Every dog needs to exercise properly and pay attention to health issues, and need to understand and meet their needs in order to become an excellent family partner. 1. French Bulldog French Bulldog, or French Bulldog, has soared in popularity over...
Every dog needs to exercise properly and pay attention to health issues, and need to understand and meet their needs in order to become an excellent family partner.
1. French Bulldog
French Bulldog, or French Bulldog, has soared in popularity over the past few years, becoming the top of the list of most popular dog breeds in many families. French Bulldogs are suitable for family atmosphere. They are cute, lively, and have cute voices.
According to the Kennel Club, French Bulldogs only need up to one hour of exercise per day. Since French Bulldogs are cunt breeds, that is, their faces are flat, they can easily have difficulty breathing. When exercising French Bulldogs, you must take special care to make sure they do not overheat during the exercise and avoid overworking in hot or humid weather.
French Bulldogs have moderate hair loss, but are generally considered to be dog breeds with less hair loss. They are not a dog breed that loves to bark too much.
2. Labrador Retriever
Labrador Retriever is a typical family dog, diligent and loyal, suitable for various living environments. They require a lot of exercise and mental stimulation, and exercise for more than two hours a day is a must. Labrador's hair needs.
3. The Golden Retriever
Golden Retriever is also an excellent family partner and gets along with meekness. They need more than two hours of exercise every day and like to play picking up balls and swimming. The head of the golden retriever needs to be groomed daily or at least twice a week. It should be noted that golden retrievers have the most serious risk of cancer.
4. German Shepherd
German Shepherd is an excellent working dog and a cute domestic pet. They are smart and require a lot of mental stimulation and exercise. Common health problems include hip retraction and elbow dysplasia and progressive rupture.
5. Poodle
Poodle is known for being smart and social, and needs treatment for the head. They need a lot of sports and intelligence games. Poodles are prone to gastric dilation and contraction, Cushing's disease, and eye problems.
6. Bulldog
Bulldog has low energy and likes to relax with its owner. An hour of walking and some games per day is enough. Bulldogs are prone to skin wrinkle dermatitis, cherry eyes and sympanic eye diseases.
7. Rottweiler
Rotttweiler is an excellent working dog, protective and alert. They require a lot of exercise and training. Health problems include joint dysplasia, eye problems and heart problems.
8. The Belgian dog
Beagle is known for its soft ears and a working character. They require a lot of mental stimulation and long walks. Beagles are prone to intervertebral disc disease, hip dysplasia and hypospnea.
9. Dachshund
Dachshunds are fun, curious and energetic, but are prone to the opposite problems. Limit them to jump from high places to prevent disc disease.
10. German shorthaired dog
German haired indicator dogs with high intensity exercise and mental stimulation. They like to point and are prone to short skin and ear infections.
11. Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Corgi are energetic and have been used to grazing in history. They require one hour of exercise per day and are prone to degenerative rupture and hip dysplasia.
12. Australian Shepherd
Australian Shepherd
They need to participate in canine sports and competitive games. Health problems include hip and elbow dysplasia and learning.
13. The Yorkshire Terrier
Yorkshire Terrier, also known as "Yorkies", is a small dog with a distinct personality. Despite its size, the Yorkshire Terrier is still a terrier, known for its lively and vigilant nature. Therefore, they may bark a lot. If a Yorkshire Terrier has behavioral problems, the most common thing is excessive barking.
Yorkshire Terrier is very popular with apartment owners because they don't require much exercise. They are satisfied with walking every day and playing some games at home.
Yorkshire's gray and tan fur is often touted as "hypoallergic", meaning it is unlikely to cause allergies and does not shed hair. However, because their hair may be knotted, it needs to be groomed every day. This breed should be professionally sorted out every four to six weeks. Common health problems in Yorkshire Terrier include tracheal collapse, patellar dislocation, and canine pancreatitis.
14. The Cavalier King Charlie Beagle
The Cavalier King Charlie Hound is gentle and cute and suitable for being a family dog. They are prone to mitral valve disease and vasculosis.
15. Doberman
Dobermans are passionate and loyal, requiring a lot of training and outdoor activities. Health problems include joint dysplasia and bloating.
16. Boxer Dog
Boxer Dog is energetic and requires a lot of exercise and socializing. They are prone to heat stroke and various cancers.
17. Mini Schnauzer
Mini Schnauzer is outgoing and energetic and requires daily sports and sports games. They are prone to cataracts and pancreatitis.
18. The Casrow Dog
Casrow Dog is confident and decisive, suitable for being a guard dog. They require a lot of exercise and mental stimulation and are prone to motor joint dysplasia and bloating.
19. The Great Dane
Great Dane
The Great Dane requires a lot of food, exercise and training. Health problems include bloating and joint dysplasia.
20. The Shih Tzu
West Tzu
is lively and suitable as a pet dog. They need to groom their hair every day and are prone to ear infections and gastritis.
