Individual human beings have so much to give, but why is it that everybody is constantly trying to compete against one another? But seriously, your biggest competition should be YOURSELF, nobody can make you into a better person but yourself! So quit passing silly judgements onto other people and let your guard down for minute, coz you will find yourself relieved from the inner-tensions and the anxiety that had made you so jumpy and fizzy all the time.
For some of y'll who may have no idea, dogs actually have their own ways of respecting each other's territory, in another word, they are fully aware of the importance of keeping off one another boundaries. Uh huh~ thats right people, dogs actually has that kind of rules too!!! To be honest, it may sound a bit silly and quirky.
To start you off, y'll should have experienced some of the scene where pet owner takes their dog for a walk and the dog start urinating on the sidewalk. Well, thats one, another familiar scene that you may have come across is watching a dog, sniffing non-stop from the ground. Both of this two act, represent the universial sign for dogs to communication with each other, they actually smell one another's urine in order to mark their territory. The stronger the urine smell, the better chances you will have to sustain your territory because if another dog comes and realize after smelling your urine that it is not strong enough, they will actually pee on top of the original urine with their own and therefore the terriorty is now taken over by the new dog. Although it may sounds very gorss but it is the most vital aspect of determining which terriorty they own.
To give you a further understanding of this theory, I will use my husky for illustration. So, if say my baby Haze invited some friends over for a party at "her" house, she expect them to respect her territory because she lives there. And for other puppies to understand which territory they are heading into, they will sniff around Haze's house to smell for her urine. The stronger the smell of the urine, the more respect you will recieve. However, logically speaking, every dog has their own ways of marking their territory, some may actually challenge your position by deliberately urinating in your turf and then gets into a physical or verbal fight to determine who will win the territory.
Well, folks, I hope you now have a better understanding of how dogs communicate to respect each other. And really, the main focus for this post is to remind people that it is important to respect one. Just ask yourself this question, would it be better if there are less conflicts and more happiness?
