Pets have now become the treasures in people's hands. Some people can even be described as "loving pets as much as their lives", especially the kind of clingy and coquettish dogs. How can people be cruel to them? Speaking of clingy dogs, Dogs, do you know which dogs are the most clingy? Let’s introduce the top 20 clingy pets to you.

Top 20 clingy pets ranking list

1. Ancient English Sheepdog: a loyal family member

In the earliest times, the sheep that were grazed in Scotland and the dogs used to guard the sheep were found on the Scottish Islands. Those dogs came from the priests who immigrated to Scotland from Ireland. It was over before the Kyoto invaded Scotland. However, in this rugged geographical environment, people can only rely on dogs to help gather, drive and watch livestock. According to the origin of modern shepherd dogs, they have the ability of "eye control". This ability was developed and trained by shepherds on the border of England and Scotland, so people call this kind of dog "Border Collie". dog".

The Gu Mu is a kind of honest-looking dog without a tail. It has a loud bark and a strutting posture, and plays like a big bear. The Gumu is probably one of the cutest breeds of large, long-haired dogs, with their fur growing so long that it’s almost invisible to the eye. Therefore, they often bump into pillars, tables, etc. while walking. When you see them, the first thing you want to do is to peel off the fur on their faces and see what their eyes look like. They are very cute and gentle, but their docile and friendly temperament does not prevent them from becoming good guard dogs.

　2. Golden Retriever: A well-behaved assistant

It has an enthusiastic, alert and confident personality, runs with balance, and is naturally capable of retrieving prey. Its IQ ranks fourth among dogs, and it is very friendly to children and babies. In the 19th century, the original name of the Golden Retriever was the Soviet Tracking Dog, and was later added to the genes of the Fleur Hunting Dog Breed, the Bloodhound Breed, and the Water Snipe Dog Breed. The result of breeding was a golden retriever that was born with the ability to retrieve prey, a dog that was good at tracking and had a keen sense of smell. After the golden retriever was first exhibited in 1908, it has been favored by people and is still popular all over the world

3. Angoru pet ferret: coquettish and clingy

The domestication of pet minks began more than 200 years ago, but in 3000 BC, household minks had already appeared in Egypt. Today, it has become the third most popular pet after dogs and cats. Especially in the United States, Europe, Japan, etc.In China, raising minks has become a fashion trend. Now, 8.5 million people in the United States own pet minks. The trend of keeping minks has spread across the ocean to Asia, and Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have long been popular. In Japan, the annual import volume of pet minks reaches 20,000. Not only do minks have their own club, there's even a pet mink Olympics.

4. Husky: Love comes naturally when it comes to freedom

Genes are closest to wolves. They have a similar appearance to wolves, with a pair of light blue eyes. A few huskies also have eyes with a different color, which are called "bi-eyed". They have a fox-like tail and a pair of triangular eyes. The ear, whose name comes from its unique hoarse cry, is the best companion of the Eskimos and can be used to pull sleds in the snow and participate in hunting. Huskies have an extremely beautiful and cold appearance. Almost everyone who has seen them can't help but be attracted by their appearance. They look so much like wolves.

5. Labrador: gentle and versatile

Labrador’s short hair is easy to care for. They are lively and active, very friendly to people, loyal to their owners and obey commands. They are not biased towards new things, are highly focused on paying attention to and reacting to people, and are highly trainable. They are relatively close to the golden retrievers that will be introduced next. In fact, there are many differences between the two. Generally speaking, Labradors have more energy and higher obedience than golden retrievers. They are innocent and innocent, but have few roots; they are late bloomers than golden retrievers, and their appearance is not as noble as golden retrievers. They walk with a swagger, a little silly but at the same time very cute. They have always been considered the most popular and trustworthy family dogs due to their high obedience and trainability.

6. Alaska: handsome and handsome

The Alaskan Malamute is one of the oldest sled dogs. With a strong physique and a pointed beak, this dog is stronger than the Siberian Husky. It can not only carry heavy objects, but can also walk very long distances with heavy objects on its back. The name of the Alaskan Malamute comes from the Malamute tribe of Alaska. Records of this dog can be found in the earliest records of North American immigrants.

