Raising a dog is a fun and challenging choice for many people. From dogs’ diet to their training, every link requires us to invest a lot of time and energy. In this article, we will introduce you to the most suitable dogs for beginners to help you s...
Raising a dog is a fun and challenging choice for many people. From dogs’ diet to their training, every link requires us to invest a lot of time and energy. In this article, we will introduce you to the most suitable dogs for beginners to help you start your dog raising life easily.
1. Chinese pastoral dogs
Everyone is very familiar with the breed of Chinese pastoral dogs. Although they may not always look good in appearance, don’t look down on pastoral dogs just because they can be seen everywhere and have low prices. As local dogs, they have many advantages. The biggest advantage is that they are good in good health, not easy to get sick, and have no requirements for food, so it is best to raise them with dogs.
Advantages: He has a strong adaptability, is not easy to get sick, is not picky about food, is very humane, has high loyalty, is always loyal to his master, is strong in family abilities, and does not bark casually;
Disadvantages: has a certain degree of aggressiveness. , and there are many strings, and the appearance may not be good-looking.
2. Corgi
Corgi is not expensive. Apart from being hair-loss and lumbar spine, it is indeed not difficult to raise. Moreover, its cute appearance is simply cute. The little dog I just raised in my friend's house is Corgi, which can bring a lot of joy to the owner.
Advantages: gentle, lively and active, optimistic and cheerful, non-aggressive, short hair is soft, no body odor, high IQ, heartwarming and sticky;
Disadvantages: easy to shed hair, common short legs, poor spine, and unable to climb stairs frequently.
3. Teddy
Teddy has a lively, obedient, gentle and loyal personality, and the purchase price and feeding cost are not high. Moreover, it does not shed hair and is not prone to illness. This is simply a blessing for many people.
Advantages: Small body size, small appetite, no hair loss, small body odor;
Disadvantages: Hair needs regular beauty, and is one of the dog breeds with heavy tears. You need to pay attention to cleaning some secretions in your eyes in daily life.
4. The Schnauzer
The Schnauzer is a gentleman's young man and the first choice for raising dogs. He is independent, brave and smart. He is very suitable for raising in the city. He does not require a large breeding space. He is in a good body, strong and rarely gets sick.
Advantages: Being good at home, being alert to strangers, being loyal to the owner, and being small in size, not shed hair, and having a small body odor, very clean;
Disadvantages: being jealous, sensitive in skin, poor stomach, unable to eat greasy food, will lose hair.
5. Border herder
Border herder is one of the breeds with the highest IQ in the dog world. Its IQ is equivalent to a child aged 6-7, and it looks very beautiful. The black and white border herder is called "Panda among dogs". He likes exercise and has a great body.
Advantages: smart, can quickly understand the owner's commands, can also observe his expressions, and get along with other animals. It is not easy to get sick. Disadvantages: too smart, may trample the owner's IQ under his feet, and shed hair, and are more timid and afraid of things.
Although raising a dog is not an easy task, if you keep a dog well, you will gain a lot, especially happiness and happiness. Are there any breeds of the above five dogs you like?
