Teddy and Bichon Simba.
I think there is no absolute superiority or inferiority between any breed of dog. The most important thing is the owner’s way of raising them.
My dog looks more like Teddy and more like Bichon. He doesn’t like to bark or ride on others. He is very obedient and clingy. The point is that he has a big round head and is really cute!
———-Manual dividing line———-
Thank you for your love for Simba!
Yes, my dog is called Simba. Although the name is very domineering, he is actually a coward.
Here are some photos in my phone, which were basically taken in early winter this year.
It’s basically blurry in my gallery!!! It’s really hard to pick out a few good ones
(this is the “lying down” posture that my dad wanted to train it to do, but this little fool only had eyes for the snacks in my dad’s hand, hahaha. Later, I spent a day teaching it, and now it performs every time it eats) (
Sunbathing on the balcony in winter, and not forgetting to bring its favorite chicken)
Oh, by the way, let me show you when it was a child!!!
This is the first time I saw it.
The first time I sent it to the pet store for a bath,
I called me after I returned to school.
When it was a child, I thought it was so small and cute. I hugged it in my arms and put it on my legs every day. As a result, it is still very clingy. Wherever you go, it follows. Wherever you stop, it will lie next to your feet. My mom gets up at night, and it is obviously very sleepy but still follows behind in a daze.
In the summer, sleeping on the floor in an air-conditioned room, its status is like this .
Oh, by the way! Speaking of the indecent behavior that many people associate with Teddy, let me talk about my dog. When it was young, there were a few times when it didn’t know what it was doing. It was playing and suddenly started to arch its back (the movement was slight and not large). Then I couldn’t stand my kid in front of me… Basically, I slapped it on the butt when I saw it (I didn’t use force, just told it not to do this). Every time it was having fun, it was suddenly interrupted by me. It felt like it had a psychological trauma. After it grew up, it didn’t ride on me once, which made me wonder if it was focusing on delicious food.
Speaking of eating!!! It’s really fat!!! It has been fed to 12 kilograms!!!
When we eat, it stands up and lies on you, burying its head in your legs with grievance. My parents are soft-hearted every time, and they can’t let it eat oily and salty dishes, so my mother feeds it boiled chicken breast in plain water every day. Sometimes I will use the oven to bake something delicious for it to improve its diet.
Okay, next is the recent soap flakes!
I shaved it as soon as I got home, and the hair on its head was already unbearable.
Family members, including guests every time they come over, like to stroke its fur. After rubbing and touching it, it becomes all tangled together, but it won’t let anyone comb it. I am dying of laughter at this
magical “covering eyes” sleeping position
!!! It started when it jumped onto the bed and slept at my feet, and my dad happened to come in and saw it. He picked up a pillow and pretended to hit it, and it jumped under the bed and wouldn’t come out. Later, my dad regretted it and coaxed it with meat.
That’s it~
If you don’t have too many requirements for fur color, body shape, and breed, then just raise a caring dog!
Every time I think about it now, I feel very lucky. I have raised Simba for almost two years, and it has grown up very well, is very well behaved, and very lovable. I raised a dog on impulse at the time, but Simba really walked into my heart, made me love it so much, and made me feel that my life now is so happy and fulfilling~
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