Every Every dog has its own personality, so all dogs have different personalities. It is precisely because of their various differences that we have more choices when choosing. Owners can choose a dog that meets their own requirements based on their own needs. Choosing a dog with the right quality is a very important thing. If the quality is not ideal, it is a very painful thing for the owner, so be very careful.
1. Dogs with neutral character
Neutral type Dogs are relatively relaxed and don't have excessive needs. They are the kind of dogs that are relatively calm and self-reliant at heart. Generally neutral dogs are relatively quiet most of the time. They will first use their eyes to observe the objects around them. Most of the time they will not rush up to strangers when they see them. Instead, they will observe from a distance and wait until they are sure that the other party is not harmful. time will gradually come closer. At the same time, this type of dog will pay more attention to the owner's expression, tone and volume, and will be more cautious in his actions and reactions. Take some neutral dogs as an example. They never greet strangers when they go out unless they meet a puppy they particularly like. Under normal circumstances, they will keep pace with their owners on foot and rarely rush far ahead. When the owner takes out the food, the dog will not rush forward as eagerly as the active wave type dog, but will first confirm that it is food before moving on. Neutral dogs behave this way because they take time to think and reason before they act.
Owners who match this type of dog:
Close For those who usually work around the clock and have a special schedule, this is the first choice. It can be said that this kind of dog is the target of choice for a large number of people, and it is relatively easy to take care of it.
Dogs with different personalities also fit into the same groups
Second, pessimistic dogs
Sad type Dogs are sad and shy. In other words, they are generally timid, weak and need care and support. When a pessimistic dog goes out with its owner, it will follow the owner or only let the owner hold it. When meeting other companions or in a strange situation, it will tuck its tail, show its teeth or even whimper, showing strong caution. Conflict behavior. There is a typical dog who will tuck her tail between her legs after coming out of the cage and twitch when someone calls her name. The owner must hold her when taking her out; if she is placed on the ground, she will be afraid of shaking and will not be willing to play with other dogs. The basic reason for this behavior of pessimistic dogs is that they are extremely sensitive to the outside world. There are also many reasons for this, such as the genius having a talent defect, being scolded and corporally punished the day after tomorrow, or the owner rarely wearing it to interact with the outside world, etc.
Weakness does not mean non-aggression. On the contrary, it is because of weakness. This type of dog will easily attack others. Therefore, owners need to give these dogs more care.
In line with the owner’s type:
Retired at home, you might as well Owners who often accompany their dogs are the first choice because they have more time to accompany their dogs and train their dogs' courage. With more care, the fragile character of this type of dog will gradually improve, and it will gradually interact with the outside world without excessive conflict.
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