1. Conduct a fake hearing test

Although the hearing ability of dogs is 16 times that of humans, when you call them sometimes, they act as if nothing has happened. This is not an ear problem, but the dog’s tacit little trick. When they are not interested in your request or are too lazy to pay attention to it, they will pretend not to hear it. However, if you switch to the temptation of "going out to play", their ears will immediately stand up, showing a look of joy, which shows their cunning.

2. Performing "Sleeping Beauty" When faced with activities they don't like, dogs sometimes choose to "pretend to be asleep", pretending to be peaceful and calm, as if to say: "This world has nothing to do with me." "They think that they can cleverly avoid the owner's instructions, and use their innocent eyes to try to trick you into believing that they are really immersed in sleep.

3. Be careful when walking. Many pet owners take their dogs for walks, one of the purposes is to make them convenient . However, dogs know the art of seizing time. They will deliberately hold back and delay time, just to enjoy that moment of freedom outside.

4. The secret base of snacks. Dogs hiding snacks are a visual proof of their intelligence. This instinctive behavior stems from their survival wisdom. When faced with tempting food and toys, they will instinctively hide them in preparation for future enjoyment. But if they come back to beg for food right away after hiding, this is because they are deliberately "troublesome" to induce you to surrender again.

5. "Pitiful" Dafa dogs often look pitiful after making mistakes, because they keenly feel the displeasure of their owners. They will use their big moist eyes and innocent expressions to try to soften your heart and avoid punishment. But don’t be fooled by appearances, they are just unwilling to suffer the consequences and will likely make the same mistakes again soon.

6. Pretend to be picky and don’t think that your dog is really not interested in smelling the dog food and walking away. , in fact, they are performing a "dislike drama", hoping that the owner will understand their dissatisfaction and provide them with more delicious food. If the owner succumbs, the dog's little ideas will succeed, and he is definitely a master of strategy.

The above are some common behaviors of dogs "making trouble". I wonder if your furry child often does such interesting things? If so, next time they perform these little dramas again, you may smile knowingly and understand the cleverness behind them.