Pekingese

       The Pekingese can be said to be a regular participant in major pet competitions, often achieving impressive results. They are loved by many viewers for their unique appearance. Moreover, the Pekingese is a very ancient dog breed, favored by court nobles. However, like any other thing, it has two sides. Let's talk about the advantages and disadvantages of the Pekingese.

       In daily life, Pekingese like to be pampered by their owners, enjoy being petted, and love to interact closely with their owners. They are very kind, friendly, and loyal to their owners. They are also very alert, intelligent, energetic, brave, bold, and have a strong sense of self-esteem. These are all advantages of the Pekingese.

       The Pekingese is relatively small in size but has a very sturdy and compact body structure, and is strong. They are lively and spirited in daily life, possessing a never-give-up attitude. Of course, because they were long kept by nobles, their temperament can sometimes be a bit arrogant. However, they are not delicate at all and are very brave and alert.

       Because the Pekingese has a longer coat, shedding is also a major problem for them. Additionally, they are usually kept as ornamental dogs, so their athletic ability is not outstanding, and their trainability is not very high. Therefore, for owners who like dogs to perform various tricks, this breed may not be suitable.

       So the advantages and disadvantages of the Pekingese are related to its own structure. Their appearance is exquisite and delicate, but precisely because of their size and physical condition, they are not well suited for training. Whether to choose this breed depends on each individual's perspective.