What will Teddy do if he is smart? Why Teddy is smart

Know how to read words and colors, be able to understand the meaning of the master, be able to give some simple instructions or orders, understand squatting and beckoning, and make corresponding actions.

1. Detailed explanation of the attraction test.

Place the teddy puppy carefully on the ground, take a step or two back, and give a gentle high-five, and the puppy will:

1. your tail and immediately run towards you, trying to jump on top of you and lick your hands.

2. your tail and immediately run towards you and scratch your hands with your paws.

3. Immediately run to you and wag your tail.

4. With its tail hanging down, the teddy dog came over hesitantly.

5. Stay put.

Teddy is smart.

Despite his small size, Teddy is very intelligent, ranking second in the IQ rankings of all dogs, second only to Border Herdsman's. Teddy's understanding of speech and body is very good, but his obedience to the master is relatively poor. Despite his small size, Teddy is very intelligent, ranking second in the IQ rankings of all dogs, second only to Border Herdsman's.

Teddy's understanding of speech and body is very good, but his obedience to the master is relatively poor. Teddy is not only playful, but also greedy, and especially smart when it comes to eating. Once it's time to eat, if the owner doesn't prepare food for him on time, Teddy will hold the bowl in his mouth and stare at the owner to remind him to feed it.

Teddy Profile

"Teddy", which refers to the "teddy bear-style" poodle, is simply a form of hairtrim for the poodle. Poodles are divided into 4 categories based on size, with the most popular being the smaller breeds: the Misty Dog and the Toy Poodle.

Among them, the toy poodle is the smallest one, with an active, cheerful, very alert, intelligent, likes to go out, has a good temperament, and is adaptable.

Some businessmen deliberately trimmed the poodle into the popular "teddy bear" shape, so such poodles were later called teddy dogs. In practice, a Poodle must be trimmed into a teddy bear style and look as cute as a bear toy when trimmed to be called a Teddy.

Why Teddy is smart

1. Excellent learning ability

Teddy is a very intelligent dog breed with excellent learning abilities. Training instructors can teach Teddy to complete a variety of tasks with simple instructions and rewards. This dog has a strong curiosity about things, often takes the initiative to explore its environment, and has a very strong memory, making it easier for its owner to educate it.

In addition, Teddy has the passion and drive to learn new things, and when they face new challenges, they will keep trying and not afraid to fail, and eventually succeed.

2. Excellent social skills

Teddy has excellent social skills and is able to adapt quickly to new environments and relationships. This dog is very fond of interacting with humans and is very dependent on its owner.

In addition, Teddy is also friendly to other pets and will not do things or take revenge on other pets like other dogs. They usually live peacefully with other pets, and will try to form friendships with other pets.

3. Strong concentration and comprehension

Teddy's high IQ makes them very focused and understanding. These dogs are able to understand commands very quickly and are able to execute the commands they receive from Cain.

They like to present themselves in front of humans and are able to concentrate while maintaining their understanding of things, which makes the owner more confident in their instructions, which makes communication between the two parties smoother.

4. Strong adaptability

Teddy is a relatively small breed of young granddog, but this does not affect their adaptability. Whether it's in urban or rural environments, Teddy is able to adapt easily. This breed of dog is perfect for being a family pet, it is easy to guide their behavior, and they are close to humans by nature, so they are easily able to develop feelings with their owners.

In addition, Teddy is also very suitable for getting along with children, they have a gentle personality, and even for naughty children, Teddy is able to maintain patience and gentleness with them, thus becoming a loyal companion to children.

Teddy is intelligent and has the second highest IQ in the canine category, behind the Border Collie. The IQ of an adult Teddy is generally 3 to 6 years old, and the most touching reed can reach 6 years old, depending on the owner's training style.

Teddy generally refers to the poodle, also known as the noble celery dog, also known as the curly dog, which is an animal of the genus Caninidae. The food must be rich in protein, and no less than 100 grams of meat should be given per day. Mix the same amount of vegetarian food or biscuits with water before feeding, and provide some fresh and clean drinking water.

Grooming: 1 time in the morning and 1 time in the evening, 5 minutes each time.

Combing should pay attention to the order: starting from the neck, from front to back, from top to bottom, that is, from the neck to the shoulders, then the back, chest, waist, abdomen, hindquarters, then comb the head, and finally the limbs and tail, and comb one side and then the other side after combing during the combing process.

Types of combs: bristle brushes, elastic wire brushes, and long, sparse metal combs. The brush can only fluff the ends of the long bristles, but the fine hairs can't. When grooming long-haired dogs, a hair brush, an elastic wire brush and a long, sparse metal comb should be used together.

Teddy is a small dog with the highest IQ and a very intelligent mind. When they are trained, they can remember new instructions after hearing them about 5 times, and owners who have no experience in dog training can also make them learn well. In addition, once it is time to eat, Teddy will hold the bowl in his mouth to remind the owner to feed, like a little leprey.

In the IQ ranking of all dogs, Teddy Dog ranks second only to the Border Collie. If you only distinguish them by small dogs, Teddy dogs have the highest IQ, so they are extremely intelligent.

The higher the dog's IQ, the easier it is to train. For owners with experience in dog training, during the training process, most Teddy dogs can easily remember and comply with the new instructions after hearing them about 5 times.

Even owners who are inexperienced in dog training can learn well if they master dog training skills, such as combining food with rewards and punishments.

Teddy dogs are not only good at obeying commands and obeying the owner's commands, but also very sheltered and delicious. Teddy's intelligence can also be shown in how he eats, kicking or holding his bowl when it's time to eat, then looking at his owner and reminding him to feed him.

1. Genetic causes

One of the main reasons for the low IQ of teddy dogs is the inheritance of genes. Teddy dogs are crossbred from other breeds such as Pomeranians and Shih Tzus. These breeds are not outstanding in terms of IQ, so the IQ inherited by teddy dogs will also be relatively low.

In addition, poor breeding and selection practices can also affect the intellectual development of Teddy dogs. For example, some small businesses in order to pursue faster speed and higher profits, through inbreeding to breed so-called "purebred" teddy dogs, which is also easy to lead to a decrease in the IQ level of teddy dogs.

2. Lack of adequate training

It's one thing that teddy dogs aren't naturally intelligent, but their IQ level can also be related to the quality of their daily training. Compared to other dogs, teddy dogs are small and delicate, and many times the owners are more accommodating to their training methods. As a result, the teddy dogs have not tried some intellectual and technical challenges, and slowly become "lazy" and "stupid".

Therefore, if the owner wants to raise a smart and flexible teddy dog, daily training and exercise are very necessary. Including challenging intelligence, finding hidden items, learning new skills, etc., are all great ways to develop the intelligence of your teddy dog.

3. Brain defects

There are some teddy dogs that are born with intellectual disability. Some teddy dogs suffer some kind of brain damage due to congenital diseases or injuries. All of these factors can leave an irreversible impact on the intelligence of the teddy dog.

4. Naughty and naughty

Teddy dogs are not smart, largely because they are very mischievous and mischievous. Smart dogs are generally quick to grasp the meaning of the hidden owner, get used to doing some good behavior, and do not do too much dangerous behavior.

Teddy dogs, on the other hand, often make their owners laugh and cry, such as frolicking, biting, making noise, etc., which will make their owners think that the teddy dog is less intelligent.

Conclusion

Despite their low IQ, Vertical Hall Teddy Dogs have a good nature and are particularly suitable for serving as family pets. Rather than asking them to meet the standards of high intelligence, it is better to care for them more and make them feel as happy and comfortable as possible in life.