Why do dogs get scared or even run away when they see people squatting?

Because they will feel that these people are people who are likely to bully them, and they may hurt them at any time, so they are generally very scared after seeing people squatting down after shopping, and even run away in a panic, so this look is also understandable, because after all, they are dogs, they don't understand people's thoughts. <>

Dogs will be afraid when they see people squatting, and even run away because people will throw stones, it will often hit dogs with stones in the very beginning of us humans, just like wolves will think that people are shooting him when they see people squatting, which may have been taught to them by their ancestors. <>

The reason why dogs are scared when they see people opposite them is because they feel that people are picking up stones from the ground, and they will ** be afraid that people will hit him, I think this is what their ancestors taught them, every dog is like this, it's strange, I don't know why, it's like they were born with fear. <>

Dogs will be scared when they see people squatting, and even run away, because in their eyes, if they squat, it may be to prepare for impact, just like they will impact squatting before running, because it is faster to run in this way, maybe they think they may be a small rooster tower, so they will be scared, and even run away.

Dogs will be scared when they see people squatting, and even run away because they will think that people are going to hit them, because after all, they have very few places to see, and they are very low, so they are generally like this when they fight with other dogs, so when they are squatting down, it is as if they are going to hit those dogs, so they will be very afraid.

Because he'll think it's an attack position, he'll think you want to attack him better and faster at close range, or even he'll think it's a ready-to-get position before you rush up, jump at any time, not that you want to play with him, he'll be scared. Because he'll think it's an attack position, he'll think you want to attack him better and faster at close range, or even he'll think it's a ready-to-get position before you rush up, jump at any time, not that you want to play with him, he'll be scared.

Everyone wonders why dogs are afraid when they see people squatting, and even run away. In fact, this is just a dog's conditioned reflex. The dog may have been beaten, but when he squats, he thinks that someone is touching a stone and wants to throw him.

So he will be so scared that he will even run away. It's normal.

All four-legged animals, when attacking their target, bend their forelimbs first and arch their hind limbs; Two-legged birds also bend their necks first and then jump up to attack each other, so in the animal kingdom, bending over has become a sign to be ready to attack each other, which is the result of evolution. So the dog (and indeed other animals) saw the person bending down and thought it was going to attack it.

But knowing doesn't mean being afraid. Wolves, for example, may just stop and observe. Tiger-level bosses may not even stop.

Most animals run away from you standing before you get close (because humans are large erect animals after all). But these are things that you don't usually have access to (not those raised in the zoo). Dogs are basically the largest carnivores that can be touched in daily life.

Because he will think that this is an attack position, an attack position he will think that you want to attack him better and faster at close range, and even he will think that this is a preparation position before you rush up, and jump at any time, not that you want to play with him, he will be afraid.

Because the dog will feel that people squatting down to pick up ** hit it will be very, very afraid, I am quite sympathetic to the puppy, but I hate the kind of people who squat down inexplicably and deliberately scare the dog, I think they are really very excessive, anyway, it is absolutely impossible for me to do such a strange thing.

1. Because when the four-limbed animals attack the target, they bend their forelimbs first, and when the human squatting is resistant, the dog will mistakenly light the basis and think that the person is going to attack.

2. Dogs are accustomed to the posture of human standing, and after people squat suddenly, dogs will feel uncomfortable.

3. After humans squat, it is similar to canine, which will make dogs mistakenly think that they are the same kind and produce a sense of crisis.

4. Dogs will mistakenly think that people are squatting down to pick up items on the ground to attack, so they will be afraid.

5. After a person squats, it is similar to the posture of a wolf squatting, and dogs are naturally afraid of wolves, so they have a sense of fear of people.

All four-legged animals, when attacking the target, first bend their forelimbs and arch their hind limbs, and two-legged birds 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 the dog (and indeed other animals) saw the person bending down and thought it was going to attack it. That's why it's scared.

When dogs live in groups, there is also a hierarchy. Establishing such an order can maintain the stability of the entire group and reduce the vicious fights and wars caused by food, living space, and competition for the opposite sex. Before the dog lies down, he always walks around and makes sure that there is no danger before he sleeps peacefully.