The personality of a dog is related to its owner

The personality of a dog is affected by factors such as heredity and the personality of its owner. The formation of a dog's personality is similar to that of humans. It is not only related to genetics, but also affected by the surrounding living environment. Heredity is a major factor.
In addition, the dog's personality will change with changes in the owner's personality, owner's family members, growth environment, feeding methods and other factors.

Psychologists at the University of Texas found that four of the five human personalities can be found in dogs. Moreover, whether dogs and people get along depends on the "speed matching" and "speed matching" of each other's personalities. no.
The well-known human personality tests are usually based on five main factors: honesty, extraversion, neuroticism, openness, and adaptability.
These characteristics also appear in dogs. But dogs only have "credibility, whether they are selfish and whether they can be trusted."

Dog personalities are divided into soft and hard types

Among them, soft type dogs are very sensitive, have poor tolerance for various external stimuli, have great mood swings, and can be said to be a bit neurotic. (I unkindly imagined Erha’s appearance)
They will react violently and even bark loudly when frightened by the doorbell, or they will tremble with fear from the sound of thunder or fireworks.
In contrast, hard-type dogs, whether mentally or physically, are more tolerant of external stimulation. Most of them are open-minded and cheerful, have bold and positive personalities, and are very independent.
At the same time, it has a strong defensive instinct and may engage in unexpected aggressive behavior when angry.

The personality of a dog can be adjusted in childhood

It is also a timid puppy. If the owner is enthusiastic and outgoing, he will often take him to noisy people, and he will gradually get used to it. Gradually changed his timid character.
As for a dog with a lively personality when he was young, if he meets a taciturn owner and grows up in a quiet environment, he will bark constantly because he is too bored, or touch him constantly because he is irritated. It annoys the owner and is often reprimanded.
Over time, no matter how good-tempered a puppy was originally, its personality will only become worse and worse when it grows up. In other words, part of the reason for the dog's personality is determined by the owner. As long as the owner consciously cultivates the dog's psychological quality, supplements it with behavioral training and patient teaching, even a little dog can develop a well-behaved dog~~