1. Puppies should be lively and active

It is very difficult to identify the true nature of a puppy that often curls up in the corner of the house or sleeps all day long. If a puppy is full of exploratory nature, it must be active and energetic.

2. Puppies must have a strong appetite and have normal defecation

Not only those with a strong appetite are good dogs. If their bowel movements are abnormal or bad, they must have normal food intake and normal bowel movements to meet health standards.

3. Puppies that do not soil the kennel

Generally, puppies can be divided into two types. One is to excrete feces and urine in the kennel, and the other is to run to the kennel. If the dog excretes outside, the latter can be regarded as a courageous and hygienic dog.

4. Puppies can come immediately after hearing the call

General puppies are very naughty and rarely take care of their own affairs when they are playing. However, if a puppy has good obedience, it will come immediately as soon as it hears a call even when playing in high spirits. This kind of puppy will be very useful and valuable when it grows up.

5. Puppies should often like to play with objects in their mouths

It is a good thing that puppies like to hold things. In training, we should make full use of this advantage. In addition, in a group of puppies, he often stands in front and is also a good person. In short, when choosing a puppy, you should give priority to those who are highly possessive.

6. Puppies are not easily frightened by sudden noises

Puppies that will be frightened by loud noises are not suitable to be selected as training dogs. In the future, they will be afraid of loud noises such as thunder and avoid running away. Therefore, it is also very important to observe the puppy's reaction to sudden sounds.

7. Special attention should be paid to puppies whose ears can be fully erect after more than 30 days of age.

For puppies that receive balanced nutrition and grow smoothly, it will take about 3 months for their ears to fully erect. will be completely established. Those who become established too early must be caused by poor nutritional status or parasites in the abdomen. Pay special attention when choosing.

8. Examine the puppy’s parents

Whenever possible, the puppy’s parents should be carefully examined. Even if both parents are excellent dogs, they have different qualities. What we need is not the reputation of the parents, but to judge whether the puppy was born and whether it inherited its own advantages.