Stubborn personality

Strong and strong-willed large dogs such as Kui Dogs are naturally strong and stubborn. Bulldogs and Boxers have the same behavioral traits, but they are not as big. As a companion dog, if the bulldog thinks that the weather outside is too humid, it will sit down, use all the strength of its upper limbs, grab the ground with its paws, and refuse to go anywhere. A century ago, this tenacity was put to good use: working bulldogs or boxers would bite the hooves of large, unruly animals until they went in the desired direction. Bulldogs, boxers, and terriers will also show affection for their owners, and the owners will not want to switch to other breeds.

Sight or Smell

Single-minded scent hounds, such as bloodhounds, dachshunds, beagles and basset hounds, are trained to do the simplest tasks by their owners. Sometimes, he may glance at his owner without any concern. But as soon as they go out and are stimulated by the smell of the animal they are interested in, they will take action and start looking for clues. At this time, the owner could only watch helplessly as they raced across the fields and disappeared into the thick bushes. Similarly, sighthounds will respond to things that catch their eye. Breeds such as Greyhounds, Whippets, Shakes and Russian Wolfhounds will quickly chase their potential prey whenever they see it until they catch it or cannot find it.

Resilience

Anyone who owns terriers has seen their dog clinging to a rag or toy, shaking it violently and growling. In fact, that's an essential talent for terriers because they are trained to hunt and kill rats. These breeds of dogs are always digging their noses into burrows to sniff, and can be seen doing this at home, with their heads under the sofa in an enthusiastic search for a lost squeaky toy.