This is a dog breed with well-proportioned physique and tenacious spirit and endurance. In the era of using sleds, the Malamuts already had this strong dog breed that could travel in the Arctic snow, making other tribes very envious. In the early days of Alaska's development, the Alaskan Malamute was almost extinct due to cross-breeding with imported dog breeds. In 1926, the United States adopted measures to protect purebreds.

7. Myna: teach people to speak

The starling population is relatively common in southern China. It is not only an important agricultural and forestry beneficial bird, but also a popular caged bird. It can imitate the calls of other birds and alsoIt can imitate simple human speech and is widely kept in cages in China. It has also been introduced to the Philippines, Canada and other places.

The starling's body is jet black, with spear-shaped frontal feathers extending into clusters at the base of the mouth, shaped like a crown. The top of the head to the back of the neck, the sides of the head, cheeks and ear feathers are spear-shaped, with black velvet with a blue-green metallic luster. The rest of the upper body is decorated with It is lavender-brown, not as black and shiny as the head. The two wings are the same color as the back, and the tips of the primary coverts and the bases of the primary flight feathers are white, forming broad white wing spots, which are especially obvious when flying. The tail feathers are black, with white end spots except for the central pair of tail feathers. The lower body is dark gray and black, and the perianal and undertail coverts have white end spots. The iris is orange-yellow, the mouth is milky-yellow, and the feet are yellow.

8. Samoyed: Smiling Angel

Samoyed, also known as Samoyed, was originally a dog breed bred by the Samoyed tribe, the indigenous people of Siberia. Alert, strong, flexible, beautiful, noble and elegant, well-behaved and cute, with a very eye-catching appearance and strong physique, he is known as the "Smiling Angel" and also has the title of "Smiling Angel Face, Naughty Devil Heart", before one year old Naughty and smart.

9. Pomeranian: small and cute

The Pomeranian is a compact, short-backed, active toy dog, with the scientific name Hadori Pomeranian (commonly known as the British Pomeranian)[1]. It is a type of German Spitz, native to Germany. It has soft, dense undercoat and coarse fur. The base of the tail is set very high, and the tail with thick feathers is curled on the back. It has an alert character, intelligent expression, brisk demeanor and curious nature.

10. Princess Rabbit: Focus on friendship

The princess rabbit is a relatively common pet rabbit with slightly yellow fur, erect ears, and a cute and handsome appearance. It is one of the most beautiful rabbits in the pet rabbit world. The princess rabbit is more lively and active. Its original meaning does not mean to resemble a princess, but a princess from the Western Regions fell in love with this kind of rabbit and named it Princess Rabbit. Princess rabbits are easy to raise and have better survivability than other pet rabbits. They will develop feelings for people after raising them for a period of time. They value more friendship than panda rabbits and lop-eared rabbits. If you want to raise a rabbit, princess rabbits are definitely the best ones. Best choice.

11. Mini VIP: easy to approach people

Poodles can also be called "poodles". They are very intelligent dogs that like to hunt. Now they only attract attention with their coat type for display. This dog is one of the most popular breeds today. This dog is versatile and can display noble demeanor in any environment. In the wilderness, French Poodles will retrieve game birds found in the water. In the circus, by its eye-catching appearance, loyal service, positive personality makes it have many dog ​​fans. Poodles are divided into three types: standard, mini and toy. The only difference between them is the size of their bodies. It is intelligent, lively, has a good temperament and is very approachable. It is a loyal dog breed.

12. Beagle: lively and active

Beagles are naturally friendly, lively and not afraid of strangers. They have high obedience and are highly trainable. With a keen sense of smell, the beagle's sniffing nose is better than that of other medium-sized dogs, so it was later trained as a drug-detection dog. Now you can often see Migru working with people in large airports around the world to filter whether passengers have any Drug-carrying mission. It is worth mentioning that they are nicknamed "Forest Bells" and are very alert. Whenever there is any disturbance, they will scream and make the whole building sleepless. In addition, they are also big eaters, eating as much as they are given without any concept of moderation. When feeding, care must be taken to control obesity caused by overeating, which may lead to cardiovascular diseases.

13. Chihuahua: small and charming

The Chihuahua is considered the smallest purebred dog in the world and is named after the largest continent in the Republic of Mexico (Chihuahua). It is speculated that this dog was originally a wild dog that was captured and domesticated by the natives during the Toltec era. The representative of the toy dog ​​is "Teqiqi" living in Lu, which is usually used as a decoration in urban buildings. These decorative dogs were very similar to today’s Chihuahuas.

