What can a dog do if it is accidentally ridden?

It is a common behavior for a dog to be ridden, usually by another dog to show his leadership or vent his emotions. This kind of behavior seems normal, but if it is not handled in time, it will easily cause physical injury or psychological stress to dogs. So, is there any way for the dog to be accidentally ridden?

First of all, we need to make it clear that dogs should not be ignored when riding. If the rider is a puppy or a big dog, it is easy to be oppressed or injured. If the ridden dog is not the rider's close companion, it will bring psychological troubles such as fear and stress to the dog.

Secondly, to solve the problem of dog riding, we need to start from two aspects: training and management. In terms of training, we should make corresponding training plans according to the personality characteristics of the ridden dog to strengthen its self-confidence and independence. For example, you can let the ridden dog act together with other dogs, build a trust relationship in activities, and learn to protect yourself in interaction.

In management, it is necessary to control the social circle of dogs. If you find that some dogs always like to ride other dogs in parks, communities and other places, you can consider limiting their range of activities or refusing to accept these dogs. In the process of interacting with other dogs, we should also pay attention to the state of other dogs and intervene in time to avoid the deterioration of the situation.

In a word, it is a common problem for dogs to be ridden, but for dog owners, this problem can not be ignored. Through training and management, the psychological and physical burden of the ridden dogs can be reduced, so that they can live a healthier and happier life.