Norwegian Shepherds are not aggressive. The Norwegian Shepherd Dog is a medium-sized dog with a relatively docile personality and can get along well with people. Generally, it will not behave aggressively. But it is very vigilant. When it encounters danger or is provoked, it will activate its defense mechanism and engage in aggressive behavior to protect its own safety. Therefore, as long as it is not provoked, it will not behave aggressively, and the owner does not need to worry too much.
Precautions for raising Norwegian Shepherd Dogs:
1. Norwegian Shepherd Dogs have thick hair and are prone to shedding. The owner needs to comb its hair frequently and remove floating hair on its body to avoid There is hair everywhere in the house.
2. Feed the Norwegian Shepherd regularly and quantitatively to prevent it from overeating. Regular feeding is conducive to digestion and absorption.
3. When feeding the Norwegian Shepherd, you must also prepare a large amount of drinking water for it. The Norwegian Shepherd has a high demand for water.
4. Pay attention to cleaning the Norwegian Shepherd's body at ordinary times, usually bathing it once a week. Do not use human shower gel, but use pet-specific bath gel to bathe it.