Whether dogs are close to people is closely related to their personality and surrounding environment.
There is a kind of dog called "other people's dog". They are obedient, considerate and can perform all kinds of actions. When they look back at their own dogs, many owners can only sigh silently. In fact, this situation does not mean that our dog is dumber than other people's. To make a dog obey, besides the dog's own character, it is also very necessary to teach him carefully. Moreover, we should not have the same high requirements for all dogs. After all, there are many kinds of dogs, so there are certain differences in physical fitness and IQ.
< strong > first, intimacy with the owner < /strong >
We usually care about whether dogs are close to people, but because of their personality, we'd better not expect all dogs to stick to us and spoil like us. Generally speaking, bulldogs, golden retrievers, Labradors, etc. all prefer to be close to people, and usually these dogs prefer to stick to people. However, dogs like Songshi and Great White Bear are relatively independent in character, and even for their owners, they don't seem particularly clingy, so we shouldn't force these dogs to be very close to us. However, if the owners encounter certain threats, these dogs will still stand up.
Training dogs should also start from the dog's body shape and obedience.
< strong > second, the dog's IQ < /strong >
Because of breed differences, there is a certain gap in IQ between dogs. Take border collies as an example, the reason why they rank first in dogs' intelligence quotient is that they are excellent in all kinds of performances. It takes much faster energy to train this kind of dog than ordinary dogs, so don't punish your dog because it is difficult to train.
< strong > Third, training should be treated differently < /strong >
For the training of dogs, we should consider the intelligence quotient, obedience and body shape of dogs. The reason why we say that some dogs are quite well trained is that they have a high degree of obedience and can fulfill their master's orders well. Some dogs have stubborn personalities, so it may take us more time to train, but this does not necessarily mean that dogs' IQ is not high. It may be that this kind of dog's obedience is not very strong, which affects the training progress. In addition, according to the difference of body size, the intensity of training should also be treated differently. We can't let small dogs do some projects that only large dogs can do, which is not only useless, but also harmful to the dog's health.