Thrilling Experience with a Highly Intelligent Dog!

Dogs are incredibly loyal companions, often following their owners around the house, watching every move they make. It's their intelligence that allows them to remember and store these actions in their minds, and they are also adept at reading their owner's expressions and emotions. This is why, when we're feeling down, our dogs can sense it immediately and join us in our sadness.

One of my friends has a Shiba Inu at home, a breed known for its somewhat aloof nature. However, despite the owner being busy with work and other commitments, the Shiba Inu is incredibly attached to its human. Whenever the owner returns home, the dog eagerly follows, as if afraid of losing sight of them. This attachment is so strong that the Shiba Inu will even follow the owner into the bathroom, making it necessary for the owner to keep the bathroom door open even when living alone.

It's important to note that this behavior is often a sign of boredom, so it's crucial to not neglect our furry friends. They deserve plenty of love and attention!

Here are several ways to spot a highly intelligent dog:

1.撒娇能力

Dogs are naturally affectionate creatures, and a smart dog knows how to use its charm to get its owner's attention. It might nudge for treats, pats, praise, or a gentle kiss, all of which are signs of its intelligence and understanding of human emotions.

2. Discrimination between owner and stranger

A clever dog is a devoted one, recognizing its owner by the sound of their footsteps and voice. It will eagerly greet them with a wagging tail, but when it encounters a stranger, it remains cautious, not the type to be overly friendly with everyone. Its loyalty is unwavering, and it can always sense its owner's presence even amidst a crowd.

3. Selfbathing skills

While many dogs dislike baths, a smart dog understands the importance of cleanliness. It might seek out a spot to roll in the mud or find a river to clean itself before returning home, showing its intelligence and selfawareness.

4. Unlocking the cage door

Most dog owners lock their pets in a cage when they're not home. A less intelligent dog would simply wait patiently for the owner to return and release it. However, if your dog not only understands how you open and close the cage but also manages to do it itself, you've got a highly intelligent and resourceful pup that even knows the importance of closing the door after exiting.