Man has bred dogs for thousands of years. The purpose of dog breeding varies becuase of the huge categories of diverse needs. Dogs have been bred in almost all available shapes and sizes. This pattern of dog breeding indicates different dog breeds have differences in behavior. These differences are due to dogs being bred from diverse gene pools. Behavior and physical traits of dog breeds varies between the bred dogs. Pure Bred dogs can be registered with The American Purebred Association.
There are many owner breed disimilarities. People need to pay attention when selecting dog breeds to the specific purpose the dog is bred for. One example of owner breed disimilarities is Buddy the Terrier.
Buddy was taken to The Dog Training Academy at age 9 months for driving his owners crazy. He often nipped at people and consistantly growled at anyone who approached him.
Buddy never greeted people with the usual behavior of tail wagging and licking. He showed no sign of affection and his owners missed the love they had from previous dogs.
As a Terrier bred dog registered with The American Purebred Association. Buddy loved to dig and bark. Whenever the family was gardening, Buddy would drop his bone before them and growl ferociously when they tried to approach him.
Buddy was a prevailing dog breed. He required a strong hand and dog training sessions from The Dog Training Academy on a daily basis. No one had the time or desire to do dog training work with Buddy.
I often witness distressing dog training methods employed because the owner payed no attention to dog breeds. This is not the advice from The Dog Training Academy. Humans and dogs with owner breed disimilarities should realise that dogs are bred for specific purposes.
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