The Bellington is a fashionable and gentle dog that originated in the United Kingdom. At first glance, the Bellington looks like a sheep, but what is different from the sheep is that it has a courageous, warning, and a lot of characteristics. They have a strong fighting spirit and good endurance. In the past, British farmers used them as hunting dogs. Nowadays, most of them are regarded as pet dogs. Today, the editor will talk about what you need to pay attention to when raising Bedlington puppies. Let’s take a look at them all.
Linton's ability to adapt to the environment was poor. They will be so nervous that they become mentally confused due to their fear of heights. Just the slightest noise will frighten them and cause them to run around, so during the feeding process, try not to make any noise, and don't keep looking at it because you like it. It’s not too late to play with it again after it gets familiar with the environment and you. Feeding time is the best opportunity to get close to the dog, but don’t rush towards the dog with the food in hand. Even if it’s not Bellington, other puppies will probably be scared away by you. You should quietly put the food in front of the dog, and then tell it in a gentle tone, "Eat." And when it just starts eating, don’t reach out to touch it.
Bellington puppies may run away at the stage that suits the environment. If you find that the dog is acting inappropriately, If it avoids you and doesn't listen to your calls, it may be trying to escape. It must be stopped immediately and criticized (but don't be too harsh) to stop it from running away.
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