Although the character of a dog is caused by congenital elements, some people think that what is more important is the acquired harm of the owner to the dog. The character of a dog is usually also a projection of the owner's personality, so it h...
Although the character of a dog is caused by congenital elements, some people think that what is more important is the acquired harm of the owner to the dog. The character of a dog is usually also a projection of the owner's personality, so it has the name of "the dog follows the owner". So how much correlation is there between these and each other? Can the owner's character be seen from the dog's habit development?
In fact, dogs of different breeds have very different personalities. They have been trained and selected for many years and have split in terms of body shape, body shape, habit development, etc. In addition, dogs have long gone their separate ways. It can be said that dogs have brought genetic genes of certain personalities since their birth. Although the genetic element of this kind of genetic lies in different individuals, it is not easy to think that a certain dog breed must be a certain personality, but when the owner chooses a dog, he usually commits this kind of incorrectness and puts his subjective thoughts on the dog. Even if the dog does not have a certain personality at the beginning, he will be correctly guided by the owner to develop the personality in the later stage of growth.
For example, many owners who choose border herds have the aura of leading cadres themselves. They attach great importance to their personality because of their high IQ and good at leading cadres. Therefore, when feeding border herds, they will pay more attention to these aspects of shaping. Therefore, when we meet border herds, we usually have a wise and steady impression of the border herds owners.
The impression given to everyone by the golden retriever is all self-confidence but especially likes to be quasi-dirty. The owner’s choice of golden retriever generally shows that their identity and love for the golden retriever personality. They are usually very simple, funny and brave people. This kind of personality will also cause harm to the creation of golden retriever personality. Therefore, the congenital personality of a dog often has key harm to the choice of the owner. Sometimes the owner's personality can be easily seen from the dog type.
The dog lives with its owner for a long time and shares resources with its owner at home and settles in the natural environment. This external factor is intoxicating the dog's personality. In addition, the dog is debugged and harmed by its owner. It does what its owner likes to do. If it develops habits gradually and is consistent with its owner, it will gradually become similar to its owner in terms of personality.
For example, the natural environment near the owner is particularly quiet, with few main members of the family and fewer unfamiliar staff. When the dog grows up in a quiet natural environment, it will become more and more accustomed to this kind of natural environment. Once it touches a natural environment that is particularly noisy or crowded, the dog will cause boredom and restlessness. In fact, owners in this type of natural environment usually have that personality. On the contrary, the owner's living environment is particularly prosperous. When encountering different things every day, the dog will be particularly good at participating in social media, but it will not bear loneliness, which is often a reflection of the owner's personality.
Even if a dog who is cheerful by nature goes to a quiet natural environment, cannot withstand this kind of lonely and boring atmosphere, becomes increasingly irritable and restless, keeps walking around or barking loudly, the owner who is not good at speaking will dissuade the dog from making such personal behavior. If this happens, the dog's personality will also be changed. Similarly, these dogs who like to be alone are forced to be thrown into a natural environment with more people by their owners for training, and in the long run, they will become more and more cheerful.
The same dog breed is fed by different owners and has different personalities. This is why everyone often praises "other people's dogs". For example, most golden retrievers are famous for their steady and elegant obedience, but some are cheerful, active, bold, and reckless, while others are safe and stable and like to be alone; for example, Corgi are usually arrogant and dedicated, while others have trained Erha.
Although the dog's personality is greatly affected by its owner, their personality is still subject to a variety of factors. We can see the owner's integrity from their appearance, but it is not completely consistent with the owner's personality. So is the dog's personality in the family consistent with you!
