Some dogs have relatively independent personalities, while others are very clingy by nature, especially the following ones. I advise you not to be too impulsive before raising one, otherwise you will find that you have no private space at all! It follows wherever it goes!
Type 1: Bichon Frize
Bichon Frize is a small dog that is particularly clingy. It can be said that 9 out of 10 Bichons are just "clingy" dogs.
Many scavengers said that even when they go to the toilet, Bichon Frize has to follow them. Seeing its cute appearance, they are reluctant to kick it out.
If you have a Bichon Frize, you will definitely have no private space at home. It will not allow you to be alone at all!
And looking at Bichon Frize so cute, you can’t help but give it a paw. It’s a two-way relationship~
The second type: Teddy
Teddy is also a very clingy little dog. However, it is more lively than the Bichon Frize, and it will come to you to pet it if nothing happens.
keeps rubbing its head against your hand, even if you don't want to touch it. If it stops in the middle of touching, it will pull at you and ask you to continue.
Teddy is also highly dependent on its owner. You can properly exercise its independence at ordinary times, otherwise it will easily suffer from separation anxiety .
The third type: Ancient Shepherd
The full name of Ancient Shepherd is " Ancient English Sheepdog ", which is a large and thick-haired dog.
It is like a giant doll. It is very comfortable to hold. At the same time, it is also very clingy. It will be wherever its owner is.
even sleeps against its owner, and is so clingy that she can't get rid of him.
He also likes to be jealous. If you have multiple pets at home, you must coordinate the relationship between them!
The fourth type: Rottweiler
The Rottweiler is a medium-sized fierce dog that is somewhat aggressive, but it is very docile to its owner.
A Rottweiler is a strong and fierce bodyguard outside, but at home, he is a cute little girl who often acts cute and submissive. The contrast is huge.
Many owners never thought that Rottweilers could be so sticky before raising them, which is unbelievable.
However, when raising Rottweilers, attention should be paid to socialization training to prevent Rottweilers from being too sensitive and exhibiting aggressive behavior.
Encourage it with some snacks during training, and the effect will be better.
In addition, Rottweilers are banned in many cities. Before raising them, you should check whether they can be raised in your city.
The fifth type: Labrador
Labrador is a very loyal and friendly dog. It likes its owner very much and will never leave.
Although Labrador is quite big when it grows up, it still likes to be held by its owner, as if it is still a baby.
The important thing is that most Labradors are prone to obesity. When they grow up, they become big and strong, making it difficult for the owner to hold them.
Such a big "Labra Pig" pounces on me, it's really unbearable!
Not only that, while the Labrador begs for a hug, the owner can also get a coat of dog hair.
Although Labradors have short hair, which is easy to take care of, they also shed very badly. They can often rub against your hair, which is quite frustrating.
However, it is normal for dogs to shed hair. What owners can do is to minimize their hair loss.
You can comb it more often and feed it some nutritious food. Choose a light, low-salt dog food containing hair-beautifying ingredients as the dog's staple food, such as the ones in the picture below.
Conclusion: Which dogs do you think are clingy?
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