To test the dog's personality, you can consider the following points: 1. Observe behavior Observe dog's behavior, including its reaction to strangers, reaction to other dogs, whether it is aggressive, whether it likes to be close to people,...
To test the dog's personality, you can consider the following points:
1. Observe behavior
Observe dog's behavior, including its reaction to strangers, reaction to other dogs, whether it is aggressive, whether it likes to be close to people, etc.
2. Measurement of body indicators
Use body indicators such as heart rate, body temperature, and breathing to evaluate the dog's emotional state and response to different stimuli. 3. Conduct personality tests
There are some special tests, such as the Carl Baker personality test, which can evaluate the dog's personality traits, including extroversion, neuroticism, openness, and sense of responsibility.
4. Social ability
The tester knelt in front of the puppy for a distance and called on the puppy to come. If the puppy has a strong tail and goes straight to it, it must be a dog with confidence and socializing head; as for independent dogs, they may be indifferent; while the timid puppy may come but has hesitant attitude and has a tail hanging down.
5. Follow the tester first stands up and walks slowly to attract the puppy to follow him. The puppy with strong self-confidence will take the initiative to follow him; while some puppy stumbling around and hesitates to move but stop. Such dogs are relatively unconfident; while independent dogs go elsewhere.
6. Suppress
and turn the puppy on the ground and faces its feet up, press it with one hand on its chest, and use a little force to restrict it from moving, staring at its eyes with both eyes for half a minute. At this time, the strong puppies will struggle hard and their eyes will not be afraid; the timid ones will obey and their eyes will wander. This test is extremely important, and the strongest puppies are only suitable for experienced people.
7. Raise
Hold the puppy in front of the chest with both arms and stand up for half a minute; the purpose is to test how it copes in an uncontrollable environment. If the puppy can lie comfortably on the bend of arms, it is easier to adapt to unfamiliar environments when it grows up; on the contrary, the puppy that keeps struggling will also be unwilling to accept human control when it grows up.
It should be noted that there will be differences between different breeds of dogs and different individuals, so multiple aspects should be considered to evaluate the dog's personality.
