The native dog generally does not hold grudges, but the premise is that the owner needs to take good care of it and interact with it more, otherwise the native dog will also have negative emotions towards the owner. If a native dog does something wrong, you should guide it in the right way instead of violently beating or scolding it, otherwise it will only become more and more alienated from you. However, the native dog is very possessive of its owner and does not like other dogs touching its owner, otherwise it will lose its temper with you.

How to raise a native dog:

1. Cultivate some good advantages of a native dog from an early age, such as not picking up things to eat, not digging through garbage, and developing a fixed defecation point. the behavior of.

2. Keep warm. Native dogs are afraid of the cold, so whether it is winter or summer, you must pay attention to keeping warm.

3. Because the fur of native dogs is relatively fluffy, it is easy to hide dirt and evil people and practices, and they also shed hair. It is recommended to comb your native dog every morning and evening to remove dirt and dead hair and promote blood circulation.