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One of the finest family dogs in the world and is also helpful to the police, fire department, and persons with disabilities. Positive temperaments: The Labrador Retriever is good-natured, gentle, and adaptable. It is friendly with strangers, and goes well with other animals. It has a high spirit and lots of energy for playing. This type of dog can be trained with ease. Negative temperaments: As much as they love to be in the company of their owners, being left alone too much would make them deranged.
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Marked by its serious personality, it is an independent and introverted dog. Because of its bashfulness and modesty, it needs to be accustomed to other people at an early age. With its large bulbous fur, it sheds a lot. It is not advisable for inexperienced owners to pet chows. Positive temperaments: Chows are always polite and often affectionate (though the level of affection differs from every dog). Negative temperaments: A chow can be aggressive with other animals. It is stubborn and owners need an outburst of patience in obedience training. It should not be harshly forced to obey and should never be hit. This breed is also quite aggressive in guarding its food and may bite if annoyed or touched suddenly (unless it has been exposed to ongoing exercise, socialization and supervision).
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As it is a sniffer and an adventurer, it can use daily walks to satisfy its physical and mental desires. This curious hound should be taught of its most important command – to come when called. Positive temperaments: Cheerful and gentle, it can easily coexist with strangers and other animals (although there are some beagles that are quite timid). Negative temperaments: It is somewhat stubborn. But to discipline it harshly will provoke it to snap defensively. Exposing the dog to different people and noises at an early age is essential. Some beagles develop odd phobias (fear of beards, mailboxes, so on) and can be highly noisy especially when left alone. 90