Golden Retriever (detailed introduction)

        If you have a dog, besides creating good living conditions for it, you also need to help your dog learn to get along with family members, companions, and even other people more quickly. If you want to know whether your dog can adapt well to family and social life, you might want to try this little test below.

        1. Is your dog very sensitive, paying close attention to everything happening outside even when at home, and barking immediately at the slightest disturbance?

        A. Yes   B. No

        2. Does your dog hardly listen to the owner at home and like to cause damage?

        A. Yes   B. No

        3. Does your dog go out less than three times per week?

        A. Yes   B. No

        4. Does your dog dislike going out?

        A. Yes   B. No

        5. When your dog sees strangers or unfamiliar animals, does it always growl, bark loudly, or directly avoid them?

        A. Yes   B. No

        6. Does your dog show no interest at all in friendly people and animals?

        A. Yes   B. No

        7. Does your dog bark randomly even when there is nothing going on?

        A. Yes   B. No

        8. Once excited while playing, does your dog simply not stop?

        A. Yes   B. No

        Test Results

        If you chose one "Yes," it indicates your dog already has issues adapting to family and social life and needs timely correction. If you chose two or more "Yes," it means your dog is not adapting well to family and social life. Without promptly helping your dog with socialization training, your dog may encounter many problems in future life!