Advantages and Disadvantages of Cathrow

Advantages of the Cathrow:

1. Easy to raise. Cathrow has a big appetite and is not picky about food. It is recommended that the owner choose dog food that contains calcium and protein, and an appropriate amount of meat can help the Cathrow grow healthily and vigorously.

2. Castro seldom barks. For some small movements, they generally pay little attention to them. If there is a lot of movement, the barking of the Cathrow dog is calm and will not make people feel irritable.

3. Be extremely loyal to the master. It is very friendly to the family, and can tolerate the bullying of the children at home. It likes to play with the children, but it will not hurt them.

4. Smart and easy to train. Cathrow dogs are smart and brave, and they are relatively easy to train.

5. "Domineering" appearance. Cathrow dogs are very cool in appearance and very fit.

6. Stable personality. He is protective but also very gentlemanly, and has a very stable personality.

Disadvantages of Cathrow Dog:

1. A lot of exercise. Because the Cathrow dog is large in size, eats a lot, and needs a lot of exercise every day, it needs to be often taken to run on the open grass or do training exercises with a lot of exercise. It is suitable for people who like sports to raise Cathrow dogs, and they can take them to exercise together.

2. Aggressive. Cathrow dogs are naturally alert and are generally used as guard dogs. If the Cathrow dog feels that you threaten it or endanger its owner, it will immediately bark and bite.

3. Excessive protection of the Lord. The Cathrow dog thinks that within a radius of three meters is its territory. As long as a stranger dares to approach the owner, it will give a vigilant roar to warn the other party, and if it takes two steps forward, it will attack.

4. Too clingy. Cathrow is absolutely clingy, and it will stick around every step of the way, which may make daily life inconvenient.

Are Cathrow dogs dangerous for domestic use?

1. This depends on the degree of domestication of the Cathrow dog and the upbringing of the owner. Castro has a fierce appearance, strong body, strong explosive power, and unstable personality. If the owner has not domesticated it well since childhood, it is easy to cause the dog to become aggressive.

2. If the Cathrow dog has not been trained by the owner since childhood, it may hurt people. A well-trained Cathrow dog can be used as an excellent care dog to help the owner look after the home. Due to many factors such as vigilant personality, strong strength, and high stability, most Cathrow dogs have become military dogs and police dogs.

3. If it is a Cathrow that has been professionally trained, it will attack other dogs in about 5 months, but usually it is not recommended that the owner take the initiative to train it to attack other dogs, so it is easy to form a Cathrow Grumpy, aggressive, and unusually powerful conditions can also increase the chances of a Cathrow dog suffering from trauma. There is even a tendency to attack people or other large animals such as cattle and sheep.