Would the dog s owner be sad if he left him for a foreign country?

In fact, dogs are just like people, they all have feelings! I love dogs and have had them since I was a child. I used to raise one, 16 years, very obedient, never bite, but I died last year, I cried so sadly I still remember when I was a child, it sent me and picked me up every day when I was a child.

When I was in high school, I lived on campus, and I came home once a week, and every time I went home far away from me, it would pick me up and jump high. It's so happy to see me, and I can feel it's happy. When I take it out every day during the holidays, I am happy that it is also happy, and when I am sad and sad, it will find a way to tease me.

Later, I went home once a month when I didn't study, and every time I saw it, I felt sad that I didn't take good care of it, I felt sorry for it, and I wasn't with it even when it died. At that time, it really felt like I was missing a true friend, a heartfelt partner!! Two years ago, I bought another puppy, and he is also very obedient, every time he walks from the house, he will bite my trouser leg and will not let go, I know that he is reluctant, and I am reluctant.

Now it's okay, I'll take it with me, and it will go wherever I go. I really want to keep it like this, never leave it again, never let it be sad again, and never want to see the previous scene again. A lot of my friends talk a lot about my dogs in my life, because I know what they want, and they can understand what I say.

As long as you treat it sincerely, you will know what it is thinking, what it wants, what it wants to do, treat them sincerely, don't make them sad, they sometimes have more feelings than people, and understand you better than people.

I'm going to be sad. But after a while it will be better I went out for two months a while ago, put my dog at my parents' house, he was sad for two weeks, listless every day, very aggrieved, and the amount of food was much smaller.

Absolutely! Dogs are very emotional animals, and it is possible that on the day its owner left, it was breaking its toes to calculate when its owner would come back! I've seen dogs go on hunger strike after their owners are gone! So it's not a matter of 10,000 steps, don't leave it behind.

Yes, dogs are very human, and they will be sad if their owners are not there, I'm sure (don't think it's my idea).

Yes, my dog is fostered in the countryside, every time I go, I walk quietly, if it sees it, the sound of barking feels like crying, very sad, I didn't have a good education when I was a child, my parents don't want to raise it, and I went to the field again!

Dogs are also living beings, and they are emotional animals, and they are not cold-blooded, they are just a little bit lower in IQ. Think about a three-year-old child leaving his mother, sad? A dog's IQ is about the same as that of a three-year-old human child.

When a dog leaves its owner, will it be homesick and miss its owner? Will it be sad?

Hello to your Changxu, the dog will be homesick when it leaves its owner, and it will also be sad, dogs are the most loyal friends of humans, because their noses are very sensitive, and it is easy to distinguish the taste of the original owner. Nowadays, many families will raise dogs as children, and they are also a member of the family, and some are even an indispensable member of the family. A family idiom will of course be sad and homesick when you leave home.

So the dog will be sad, I hope it can help you! <>

Dogs are very loyal to people and should not run away, dogs will be starved to death if there is no food for a long time. Don't do that.

It won't run away, but it's a question of whether the dog can eat and drink and whether he can get sick.