Shar-Pei (detailed introduction)

       Generally, dogs are very interested in new things in the outside world, so if owners take them out for walks or playtime, they will feel excited. However, not all dogs are like this. Some dogs are very unwilling to go out. So, what are the reasons why these dogs do not want to go outside? Let's analyze them.

       Dogs unwilling to go out may be because they are a bit timid and scared, unfamiliar and unadapted to the outside environment. This leads to dogs feeling nervous once they go outside. Facing an unfamiliar outdoors, dogs prefer to stay indoors, which they feel is safer and more reassuring. In such cases, owners should not try to force the dog to go out. Instead, they should give the pet some time or find ways to guide the dog to slowly walk outside. Owners need to help pets by giving them enough time to recognize and get familiar with the strange environment outside.

       If a dog is feeling unwell, it will also not want to roam freely outside. At this time, the owner should observe the dog's mental state and check if there are any abnormalities. If any issues are found, they should be handled promptly. Some dogs are naturally inactive, so they also dislike moving around outdoors.

       Therefore, if a dog is worried about unfamiliar environments, the owner can slowly guide them to gradually get used to the outside environment. Of course, dogs should not be forced to adapt quickly. If the reason is illness, then the dog should be taken to the hospital for an examination and the problem resolved as soon as possible.