Chihuahua (detailed introduction)

        When a group of cute puppies appear in front of you, it might be impossible to judge their personality. Most people will choose a dog that they feel close to or interact well with. However, once brought home, you may find them so difficult to train. Actually, a dog’s daily behavior reveals its personality essence. With careful observation, you can roughly understand what type of canine you are dealing with.

       1. Kneel down at some distance from the puppy and call it over. How does the puppy respond?

       A. Tail held high, runs straight over

       B. Hesitates a bit then comes over

       C. Does not come over

      2. Toss a crumpled paper ball a short distance in front of the puppy. What is their reaction?

       A. Runs toward the paper ball and will come back with encouragement

       B. No interest in the paper ball

       C. Plays alone with the paper ball, ignoring the tester

      3. Flip the puppy onto its back with all four legs in the air. How does it react?

       A. Slightly struggles, quite submissive to the tester

       B. Struggles but eventually has to submit

       C. Struggles continuously

      4. Place the puppy, just flipped on its back, in front of you and gently stroke its body. It will?

       A. Accept the tester’s affection

       B. Accept the affection but shows signs of wanting to leave

       C. Walks away immediately

       5. Hold the puppy in your arms across your chest for half a minute. It will?

       A. Lie comfortably in the tester’s arms

       B. Slightly wriggle

       C. Try to break free from the tester’s embrace

       6. Walk slowly in front of the puppy to attract it to follow. The puppy will?

       A. Follow the tester

       B. Hesitate but move forward

       C. Rush past the tester

       Answer:

       Choose A = 3 points, Choose B = 2 points, Choose C = 1 point.

       Total score 15 or above (including 15): The dog easily accepts the owner’s training and communicates well with people or other animals. Additionally, these dogs adapt quickly to unfamiliar environments and have a higher level of socialization.

       Total score 10-14 (including 10 and 14): Sometimes the dog may act a bit stubborn, but overall, with correct and skillful methods, this type of dog can be well trained. However, they may show insecurity or shyness in interactions with people or other animals, requiring proper guidance from the owner.

       Total score below 10: To conquer this type of dog, you must be an expert trainer. These dogs have their own opinions from a young age and are not easily tamed.