Dog's ass is commonly called "ass", but many dog owners think this name is too vulgar and not elegant enough, so they prefer to use some euphemisms, such as "ass" and "waist", or directly use the anatomical term "ass and anus".

2. What role does the dog's ass play in physiological function?

Dog's buttocks are not only muscle tissue, but also bear the physiological functions of excretion and communication.

Among them, the excretory function is embodied in: the excrement produced when the dog goes to the toilet is discharged through the buttocks and anus; The communication function is that dogs will sniff each other's buttocks when they meet, so as to understand each other's information, mood and health.

3. What problems should I pay attention to when raising a dog's ass?

The dog's buttocks are also the parts that dog owners need to pay attention to.

First of all, it is very important to keep the dog's buttocks clean, which can avoid bacterial infection and odor spread caused by long-term uncleanness.

Secondly, if the dog has bad behaviors such as itchy buttocks, wiping the floor and licking the buttocks, there may be problems such as inflammation and parasitic infection, and it is necessary to go to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.

4. What etiquette should a dog owner pay attention to when dealing with his dog's ass?

Treating a dog's ass also requires some etiquette and culture.

First of all, don't touch the dog's buttocks at will, which may cause discomfort and threat to the dog; Secondly, don't sniff in public or unfamiliar dogs, especially when your dog is not present.

In short, only by respecting the dog's private parts and behavior habits can we establish a good relationship between people and dogs.