As pet lovers, we often have a keen interest in different breeds of dogs. Domestic native dogs and breed dogs are two common types of dogs. They have some differences in appearance, personality and maintenance. In this article, I will analyze in detail the five differences between domestic native dogs and breed dogs to help owners better understand and take care of their dogs.

Difference 1: Appearance characteristics

Domestic native dogs usually have relatively primitive appearance characteristics, with medium-sized bodies and various coat colors, including yellow, black, white, etc. The breed dogs have been selected for a long time and have their own unique appearance, such as the blue eyes and thick double coat of the Husky, the golden coat of the Golden Retriever, etc.

Domestic native dogs are often used for rural work and protection tasks because of their independent nature, bravery, intelligence, and strong adaptability. The personality of breed dogs is more affected by the purpose of breeding, such as the Shiba Inu, which is gentle and friendly, and the Shepherd Dog, which is smart and loyal. However, there are also some breeds that are more active or stubborn.

Difference Three: Health and Lifespan

Domestic native dogs usually have high resistance and adaptability, and have certain tolerance to environmental changes and diseases. Although breed dogs have advantages in appearance and personality due to long-term selective breeding, they may also have some hereditary diseases and health problems. In addition, domestic native dogs often have longer life spans due to their harsh living conditions.

Difference 4: Maintenance requirements

The maintenance of domestic native dogs is relatively simple, they are highly adaptable, have less hair and require less grooming. Breed dogs require more attention in terms of maintenance, such as regular grooming, bathing, and nail trimming. In addition, breed dogs also have greater needs for exercise and exercise, and their owners need to give them enough space and time.

Domestic native dogs usually have high intelligence and independence, and have relatively low requirements for training and socialization. Since breed dogs pay more attention to obedience and training during selection and breeding, they have relatively high requirements for socialization and basic training. When training dogs, owners need to adopt different training methods and strategies based on the characteristics of different breeds.

There are some differences between domestic native dogs and breed dogs in appearance, personality, health and maintenance. Understanding these differences can help owners take better care of their dogs and provide them with a suitable living environment and maintenance methods. Whether they are domestic native dogs or breed dogs, they are our partners worth cherishing and caring for, bringing us endless happiness and companionship