Why do dogs like to bite slippers? Why do dogs love to bite mops?

It shouldn't have anything to play with, and you don't play with him. He only played with slippers, and they smelled on them

The first is that I like to play. Growing puppies are curious about everything around them. Second, there is the problem of teeth.

Puppies begin to have permanent teeth when they reach four to six months, and they often need to bite something hard to help the new teeth erupt. Store-bought dog food is too soft and useless for teeth grinding; So, unless the owner gives them harder, tooth-friendly food, the puppy will find something to nibble on its own. Third, it is the "pre-hunting" stage of puppy growth, when the puppy has a considerable interest in hunting, but is not yet capable of catching prey.

Adequate nutrition is very important at this stage. Because in the wild, adult dogs will bring large pieces of meat back to their habitat for puppies to eat; In other words, the older puppies at this stage are already eating raw meat. There is little chance that a domestic puppy will be able to eat raw meat at this stage, but the dog's nature is the same, so he nibbles on the slippers on the carpet or the mailbag on the porch as raw meat from an adult dog.

It's a puppy struggling to adjust to life in the "dog pack" (i.e., the family he lives in), and if he is scolded for eating "raw meat" (i.e. slippers, gloves and the like), he will be confused and saddened. Or maybe it's because it likes to feel lonely and likes the smell of its owner.

First, instinctive reactions. When the dog sees a stuffed object, it will go up and bite it, and swing its head from side to side, which is the hunting instinct inherited from its ancestor wolf. The fabric on the mop is fluffy, so the dog will like to play with the mop.

Second, hold a grudge against Li Shen. Whenever we pick up the mop, the dog's favorite toys or teething sticks will be put away, and the dog will hold a grudge and launch a retaliatory attack when he sees the mop, creating the illusion of liking to play with the mop.

Third, smell. There is a smell on the mop that dogs like. After the dog eats snacks on the floor, we mop the floor with a mop, and there will be a smell of dog snacks on the mop, the dog's sense of smell is more sensitive, and it will bite the mop when it smells its snacks or other favorite smells on the mop.

Dogs can like to play with the mop, but we can't let the dog play with the mop, after we mop the ground, the mop is more damp, and a large number of bacteria breed on it, and the dog bites the mop and is easy to contract diseases. It is recommended that pet owners put the mop away after mopping the floor and do not let the dog play with the mop.