For a novice dog owner, I
have raised both Corgi and Golden Retriever. I have raised both Golden Retriever and Corgi for the first time.
IQ:
Golden Retriever: Learned to shake hands in 5 minutes, at the cost of about 20 dog food.
Corgi: Learned to shake hands in half an hour, at the cost of half a bag of chicken jerky.
Obedience:
Golden Retriever: Almost always responds to calls, listens to commands, occasionally throws a tantrum when the rope is loosened, likes water madly, and will lie down and roll in a small puddle of water on the ground.
Corgi: Very obedient when tied with a rope, can follow people without a rope after 1 year old (not recommended), my Baicai doesn’t like to play (she only loves one dog among thousands of dogs – her first love), when other dogs are playing, she only goes to join in the fun, and comes back as soon as she is called. If she runs to a certain place, call her “Don’t go!” and she will run back immediately.
Degree of clinginess:
Golden Retriever: Sleeps within 1 meter of people, doesn’t like to be close to people.
Corgi: I want to use your feet as a pillow, your hands as a pillow, and your shoes as a pillow – what? You’re not here? Then I want to use your pillow as a pillow…
Hygiene level:
Golden Retriever: After going out to play, it must be dirty (feet, chest hair) when it comes back. If there is a puddle of water on the road, it’s a waste of bathing. By the way, you can only bathe at the 120 setting. The body odor is quite strong, and it sheds hair… What do you think.
Corgi: When it rains, the bottom of the body will be dirty (belly hair) when it goes out to play. It’s okay at other times, but it dares to lie anywhere. It’s easy to bathe it. I can help it wash itself. It only costs 60 to wash it at the pet store. There is no body odor. But! The same! Hair shedding!
Temperament:
Golden Retriever: You can pet it as you like, play with anyone, let anyone hold it, and it’s not a lie (it didn’t run away by itself, it was taken away by someone else). I don’t have a bad temper. One second I’m baring my teeth, and the next second they’re playing with their bellies upside down. When two male dogs meet, you ride me first, and then I ride you back… Corgi: I have a good temper too. I just run around in circles at home occasionally. I never attack other dogs outside. Strangers just approach me and take a look at me. I’ve been touched by passers-by countless times, and anyone can touch me.
Degree of house-wrecking:
Golden Retriever: I chewed table legs, chair legs, and tore toilet paper when I was a kid. I’ve gotten better as I grow up, and I keep my toys well.
Corgi: That pile of newspapers and papers on the ground seems to dislike me, so I tore it up! That doll seems to dislike me, so I took it out! That toilet brush seems to dislike me, so I bit it bald!
(Intrusion here) Shiba Inu: Hey, you have a good relationship with your neighbors, right? I’ll help you break through the wall. Hey? The color of this curtain is too white and a bit plain. I’ll pee on it and dye it a festive yellow. Hey? There seems to be a smell of bones in this trash can. Let me check it for you! Damn, that stupid cat ran into your bed while you were not at home, polluting it! To help you clean it, I peed on it.
Physical fitness:
Golden Retriever: Very good endurance, great physical strength, good water ability, can soak in water for 1 hour without getting out of the water.
Corgi: OK physical strength, average endurance, honey water ability (quite fast, but endurance…).
Health level:
Golden Retriever: nails, knees, stomach.
Corgi: stomach, spine.
Thank you everyone, and: please don’t question the sleeping position of my cats (manually laughing and crying)
Hahahaha, update again, a friend asked what the local dog (Shiba Inu) looked like when he was a child, today I found his childhood photos.
Hahaha, he has looked like an uncle since he was a child. In order to grab food to eat, he simply sat in the bowl and didn’t give it to other brothers and sisters.
I took him to get a dog license yesterday. He was allergic to rabies vaccine and his face was swollen like a pig’s head. We were so anxious that we took him to the emergency room in the middle of the night. Fortunately, nothing happened~
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