Before raising a dog, many people saw that other people’s dogs were smart and could help their owners do some work, which made many people want to raise a dog that was so smart and obedient. Although it is necessary to train a dog to be obedient, but How to choose a smart dog is also key.

Selecting a dog is a technical job. Different dogs have different characteristics and personalities. We need different methods to select different dogs. We need to have a good understanding of the dog's characteristics, habits, and personality. The following is a brief introduction to the four key points for choosing a smart and easy-to-train dog.

1. When your ability to train a dog is not very strong, do not choose to buy the largest puppy in the litter, because generally such puppies have a strong desire to control and are not easy to train.

2. A puppy with a strong desire to choose items. You can take a tennis ball and throw it in front of a litter of puppies. The puppies who catch up and play with the ball are generally smarter.

3. Do not hold food in your hands, and call them far away from the puppies. The puppy that runs over first is more dependent on the owner and is easier to practice.

4. When the puppies are playing together and clapping their hands or stamping their feet, it is best not to choose a puppy that is frightened and confused. Such a puppy is less courageous and may bark very much in the future.