K*****o
发帖数: 1609 | 1 秋田可是比较厉害的哦, "The breed's temperament can range from calm to bouncy
and aggressive, so it should always be supervised around small children and
other animals"
当然,我相信,狗主人可以很大程度上改变狗狗的性格.
https://shine.yahoo.com/pets/8-worst-dog-breeds-first-time-owners-133100139.
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By Jessica Remitz | Pet360
Making messes, running wild and being a little too curious around the house
are all behaviors we expect of our beloved pups at one point in time. But
which breeds take a bit more effort to manage than the rest? Though the
natural instincts of some breeds help them to excel in the field or with
properly trained handlers, they may not make the best choice for
inexperienced pet parents. While we encourage all prospective pup moms and
dads to research which type of pet is best for your family, we've asked the
American Kennel Club to share the breeds that could present the biggest
challenges for first time owners.
#1 - Border Collie
Considered the "workaholic" of the dog world, according to AKC spokesperson
Lisa Peterson, the Border Collie is highly driven and extremely energetic. A
breed that thrives when they have a job to do and space to run, Border
Collies requires much more exercise than a walk around the block or a quick
romp in the yard. If first time pet owners don't know how to keep their
Border Collie sufficiently stimulated, occupied and exercised, the breed may
develop behavioral issues.
#2 - Cane Corso
Trained as a property watchdog and wild boar hunter in Italy, Cane Corsos
are large, strong dogs with a dominant nature and strong will, according to
Peterson. If they aren't able to establish themselves as leaders of the
household, potential pet owners run the risk of their 120-pound Cane Corso
ruling the roost. Because of its instincts as a guardian, Cane Corsos form
strong bonds with their owners and can be very protective over them. Loving
with its owners and affectionate towards children, the Corso is alert and
can be territorial.
Learn more about the Cane Corso.
#3 - Skye Terrier
A courageous, sensitive breed that likes to do its own thing, the Skye
Terrier can be stubborn and very wary of people and dogs it does not know.
Comfortable living indoors as a companion dog, the breed does require
regular outdoor activity. With a double coat and hair that can grow over the
breeds face and eyes, Skye Terriers require regular bathing and brushing to
prevent mats, making its grooming needs a bit too much for first time
owners.
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#4 - Bloodhound
Though the Bloodhound is an extremely affectionate breed, their take-charge
nature makes it essential for pet parents to be the undisputed boss in their
home, Peterson said. With one of the strongest noses in the world, the
Bloodhound will always want to follow its nose and may pull an unaware owner
regularly on the leash to follow a new scent. Like most hounds, Bloodhounds
may bay often to alert their owners of nearby danger (real or perceived)
and is also prone to chasing small animals.
#5 - Treeing Walker Coonhound
Known for its extreme endurance, competitive spirit and desire to perform,
the Treeing Walker Coonhound is a favorite of hunters but may not be ideal
for first-time pet parents. Originally bred to track and tree wild raccoons,
the Treeing Walker Coonhound has a competitive spirit and requires regular
activity to stay in shape and is best suited for families that lead an
active lifestyle. Though the breed is intelligent, condiment and social, new
owners may not be prepared for its desire to chase small game while outside
or the barking that will come along with it if they tree their quarry,
Peterson said.
# 6 - Australian Cattle Dog
A loyal breed that loves to play and work, the Australian Cattle Dog fares
best in the country with a job to do, like herding, obedience or agility.
The breed can be as stubborn as the cows they were bred to work, Peterson
said, and can become restless without a job to do. Intelligent and full of
energy, Australian Cattle Dogs require plenty of daily exercise and can be
wary of strangers. Though the breed bonds closely to its family, Peterson
said Australian Cattle Dog owners must establish themselves as the pack
leader to promote a harmonious household.
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#7 - Tibetan Mastiff
Historically isolated in the Himalayan mountains to guard tents and families
when flocks were moved to higher pasture, Tibetan Mastiffs was bred to be
kept confined during the day and let loose at night to continue their duties
as a watchdog. As a result of its ancestry, the breed is extremely
independent and intelligent and may have its own agenda in the home. Due to
its protective nature, the Tibetan Mastiff may act aggressive towards
strangers, making it difficult to bring new people home. Though it is loyal
and loving to its family, the breed will require proper obedience training
and socialization from an early age on in order to live well with families
and be around other animals. These training requirements may prove too
difficult for first-time owners.
