Golden Retriever

Golden Retrievers have good looks, high IQ, and are friendly to people. Golden Retrievers are very warm and have good constitution, making them a good choice for first-time dog owners. The only bad thing is that the hair loss is serious. Frequent feeding of human food, or commercial food with high oil and salt content can easily lead to rough hair, lack of nutrition and hair loss.

Labrador Retriever

Labrador Retriever is very intelligent, alert and considerate, and is widely used as a guide dog, police dog or search and rescue dog. Labradors are docile, friendly and loyal to their owners. It especially likes to play games with its owner and is very suitable for novice owners.

Corgis

Corgis have short legs and big butts, and they are quite cute especially when they run. Corgi has super healing power and can drive away the bad mood of its owner. Novices can consider raising a short-legged Corgi, but the Corgi cannot be allowed to climb stairs frequently because its lumbar spine is easily injured.

Poodle

Poodles do not shed and have no body odor, so they are very suitable for novices who have no experience in raising dogs. Poodle hair fades easily, so you need to take care of it. Don't bathe too frequently. Use a dog-specific bath liquid and let the dog go out to bask in the sun.

German Shepherd

German Shepherd is widely used as a working dog. Not only does it have a high IQ, it is also very loyal and reliable. Not only are they excellent working dogs, they are also great as companion dogs. Suitable for novices, especially for people who live alone. However, German shepherd dogs have been banned in many cities. If you want to raise them, you must first check whether your city allows them to be raised.