When talking about the choice of raising a dog, a question often makes dog lovers confused: Should I choose a loyal male dog or a kind bitch? Although this is not for sexism, from experienced dog owners, we can hear a consistent voice: As a companio...
When talking about the choice of raising a dog, a question often makes dog lovers confused:
Should I choose a loyal male dog or a kind bitch?
Although this is not for sexism, from experienced dog owners, we can hear a consistent voice:
As a companion to a male dog, there are indeed some challenges to face.
1. Poor cleanliness
Those who have raised male dogs often sigh: these furry partners seem to lack a natural pursuit of cleaning.
Rainy days make dog owners even more troublesome, because male dogs seem to have a special instinct, and can always keenly find and jump into every muddy place.
2. Unbearable body odor
Although dogs all have their own odor, the smell of male dogs is often stronger, mostly because of their leg lifting habits when urinating, and often dripping urine on their hair.
Plus their love for outdoor rolling, often bringing back a frowning smell of dirt and sweat.
3. The problem of urinating anywhere. Male dogs have a not-so-flavored habit: to mark their territory, they will leave their own scents everywhere in their homes.
The male dog in the estrus is even more difficult to control, and the pursuit game when going out often makes the owner busy.
4. The fighting nature
male dogs may show their aggressive side when they meet similar people. They either provoke or fight. Whether they lose or win or win, they often need their master to clean up the mess, either taking them to the hospital or compensating for losses.
5. Risk of loss
Curious male dogs often act extremely excited outdoors. Once they are careless, they may be lost without realization. This can be seen from the number of male dogs in the dog hunting notice.
6. Strong destructive power
Because of the lively and active life, male dogs cannot stay idle at home and will vent their energy by biting furniture, trimming flowers, or organizing dog food bags, which is ridiculous.
7. Training Challenges
Training male dogs requires patience and skills, because they are easily attracted by the surrounding environment, which distracts them and is reluctant to cooperate with the practice.
8. A strong appetite
male dogs often eat larger than a bitch, especially for medium and large male dogs. In the long run, this will undoubtedly increase the economic burden of raising dogs.
To sum up, in the face of these challenges of raising dogs, which gender do you prefer to choose?
Perhaps, it depends not only on the gender of the dog, but also on your deep love and endless patience for them.
