Low sociability MBTI性格类型
背景
Canine sociability refers to an individual dog's comfort and preference for interacting with other dogs, existing on a spectrum from highly social to dog-aggressive. While puppies are often naturally social, adult dogs tend to become more selective or tolerant as they age, and their sociability is shaped by genetics and life experiences. Understanding this spectrum and the dog's individual preferences is crucial, as forcing interactions can lead to negative experiences, while positive training and socialization can help dogs become more confident and well-adjusted around other dogs.