1. Short hair: Chihuahua? Deer. Starling ? French bulldog. Boston? Boston. What about the French bulldog? Very similar, only a little smaller than him. Starlings and bulldogs (especially bullheads) are relatively quiet in short hair, but their shortcomings are also obvious. My myna is not very clever. I don't walk with my master, walk my dog without a collar, and like to run with others ... Bulldog is not very close to my home. Chihuahua? Deer, that's incomparable. It is very sharp when it barks ...?

2. What kind of dog is quiet and not noisy? In addition to what I said above, there are Samo, dachshund (short hair), American cocker spaniel and Beijing Ba, all of which are notoriously quiet. I have raised Beijing Ba, dachshund and Samo. Except Samo is active (but doesn't like barking), the other two are very docile ... The disadvantage is that except dachshund, their hair is not short.

3. What dog poops the least = What dog directs the most?

The following is Stanley, a professor of animal psychology at Columbia University. A ranking of dog obedience intelligence and work intelligence summarized by Collen through years of research?

1. Border collie?

2.VIP？

3. German shepherd?

4. golden hair?

5. Dobbin.

6. Hilde?

7. Labrador retriever?

8. Butterfly dog?

9. Rothwell?

10. Australian shepherd?

Obviously, the border collie is the cleverest. Personally, I think VIP and Hildi are very smart, among which VIP is very active (noisy). In fact, I have a lot of dogs, and there is no special difference. There is nothing wrong with being smart, but pay attention to a few, such as myna, Xi Shi and dachshund. I think these three are ... a little silly.

4. Now let's analyze the mainstream dogs.

VIP (= Teddy = Lady): If I want to buy a dog that barks a lot and is expensive (purebred dogs under 1500 can't buy it), it is all over the street, with hair loss and bad breath, and needs to be groomed regularly, but it is cute, lively and clingy, I will buy a VIP, especially a mini VIP. ?

To sum up: there are many varieties around, so it is expensive everywhere. ?

Bomei: (I used to have one? Is it too small? Always screaming at night? Screaming all night? Angry? Finally died? 5555? In order to avoid similar tragedies,

I can only say: don't buy it. ?

Schnauzer: docile, not suitable for those who have no time to take care of (office workers, schoolchildren). Expensive (more expensive than VIP) regular grooming (more frequent than VIP) breed dogs are hard to buy and easy to be cheated (breed dogs, I mean breed dogs). They are active and clingy. When I raised them, I didn't bark much during the day. If you put it in the living room at night, he will ask you to put it on the bed (so I said he clings to people). But I like it very much. ?

Conclusion: Not suitable for people who have no time to take care of them (office workers, school children). ?

What is the main cost of keeping a dog? Cost/month/year?

Depending on what kind of dog you have, mainstream dogs must be expensive, and good dogs must of course eat good dog food. Dogs like VIP and schnauzer can eat no less than 100 a month, and the beauty is about 150-200, and the insect repellent is 60/3 months, 100 * 3. So you can do the math yourself. So I said it would be cheaper to raise some good ones (Kymba, Satsuma ...).

Question added: Do male dogs and female dogs have their own characteristics? Advantages and disadvantages?

Bitches are expensive, difficult to raise, and more troublesome after 9 months.

Male dogs should be active. Actually, it's all the same I don't pay much attention to my parents when I have a dog.

A+b+c = satsuma? Coco? Jingba

The cuddling master can be chosen according to my analysis. The following is a photo of Satsuma (easy to raise? Cute? Cheap)