid the owner being attacked while sleeping, so the dog will stay outside your door every time you sleep, which is the dog guarding you, and it is also uncomplaining.

2. When you meet a stranger, you will call.

Many dogs will keep barking when they encounter strangers, even when they come to the house, which makes the owner feel that the dog is very impolite. But in fact, the dog will do it because it is guarding you. In order to prevent people from hurting their owners, dogs will bark at people they are not familiar with in an attempt to deter them and protect their owners.

3. When the owner is in danger, he will go out of his way to protect the master.

Dogs have been loyal since ancient times, and they are truly loyal to their owners. Once the owner encounters danger, it will protect the owner as soon as possible, even if it costs its own life, it will not hesitate, which is the performance of the dog to protect the owner. There are many news reports that the story of the dog dying to protect its owner, this kind of protection is really distressing.

4.The master follows wherever he goes.

Many people think that when the owner goes, the dog will follow, because the dog is too dependent on the owner. Yes, part of the reason is that the dog is clingy, but there is another reason, and that is that the dog is guarding the owner. The dog is afraid that the owner will encounter danger, and he will not be able to arrive in time to save the owner, so he has to follow step by step to protect the owner in time.

The dog's loyalty to its owner, from the emotional basis, has two **: one is the attachment and trust of the mother; The second is loyalty and obedience to the group leader. That is to say, the dog's loyalty to its owner is actually a transfer of the dog's loyalty to its mother or group leader.

From the perspective of pedigree, modern domestic dogs can be divided into two categories: jackal bloodline and wolf blood. The loyalty of the jackal bloodline dog is mainly associated with the first emotion**, that is, mainly out of attachment and trust to the mother; This kind of mother can be anyone who is kind to it.

The loyalty of the wolf bloodline dog is mainly associated with the second emotion**, that is, it is mainly out of loyalty and obedience to the group leader of the dog; This kind of leader, for dogs, has only one life. In this way, loyalty has different meanings for these two different bloodlines of dogs. For a jackal dog, loyalty to its owner refers to loyalty to all those who are friendly to it, while in the case of a dog of wolf blood, loyalty to its owner refers to loyalty to one owner.

A dog of jackal blood can be loyal to all those who are friendly to it, and this "loyalty" should be disloyal to a particular owner. Wolf bloodline dogs, because they are loyal to only one owner in their life, so it can be said that wolf breed dogs are far more loyal to their owners than jackal dogs. The reason why there is such a difference in the loyalty of these two bloodline dogs is rooted in the fact that the genetic code of these two dogs is different.

Hehe, because you're stupid, you say.

It is difficult to change the dog's thinking if it is simply identified, and it is impossible to turn the corner to put it in layman's terms.

I'm a girl, because dogs are good friends of humans, loyal to humans, and take care of the house, that's all.