Shetland Sheepdog (definite introduction)

The Shetland Sheepdog looks like a very elegant dog. The beautiful "scarf" has attracted many people's attention. If we only infer from the appearance, we can feel that it is a kind of gentle and naughty dog, so is this really the case? Is the Shetland Sheepdog naughty? Let's plan it.

Generally speaking, Shetland is sincere, caring, cheerful and intellectual. They should be very naughty pet dogs. However, the characteristics of Shetlandia will mainly vary from breeder to breeder. To put it simply, it is closely related to the environment in which Shetlandia lives and the raising method and style of the owner. Shetland is an honest, sincere and very smart dog. A gifted optimist, it is easy to be with people and easy to train. Therefore, it is not difficult to make Shetland become naughty and delicate.

Raising Shetland should be fair and reasonable, with clear rewards and punishments. When the dog behaves gently and well, parents should praise it without hesitation. However, when Shetland doesn't have time to be naughty, the owner also needs to criticize and train her.

When Shetland bites the sofa, you can scold it nicely. When Shetland wants to climb on the sofa or pick up the trash basket, you can slap her feet. When Shetland urinates randomly, you can also stop it loudly. It allows Shetland to understand that these behaviors are not possible. As life continues, the dog will gradually adapt to the conditions and develop good habits, so that it can become a naughty and good dog.

Therefore, Shetland itself is a relatively naughty and gentle dog. Naturally, the dog’s character mainly depends on the owner’s raising methods. If the owner usually loves the dog too much, he will do everything to it. If you follow fate, it will be easy for the dog to develop a cruel and absurd character, so the owner must take appropriate measures.

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