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Who would a dog consider it's master to be, if husband and wife share the chores, i.e. walking, feeding etc and spend equal amounts of time with it.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Although dogs are not as manipulative as cats they are capable of playing its humans off against each other. Cats just do it more often and don't care if they are found out.
I think that it is mainly due to the breed of the dog (what it has been bred for), and the personality of both owner and dog.
Dogs (and cats) live for the moment - they probably don't see themselves as below humans in the pecking order.
I think that it is mainly due to the breed of the dog (what it has been bred for), and the personality of both owner and dog.
Dogs (and cats) live for the moment - they probably don't see themselves as below humans in the pecking order.
Deep down in every dog is a wolf, -even in a Chihuahua, and there's always a pack instinct with the hierarchy of the alfa dog as as leader, in my experience with several dogs it is usually the one who feeds it, which in our case has always been my wife, with me thinking of myself as just another pack-member.
Our gorgeous Hungarian sheep dog ( the ones from which British and Australian border-collies were bred) likes to always know where we both are all the time, but it is my wife she follows around the house and garden most of the day.
Our gorgeous Hungarian sheep dog ( the ones from which British and Australian border-collies were bred) likes to always know where we both are all the time, but it is my wife she follows around the house and garden most of the day.