Early socialization and early obedience training are recommended for this breed. Yorkies are stubborn and difficult to train to go to the toilet outside. The trainer of this dog must be patient, strict and consistent. This breed is not suitable for harsh training methods. Yorkies is not recommended for families with small children. This is a loyal, loyal, loving and affectionate dog. She gets along well with dogs and other pets as long as she grows up with them. Yorkez is very attached to people and does not tolerate loneliness. Out of boredom, this dog begins to destroy everything around and bark incessantly. Weight: 2 - 4 kg. Height at the withers: 15 - 25 cm. Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years.

Greyhound Tazy is one of the most ancient breeds of dogs, attributed to the greyhounds of the eastern group, more adapted to the nomadic way of life of the peoples of Asia. An excellent companion dog, a hunting dog with an excellent understanding of the owner. Central Asian basins can be very different in nature, it all depends on the conditions of their environment. A lot of attention should be paid to the education and training of the Tazy, as this dog is independent and self-reliant. It is necessary to constantly monitor the situation so that the pet does not take precedence over you. Such a dog, of course, needs constant physical activity, training, "hunting" games. Weight: 25 - 35 kg. Height at the withers: 55 - 70 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.

If the Central Asian Shepherd Dog is not used exclusively for guarding flocks, then it must undergo early and intensive socialization without fail, this is the dominant breed that requires a very experienced owner. The Central Asian Shepherd Dog will not tolerate rough or arbitrary treatment. Teaching should be conducted with respect, firmness, fairness, patience and consistency. The Central Asian Shepherd Dog is a muscular, very strong, and fearless dog. She is well-balanced, absolutely not afraid of anything, has a strong and athletic build. Weight: 40 - 80 kg. Height at the withers: 61 - 81 cm. Life expectancy: 9 - 11 years.

It is very important to remember that the Canaan Dog is originally a natural breed. Therefore, she grows up late, she has an independent character and she is rather stubborn. This means that she needs an experienced owner and a good coach. Early socialization and general obedience courses are imperative. It should not be used in relation to the Canaan dog of rude or arbitrary methods of education, but it really needs to show from a very early age "who is the boss". Training should be conducted with firmness, respect, fairness, patience and consistency. Weight: 16 - 25 kg. Height at the withers: 48 - 61 cm. Life expectancy: 11 - 15 years.

Chow Chow requires intense, extensive, and ongoing training in both socialization and obedience. They get used to keeping the house clean quickly enough. However, the peculiarity of these dogs is that they are ready to perform only those tasks, the meaning of which is absolutely clear to them. From an early age, they need to explain who is the boss in the house, otherwise, they may decide that this role belongs to them. Education must be carried out on the basis of firmness, fairness and consistency. Rough or arbitrary training methods are unacceptable with these dogs. Weight: 20 - 32 kg. Height at the withers: 43 - 51 cm. Life expectancy: 9 - 15 years.

Since dogs of this breed mature slowly, at the same time, they are headstrong and stubborn, the Chesapeake Bay Retriever needs a fairly experienced owner. Early socialization and obedience training are imperative. You should not use rude or arbitrary methods in education. Teaching should be conducted with firmness, fairness, patience, respect and consistency. Dogs of this breed are especially talented in hunting down game, hunting, all kinds of dog competitions, Schutzhund, and field trials. Weight: 25 - 36 kg. Height at the withers: 53 - 66 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 13 years.

Intense and ongoing socialization and ongoing obedience training are essential for this dog. The training should be structured in the form of short, varied lessons so that the Czech Wolfhund feels a constant interest in the studies. Training should be based on respect, firmness, fairness, patience, and consistency. It is strongly not recommended to have a Czech Wolfhund for people who do not have sufficient experience in dog breeding, as well as if you have small children or other pets at home. These dogs fiercely defend their home and their territory. Weight: 20 - 25 kg. Height at the withers: 61 - 66 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

The Czech Terrier demonstrates a keen mind and a desire for obedience. However, these dogs can be quite stubborn. Therefore, it is recommended to conduct early socialization with them and undergo a general training course. Training must be conducted with fairness, firmness and consistency. The sturdy, rather stocky Czech Terrier can be called rather long than tall. The Czech Terrier is a stubborn, hardy and very resilient breed of dog. They are extremely agile, diligent, and besides, they are energetic and tireless hunters. Weight: 7 - 8 kg. Height at the withers: 28 - 30 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 12 years.

Chinook is a very intelligent breed of dog, they actively strive to earn the praise and affection of their owner. It is recommended to conduct an early socialization course and obedience training. Do not use harsh or arbitrary methods. Training should be conducted with respect, firmness, fairness and consistency. They are great with children, dogs and other pets. Chinooks are slightly fearful of new surroundings and strangers, but never show aggression or shyness. They are reliable, loyal, versatile and patient. Weight: 25 - 32 kg. Height at withers: 53 - 69 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.

The Cirneco Del Etna is an intelligent, dominant dog breed that requires early and intense socialization and obedience training. Rough or arbitrary methods in dealing with this dog will be completely ineffective. Training must be conducted with firmness, fairness, patience and consistency. This is an affectionate, loyal, and lively dog that can become a true friend. She gets along well with children and other pets with whom they grew up in the same house since puppyhood. But to those people with whom they are not familiar, these dogs are rather wary. Weight: 8 - 14 kg. Height at withers: 41 - 51 cm. Life expectancy: 13 - 15 years.

Chihuahua is difficult to train, but with patience, love for the dog and with consistent effort, you can achieve some success. Positive stimulation works best with Chihuahuas. You can train your dog to keep the house clean using a special diaper or keep it in a special box for some time. Early, extensive and intense socialization is also necessary. A distinctive feature of Chihuahuas is their high individuality. Each representative of this breed has its own unique character. Weight: 3 kg. Height at the withers: 15 - 23 cm. Life expectancy: 10 - 15 years.

It is recommended to conduct early socialization and obedience training with Chip. Like all small breeds, Chipu dogs have a hard time getting used to keeping the house clean. Rough or arbitrary methods are ineffective. Training must be conducted with firmness, fairness, patience and consistency. An affectionate, loving, and devoted dog of the Chipu breed, as a rule, chooses only one owner from the whole family, to whom he will give all the warmth of his heart. Chipu is very sad if left alone for a long time and may even start to spoil the surrounding objects. Weight: 1 - 5 kg. Height at withers: 15 - 33 cm. Life expectancy: 9 - 12 years.