#8 - Akita
A powerful working breed that originated in Japan, the Akita is large, alert
and has strong guarding instincts. Known to be relatively quiet-the breed
is called the "silent hunter" in Japan, according to Peterson-Akitas will
sound the alarm if an intruder breaks in. Although they make wonderful guard
dogs, the Akita likes to be the leader of the pack and requires a strong
hand in training. The breed's temperament can range from calm to bouncy and
aggressive, so it should always be supervised around small children and
other animals, Peterson said.
It's important to keep in mind that, although these particular breeds may
require more training than others, all breeds require plenty of positive
training and socialization from an early age in order to be happy, well
adjusted pets in the home. First-time pet parents should do plenty of
research before committing to a breed to ensure they understand the
temperament, medical conditions and grooming needs of the breed they're
interested in before they take it home. | Y****a
发帖数: 17170 | 2 我叉，藏獒,秋田还没有Jacob的 worse 排名高。 哈哈。 | L******u
发帖数: 3412 | 3 border collie适合很有时间的active family养
所以满足这个条件，first time owner也没啥
毕竟这狗太聪明了，好训啊！ | K*****o
发帖数: 1609 | 4 这个榜上好多狗不好养是因为大运动量。我朋友家养了个边境牧羊犬，说太聪明了，太
活泼了，真不好养。
看来牧羊犬，牧牛犬都是大运动量出名，性格并不具很强的攻击性。
【在 Y****a 的大作中提到】
: 我叉，藏獒,秋田还没有Jacob的 worse 排名高。 哈哈。
| m***h
发帖数: 23691 | 5 BC, heeler都属于闷骚型的，不搭理其他人狗。
【在 K*****o 的大作中提到】
: 这个榜上好多狗不好养是因为大运动量。我朋友家养了个边境牧羊犬，说太聪明了，太
: 活泼了，真不好养。
: 看来牧羊犬，牧牛犬都是大运动量出名，性格并不具很强的攻击性。
| s****t
发帖数: 17096 | 6 没有shiba inu，不准
bouncy
and
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【在 K*****o 的大作中提到】
: 秋田可是比较厉害的哦, "The breed's temperament can range from calm to bouncy
: and aggressive, so it should always be supervised around small children and
: other animals"
: 当然,我相信,狗主人可以很大程度上改变狗狗的性格.
: https://shine.yahoo.com/pets/8-worst-dog-breeds-first-time-owners-133100139.
: html
: By Jessica Remitz | Pet360
: Making messes, running wild and being a little too curious around the house
: are all behaviors we expect of our beloved pups at one point in time. But
: which breeds take a bit more effort to manage than the rest? Though the
| m***h
发帖数: 23691 | 7 小柴比吉娃娃还好养
【在 s****t 的大作中提到】
: 没有shiba inu，不准
:
: bouncy
: and
: 133100139.
: house
| z******o
发帖数: 3285 | 8 穿轮滑溜，或者骑自行车，如果人无法天天长跑的话。即使我家狗，我也打算搬家以后
整个轮滑，这样我累的日子就有办法满足他的运动要求了。
【在 K*****o 的大作中提到】
: 这个榜上好多狗不好养是因为大运动量。我朋友家养了个边境牧羊犬，说太聪明了，太
: 活泼了，真不好养。
: 看来牧羊犬，牧牛犬都是大运动量出名，性格并不具很强的攻击性。
| Y****a
发帖数: 17170 | 9
NO, Jacob会打其他的狗。
【在 m***h 的大作中提到】
: BC, heeler都属于闷骚型的，不搭理其他人狗。
| Y****a
发帖数: 17170 | 10
其实只要狗喜欢玩球or 飞盘就很好办。
我现在大部分时间是让Jacob接飞盘直到累趴下了，就回家。很容易。
【在 z******o 的大作中提到】
: 穿轮滑溜，或者骑自行车，如果人无法天天长跑的话。即使我家狗，我也打算搬家以后
: 整个轮滑，这样我累的日子就有办法满足他的运动要求了。
| q***6
发帖数: 5654 | 11 最好是养狗的同时再养两只羊。。。就没你啥事了。。。
【在 Y****a 的大作中提到】
:
: 其实只要狗喜欢玩球or 飞盘就很好办。
: 我现在大部分时间是让Jacob接飞盘直到累趴下了，就回家。很容易。
| r*****a
发帖数: 27155 | 12 他会不停地过来请示他爹，羊往哪里赶
【在 q***6 的大作中提到】
: 最好是养狗的同时再养两只羊。。。就没你啥事了。。。
| s********e
发帖数: 2148 | 13 哦吼，沒有阿拉斯加，我該感恩嗎？考慮二狗入鬆獅，嘿嘿 | s****t
发帖数: 17096 | 14 跑的也比吉娃娃快
【在 m***h 的大作中提到】
: 小柴比吉娃娃还好养
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