To better get along with dogs, we need to fully understand our own dogs. This includes their habits, personality, care considerations, and so on. Today we will introduce the types of dog personalities. Come and see what personality type your dog has.

Very interested in everything, with a strong curiosity. They often look around during training and find it hard to focus.

Overly cautious or fearful of new things. In daily discipline, a gentle attitude should be used without anger, otherwise it will make the dog fearful and hard to build mutual trust.

This type of dog happily obeys the owner's orders and can achieve good results through training.

Dogs of this type become overly excited due to long periods of solitude. When the owner returns home, they are very happy and clingy, and will bark excitedly at passing dogs.

With rich social experience and strong independence, these dogs develop into two types of personalities: the first is continually flattering other dogs, the second is unruly and extreme due to lack of discipline.

Often self-willed and full of confidence. If forced to obey, they will show strong resistance.

These dogs have relatively fragile nerves; slight changes in daily habits will make them uneasy. If frightened during an activity, they will refuse to participate again in the future.