Mary Allen
#7 It is important to start learning on time. A four-month-old puppy can already master most of the standard skills, but at this age you should not require him to perform them flawlessly and instantly.
#8 I would like to warn the owners of Sharpei against walking them without watering with other dogs.
This can only be practiced with puppies up to 6 months old. Males of this breed are often pugnacious and it is much better if for them the walk will represent joint work with the owner, rather than uncontrolled running with the dogs.
#9 An adult Sharpei does not really need the company of other dogs.
If he is brought up correctly, then he is focused on communication with the owner, training and receiving positive emotions from this process. This feature is inherent in the breed and is very convenient for most owners.