This kind of puppy recognizes its owner the most, and only recognizes one owner in your life. Have you raised it correctly?

For many people, raising dogs is a cliché topic. There are many people who like dogs, so there are naturally more people who keep dogs.

Some pet owners like what kind of dogs they like, and their goals are very clear. For example, if they like small dogs that are gentle and cute, they will raise Bichons; if they like dogs that are loyal and protect their owners, they will raise German shepherds. Our topic today is the dog that protects the owner. Today I will talk about dogs that are more good at protecting their owners.

German Shepherd

Speaking of dogs that can protect their owners, I believe that the first dog that many people think of is the German Shepherd. The German Shepherd is relatively large in size and belongs to the category of large dogs. Because the German Shepherd is smart, has high obedience and strong plasticity, we will see the German Shepherd among police dogs. Since the German Shepherd can become a police dog, it can prove that the German Shepherd is a very excellent dog. Because the German Shepherd is very loyal to the master and would rather be wronged by himself than let the master be wronged at some point, the German Shepherd's ability to protect the master is still worthy of praise.

Border Pastoral

Many people only have one impression of border pastoral parish, that is, they are smart. However, if you think that border herder only has this advantage, it only means that you have never maintained a border herder. In addition to being smart, Border McGradu is also very loyal. As a shepherd dog, its duty is to protect the flock, but when the flock encounters wolves or other dangers. It is not a direct choice to solve the danger, but to choose the quickest notification master. However, if the Border Herder finds that the owner is in danger, it will still protect the owner at all costs.