When a teddy is overly frightened, it will usually act like it is shaking, expressing its fear through its body. Some teddy’s may even become incontinent, especially if they are timid and easily frightened. When Teddy is frightened, it will cause harm to its psyche and may also have an impact on Teddy’s body, such as vomiting, diarrhea and other stress reactions. Therefore, it is usually best not to tease or frighten Teddy at will. The owner should calm the dog well, such as holding in the arms to pet, feed some of Teddy’s favorite snacks. For the timid Teddy, the owner pays attention not to scare it daily and put Teddy in the room when the firecrackers are released.
