Choosing a native dog or another breed of dog is more based on personal preferences, lifestyle and needs. Some people may choose to raise a native dog because of their characteristics, such as loyalty, adaptability, and ease of raising. At the same time, many people choose to get other dog breeds, perhaps because they are interested in a particular breed's appearance, personality, or breed-specific characteristics.

Economic conditions may affect people's decisions about raising dogs, such as purchasing dog food, medical care, and providing an appropriate living environment. wait. However, this does not mean that poor people can only keep native dogs, and rich people only choose other breeds.

Everyone has their own preferences and choices, and keeping a dog should be based on responsibility and care for pets, not just economic factors. It is important that owners, whether they have a native dog or another breed, give them adequate love, food, shelter, and medical care to ensure their happiness and health.