How do you choose a suitable dog?

  Choosing a pet that is right for you is of the utmost importance. Choosing the right pet can avoid a lot of trouble. If you do not choose the right one, the worst case is that the pet is not valued by the owner and is irresponsible to the pet. The International Kennel Club, classifies dogs according to their main use: sporting dogs, hunting dogs, working dogs, terrier dogs, pleasure dogs, family dogs, livestock dogs and others, a total of eight breeds. So, today author will be taught how to choose a suitable dog.

• The first is to look at the price.

The cost of owning a dog generally includes the initial purchase cost and maintenance costs. Each breed of dog has a different purchase price and it is advisable to find out the market price of the dog you want to buy before you get started. Teddy, for example, can be purchased for 600-1000, or a little more if you want to buy a good quality and pedigree teddy. On the other hand, the size of the dog has a big impact on the cost of keeping the dog. A larger dog will also cost more for dog food and dog maintenance.

• The second thing to look at is the dog's energy.

If you like to exercise, you can choose a large dog with a lot of exercise. If you like to stay at home, you can choose a small dog with less exercise. Adult Labradors are more athletic and will cause havoc at home if they have too much energy.

• The third thing is to look at the grounds of your home

The size of the space determines your tolerance for all types of defects in your dog. A small location in your home is suitable for a small dog that doesn't shed, and a large location can be used without considering the dog's shedding.

• Fourthly it is all about your tolerance of the dog.

The smell, personality and flaws in the dog are mainly dependent on what you can tolerate. Choosing a suitable dog is like choosing a suitable partner: the habits, personality, energy and spending situation all have to match, otherwise there will be conflicts.