A Healthy Nutrition Guide For Your Dog
Top 10 dogs born with the best health
Although
it is impossible to predict which breed of dog will have the longest life and
live the healthiest, it is true that some breeds of dogs have a lower chance of
getting sick, have stronger body resistance, and are less likely to hurt their
skin and bones. Let’s take a look What are the top ten healthiest dogs, very
suitable for first-time dog owners.
No.10
Australian Shepherd Dog
IQ:
Tenth
Years of
experience have shown that working dogs like Australian cattle dogs have the
fewest health problems. Their life span is about 10 to 13 years. This dog is
energetic, durable and versatile. It is a good helper for driving long-distance
cattle to the market in the Australian mainland. Therefore, this dog adapts to
the wild and wild living environment. Suitable for hot weather, but because it
is essentially an outdoor-shaped dog with strong mobility, it must maintain
sufficient exercise when feeding. It is not suitable for urban life and as a
companion for children, but it is a good guard dog and the most popular working
dog. one.
No.9
English Foxhound
IQ: 46th
Foxhounds
have a life span of 11 to 13 years. Traditionally, they are sturdy and strong
breeds. Endurance is the main breeding point. They are very suitable for
breeding in rural areas or large farm families. Most of them are not prone to
major health. problem. It only requires moderate daily exercise such as walking
or running, and the hair is also easy to take care of, without having to comb
frequently.
No.8
German Shorthaired Pointer
IQ: 17th
The
German Shorthaired Pointer is known for its proficiency in many different types
of games and sports. It has an average life span of 12 to 14 years. It has an
elegant silhouette, a well-defined head, a sloping shoulder blade, a deep
chest, a strong back, and a strong back. The limbs, good bones, plenty of
muscles, tails lifted in the correct position and neat coat, the ability to
survive in the wild is very strong, this dog can get along with any domestic
pets such as children and other dogs. Can also do the duty of watchdog. They
are quiet, reliable, and binding, neither shy nor too excited.
No.7
Border Collie
IQ: No.
1
Bianmu's
life span is 10 to 14 years, and its bones are strong. She has a strong
shepherd instinct, is clever in nature, good at observing and seeing, can
really understand the owner's instructions, and can drive the sheep to move or
rotate by looking at her eyes, and has been regarded as a shepherd dog for many
years. Its biggest characteristics are cleverness, strong learning ability,
high comprehension, easy training, gentleness, loyalty, and obedience, and its
degree of loyalty can be described as follow.
No. 6
string (mixed dog)
IQ:
unknown
Unique
genetic markers and non-inbreeding make the tandems very healthy! A new study
has shown that mixed-breed dogs are unlikely to get some genetic diseases,
including certain types of heart disease, musculoskeletal problems, allergic
skin diseases and hyperthyroidism, etc.
No. 5
Chihuahua
IQ: 67th
Chihuahuas
are known for being the smallest breeds in the world. They are full of energy.
Chihuahuas have a strong will, smart and extremely loyal, agile, lively, very
brave and can defend themselves in front of big dogs. The average life span is
14 to 18 years. Chihuahua has a smooth fur and does not need much care. Also
because it is small, it does not require too much exercise and is very good to
keep.
No. 4
Havana
IQ:
unknown
Harvey
is a strong, serene, short-legged puppy with no genetic disease, and has a
rather neat coat. This dog is smart and friendly, elegant and sensitive, and
even a little shy. They are natural partners, attached to their owners, and are
particularly friendly to children. The puppy has a lively personality and was
once a pet of wealthy people. I often play tricks on the insects to attract
everyone's attention.
No.3
Australian Shepherd
IQ: 42nd
The
Australian Shepherd is a common farm dog, with an average life span of 12-15
years, a working dog with strong livestock and guarding abilities. He is a
loyal partner and has the perseverance to work around the clock. He is focused
and lively, flexible and agile, muscular but not bulky. The coat is medium in
length, thick and hard, and has a protective effect.
No.2
Labrador Poodle
IQ:
unknown
The dog
is a hybrid of Labrador and VIP, and it is very popular. Like most Labrador and
Poodle dogs, Labrador Poodle dogs are mostly friendly, energetic and easy to
get along with their families and children. Bone mass, good appetite, shiny
coat, dense coat. The bones are strong and less susceptible to damage, and the
hair needs to be washed frequently, and the hair should be cut at least twice a
year.
No.1
Husky
IQ: 45th
This
breed is still one of the working dogs, very fond of outdoor sports, strong
body, it can play with you tirelessly for a few hours, most of the time you are
tired of sticking your tongue out, it is still not enough. Compared with dogs
of the same size, the Husky's food intake is only 2/3 of them, or even 1/2, so
raising them is a ration. With a life span of 11 to 13 years, Huskies are easy
to keep clean. Sometimes, your Husky may not be bathed for a month, but daily
combing will make Husky's hair non-sticky and look so clean.
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