Different Dog Breeds

Different Dog Breed Traits

All dogs are not created uniformly, and not all dogs will follow through with all of the characteristics of the breed. We all aware of the nipping Golden retriever or the affectionate poodle that goes in contradiction of everything that you thought you knew. And while there is always the exclusion that proves the rule, there are a sufficient amount of the dogs that do follow standards and traits to make them worth exploring when you are considering adding a dog to your family unit. Bear in mind, dog breed traits are merely guidelines and may not totally and sufficiently describe each separate animal. Always evaluate a dog on its own worth, keeping in mind any possible traits that might seem undisciplined to you.

Some dogs are identified for being restless, rambunctious creatures that have the capability to be damaging, irredeemable and potentially nuisances if they do not accept training and have to be be watched at all times. These take in the Jack Russell terrier, the Labrador Retrievers, and the collie. Jack Russell Terriers also tend to dig when bored stiff, while the lab will show his gloom by refusing to be fully housebroken. (Again, these are just speculations, I am sure your lab is a perfect angel and only goes potty outdoors!)

Some breeds are uncontrolled barkers, or even worse, yowlers. Raucous dog breeds include the Border Collie, who has a abrupt, hard to take bark, the bored stiff beagle that yowls and, of course, the yippy poodle. Nervous dogs tend to overreact to every sound or change and will bark as well. This characteristic is commonly seen in the smaller breed dogs, such as the Chihuahua, the Pomeranian and the Lhasa Apso. The Chihuahua is also infamously willful with housebreaking and can to be a bit of a biter. (Mine would lay outdoors on a bright terrace for hours, get up, stretch and then dash inside to pee on my carpet, so do not get me started.) Hound breeds have a tendency to be the howlers, particularly if they hear trains or sirens. Hounds in the city are guaranteed to be sad, and freak out each and every one of the neighbors.

There are various breeds that no one would say a bad word about, and then there are the the other extreme- the breeds that no one would say a good word for. Golden retrievers are generally well praised dogs, quiet, good natured and gentle, but there is bound to be a barking, biting golden to deal with. And of course, we all know that it is the pit bulls and their close relatives that get all of the negative press. While these are the dogs most affected by negative press and bad ownership, it is still probably advisable to consider owning these only if you are willing to properly, get the proper dog training for them, and learn everything that you can about the breed.
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