When a person is chased by a dog, the dog will immediately run away as soon as he squats?

Because the dog will think that you are looking for something to attack it, it will feel threatened, so it will run away.

Because at this time, the size of the person will become larger, which will give the dog a strong sense of oppression, and it will think that you are ready to attack him, and it will also think that it can't beat it, so it will run away.

Yes, because after crouching, the dog will think that you are going to take something and throw it, so it will run away as soon as possible.

Because dogs will be afraid, after a person suddenly squats, the dog will feel that people are looking for an attack, so the speed of running away and running will become faster and faster.

This is because when the dog sees the person making this action, it thinks that the person will attack, so at this time the dog will hide, afraid of injury.

Because when a person suddenly squats down, the dog thinks that someone is looking for a ** to beat him, so he will subconsciously dodge.

It doesn't necessarily work, dogs that have been beaten will think you're going to pick up something to hit it when they see you squatting down, and it will subconsciously run away in fear, but for example, pet dogs and some wild dogs can't tell your intention to squat, and wild dogs may pounce on you directly.

This trick actually doesn't work, because if the dog has rabies, he will always chase you, and squatting down will obviously not solve the problem.

It really works, I was chased by dogs many times when I was a child, and as soon as I squatted down, they all ran away, and they were probably all stoned, so there was a psychological shadow.

The reason why you want to squat down after being chased by a dog:

1. Four-legged animals, when attacking the target, will first bend their forelimbs and arch their hind limbs, and two-legged birds will also bend their necks first, and then jump up to attack each other, so in the animal kingdom, bending has become a sign to be ready to attack each other, which is the result of evolution, so dogs will think that they are going to attack it when they see people bending over;

2. Dogs think that people squatting down to pick up stones and hit them, and most dogs will feel scared and will retreat.

When people squat, dogs don't chase because this is an offensive posture, and humans do squatting this action, in the eyes of dogs, they will think that it is people who pick up stones or other items on the ground as ** to attack them, which is an offensive posture. After all, the posture of a four-legged animal when attacking is that the forelimbs are bent down and the hind limbs arched. Dogs think that bending over is an aggressive gesture.

In addition, netizens with experience in raising dogs generally recognize that dogs are intelligent animals, if they are well trained, they can recognize human commands, and have a certain amount of thinking about what happens, then the question is, what does the posture of human squatting represent in the eyes of dogs?

There is a saying that when humans do the action of squatting, in the eyes of dogs, they will think that people are picking up stones or other items on the ground as ** to attack them, which is an offensive posture. After all, the posture of a four-legged animal when attacking is that the forelimbs are bent down and the hind limbs arched. The attacking posture of birds is also that of bending their necks, which means that the animal perceives the bent posture as an attacking posture.

So, when people make a squatting action, the dog thinks that the person being chased is going to pick up the "**" to attack them, which seems to prove that the dog is really bullying the soft and afraid of the hard, the more people run, the more they chase, when the person resists to hit it, the dog immediately runs away.

Although dogs are friends of humans, there are occasionally some vicious dogs in life, and I hope that when friends meet the best dogs, keep calm, try not to be in a hurry, do not pull their legs and run, and do not stand on the dog's escape route, pretending to squat and pick up things.