Many people are hesitant when choosing dogs, and they don’t know which dog is better to raise and are easy to take care of. If you want to raise a dog, then you should consider the following 7 types of dogs before raising them, because many novice owners want to "return" the goods after raising them!
NO7, French Bulldog
French Bulldog is one of the current internet celebrity dogs. Don’t think that fighting is cute and soft. There are also some unknown small shortcomings in the fight, such as: poor stomach and intestines, snoring, poor immunity, relatively ordinary IQ, and easy farts.
If you are a more careful and patient person, you can safely raise a magic fight, and it is not easy to have the idea of "returning the goods".
NO6, Golden Retriever
Golden Retriever is a "big warm man" loved by many people. She has good looks and a gentle personality, and is not aggressive. However, golden retrievers also have some shortcomings, such as severe hair loss, greed and can eat, and a lot of exercise.
These are relatively "fatal" flaws for pet owners who don't have much spare time and those who don't like to clean up dog hair.
NO5, Border Collie
Border Collie is also a pet dog that many people like to raise. It has high appearance and IQ, but Border Collie is relatively exercised and is too smart and has ideas, so they may be disobedient in daily life.
After making a mistake, the border herder will also know how to eliminate and cover up the crime scene. The daily battle of wits and courage will make the pet owner feel a little tired!
NO4, Beagle
Beagle
is very popular in the United States, but it is not so popular in China, because most pet owners in China do not have enough yards for Beagle Activities. Beagle has many obvious shortcomings: vigorous energy, barking loudly, breaking up houses, greedy, and poor obedience.
Many people call the Beagle "Big Demon King". If a novice rashly raises a Beagle, they are afraid that it will be easy to persuade them to return the goods and want to return them.
NO3, Samoyed
Samoyed is one of the three fools who sled. It is also difficult to raise. It may be more tiring to raise a Samoyed person with a bad personality than a husky. The main disadvantages of Samoyed are: severe hair loss, playfulness, impatience, and excessive time-consuming and laborious bathing and beauty.
It is no exaggeration to say that if you can't control your Samoyed, it will become dirty and smelly, making people just want to stay away from it.
NO2, Alaska Dog
Alaskan Dog is a large dog that many people love to raise. It looks majestic and handsome, but it is honest and cute. In addition, it is relatively docile, which is really fascinating, but it has great shortcomings: it has a lot of hair loss, a lot of appetite, great strength, and strong ability to destroy the house.
When a pet owner raises an Alaska dog, he needs to provide him with his diet and walking exercise time. He also needs to give him some snacks and toys to grind his teeth, and he also needs to comb his hair regularly, otherwise his family will be in chaos.
NO1, Husky
Husky is undoubtedly the most difficult dog to raise. In the early days, there were many Husky's "appearance fans", but when raising Husky, most pet owners complained and wanted to return the goods.
Because Husky combines glass stomach, hair loss, family destruction, nerves, and hand-waking, raising Husky is a hell level difficulty for novice pet owners. I advise everyone not to raise Husky on impulse.
Conclusion: Which of the dogs above can you keep?