14. Ragdoll cats: beautiful relatives

Ragdoll cat, originated in the United States, also known as "Bradeau cat", is a hybrid breed. It is one of the largest and heaviest cats in existence. The head is wedge-shaped, the eyes are large and round, the coat is rich, the limbs are long and fleshy, the tail is long, the body is soft, and the coat color can be point color, glove color or two-color, etc. Ragdoll cats are relatively docile, quiet, and friendly to people. Because of its beauty, elegance and very similar personality to a dog, it is also known as "fairy cat" or "puppy cat". The special appearance is one of the biggest characteristics of Ragdoll cats.

15. Standard Schnauzer: full of energy

The Schnauzer is also called the Schnauzer Terrier and is native to Germany. The Schnauzer's ancestors contain the blood of the Poodle and the German Wire-Haired Doberman. It is an energetic dog breed with old man-like eyebrows and beards as its main characteristics. Schnauzers can be divided into three types according to their size: small, standard and large. Of the three types of Schnauzers, the Standard Schnauzer is the oldest dog breed. As shown in paintings from the 15th to 16th centuries, it was a popular family dog ​​at that time and could also be used as a domestic animal.Used by guard dogs or night guards.

16. Yorkshire Terrier: Elegant Lady

This dog is named after being born in the Yorkshire region of England and has a history of more than 100 years. It has been improved several times and is highly valued locally as a rat-catching dog breed for workers and farmers. The early breeds were much larger than today's breeds. It is said that those northern British workers who successfully improved the Yorkshire Terrier did not leave any breeding records because they did not want to leak the secrets of successful breeding to those who were interested in making money. The Yorkshire Terrier is now known as the most widely loved miniature dog in the world.

17. Shiba Inu: Loyal obedience

Originating in Japan, it is an ancient breed. Its ancestors were cross-bred between Chinese Chow Chows and Japanese native Kishu Dogs. They were introduced to Japan from China about 2,000 years ago. After long-term breeding, they have developed into loyal and obedient dogs. , the nature of patience. In 1928 (the third year of the Showa era), a group of Japanese dog lovers established the "Japan Kennel Protection Association" to protect the Shiba Inu and other dog breeds in order to preserve the pure bloodline of Japanese dogs. The Japanese government has also designated the Shiba Inu and six other types of Japanese dogs as "natural monuments." The dog was recognized in 1936. Currently, tens of thousands of Shiba Inu are registered every day. The main distribution areas are Kanto, Koshishin, Mino and Sanin in Japan. Waiting places.

18. Totoro: docile and timid

Also known as chinchilla, it has a docile temperament and does not bite. It likes to live in groups and is good at jumping. It is timid and afraid of being disturbed. It is used to sleeping peacefully during the day and foraging at night. It likes to lie on its back in a cage under the soft sunlight. Male and female individuals usually get along harmoniously and rarely quarrel. Only occasional fights occur during the breeding season. When male and female chinchillas mate, they make a soft "coo" sound like a dove.

Chinchilla likes a dry and cool environment. The suitable temperature is 2 to 30°C. It is not suitable for its growth if the temperature is below zero or above 30°C. Too much rain, humidity and cold wind are detrimental to the growth and development of chinchillas. Therefore, chinchillas are generally raised in a darker environment indoors.

19. Bichon Frize: Cute and active

The Bichon Frize was born in the Mediterranean area and may be the descendant of the Barbit Dog (also known as the Barber Dog) and the Water Spaniel. The Bichon Frize was originally called the Papillon Frize, and later shortened to the Bichon Frize. The dog first thrived on Tene-riffe in the Canary Islands, and then moved from one continent to another with Spanish sailors. In the 13th century, Italian sailors discovered these puppies and brought them to the European continent, where they became pets of the aristocracy.

　20. Saint Bernard: Saving lives and healing the wounded

In the 11th century, monks built a boarding house at the Great St. Bernard Pass at an altitude of 2,449 meters for travelers and pilgrims. There, large mountain dogs have been used for guarding and protection work since the 17th century. This dog was used as a companion dog and was specially used to rescue travelers who got lost in snow and fog. "White Death", published in multiple languages, records many of the dog's life-saving incidents.

The above are the top 20 clingy pets. If you don’t know what kind of pet to keep, do you have a favorite choice?