Obedient Teddy

Teddy is petite and beautiful in appearance, and likes to be close to people. Most Teddy dogs are very well-behaved and obedient, making them suitable for raising at home. The obedient Teddy is very warm-hearted and generally does not bark or bark, and will do whatever its owner says.

Timid Teddy

Some teddies are timid and introverted, and like to stay in their own world. The timid Teddy is unwilling to interact with strangers and will feel frightened and uneasy if strangers approach it. If the timid Teddy encounters a dog that is stronger than him when he goes out, he will hide behind his owner and dare not make a sound.

Adversarial Teddy

Adversarial Teddy likes to fight against its owner. He does not necessarily listen to what the owner says and likes to be naughty and mischievous. When the owner trains it, it completely depends on its own mood. When it is happy, it may obediently obey its owner's orders. If a rebellious Teddy doesn't want to obey its owner, there's nothing the owner can do about it.

Sluggish Teddy

Although teddy dogs generally have high IQs, some teddy dogs are born to be stupid. Slow-type Teddy is slower than ordinary Teddy in all aspects, with slow reaction and low learning efficiency. No matter how hard the owner trains, it seems to have no effect.

Domineering Teddy

Domineering Teddy likes to stir up trouble. This type of Teddy needs a tough owner to tame it, otherwise it will think that it is the boss of the family. The domineering Teddy needs regular training. During the training process, the owner must not train it by beating, scolding, or scolding, which will make it even more unwilling to obey the owner's orders.