Different puppy breeds require different levels of attention and needs throughout their development.
Dog trainer and co-founder of puppy training app Zigzag Lorna Winter names the six most difficult dog breeds to train. The Daily Mail writes about it.
“Taking care of a puppy of any breed is no easy task, but we can admit that some breeds are a bit more difficult to train than others. While there are no inherently ‘bad dogs,’ different breed of puppies require different levels of attention and needs throughout their development”, said the specialist.
The list is topped by the Beagle.
“This breed is like a super detective when it comes to smelling scents, and the adventure of finding scents is in their DNA. train!” – the expert explained and reminded that beagles love a lot.
In second place are Jack Russell Terriers.
“These terriers are known for their very strong prey drive, which can sometimes create a bit of a problem during training, making them one of the most demanding breeds to work with. The Jack Russell Terrier have a ton of energy, so if you can find a way for your child to express some of this energy, it will make your life easier when it comes to training because they won’t be frustrated by running and playing. Be sure to engage in mental activity such as puzzle games and regular walks between training and rest periods.
Third on the list is the French Bulldog.
“Puppies have bigger brains than we think and they absorb so much useful information despite their young age. The key is to start early. We know that all you probably want to do is cuddle and kiss them”, but they are smart dogs who love to please, so start teaching them the basics as soon as possible to increase the chances of getting great dog behavior. You can even teach him some tricks ahead of time,” Winter added.
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Source: korrespondent
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