As dog owners, we all want our dogs to behave around our expectations, but sometimes we find that dogs exhibit behaviors that disrespect their owners. These behaviors are often caused by our failure to properly establish the relationship between owner and dog.

4. Lack of respectful role exchange

In some cases, dogs May try to assume a dominant position in the family, ignoring or defying the owner's instructions.

How to deal with it:

- Clarify the roles of the owner and the dog. Establish a vertical structure in the human-dog relationship so that the dog understands that he is in a secondary position in the family.

- Increase training time and positive incentives. Spend more time training and interacting with your dog, using food and praise as positive incentives.

Dogs’ disrespect for their owners often stems from our failure to establish a good relationship between owners and dogs. By re-establishing basic command training, providing the right chew materials, establishing clear rules and boundaries, and clarifying the roles of owner and dog, we can build better relationships with dogs and reduce the occurrence of disrespectful behavior. At the same time, remember to guide the dog with patience and love. Only through persistence and correct training methods can we eventually develop good habits and behaviors that respect the owner.