Many friends who want to raise dogs start from native dogs, because they may be easier to raise and have a more tractable personality, making them suitable for novices to raise. So for novices, how do you choose a good native dog? This actually depe...
Many friends who want to raise dogs start from native dogs, because they may be easier to raise and have a more tractable personality, making them suitable for novices to raise. So for novices, how do you choose a good native dog? This actually depends on the appearance and personality characteristics of the native dog. So what are the methods and techniques for selecting a native dog? Let’s take a look below.
First of all, we start from the personality. When choosing a native dog, you should choose a docile one. A docile native dog will be close to humans and easy to tame, so it is the best choice. On the contrary, a native dog with a bad temper will not be close to people and will bite people indiscriminately. A docile native dog will wag its tail, not bark, and be obedient to humans, so it is the first priority.
Secondly, from the appearance point of view, when choosing a native dog, you should choose a native dog with good facial features and a well-proportioned body. A good-looking native dog can bring a good mood to people and make them more lovable. Generally speaking, a native dog with neat teeth, clean hair, and no obvious deformities in the facial features and limbs is considered a qualified native dog. Of course, the specific situation varies from person to person.
However, it should also be noted that native dogs are generally easier to raise, but those with poor physical conditions are not excluded. When choosing a native dog, you should choose a healthy one. This is not only good for your family, but also avoids the pain of the native dog. A healthy native dog should have pink mucous membranes in the mouth, clear eyes, and thick hair.
If you learn these skills, you will definitely be able to choose a satisfactory native dog. Remember to collect it~
