Bite Force

The biting power of the Zuchon, Shichon, or Teddy Bear dog is noticeably less than that of other dog breeds. The biting power of a Zuchon is often below 200 PSI, making it one of the weakest dog breeds.

They may not have as much biting power as other dogs, but any dog's bite, if not handled correctly, may be harmful. But this doesn't change the fact that Zuchons are wonderful pets.

Even though Zuchon bite wounds may not be as bad as those from stronger-biting breeds, it's still a good idea to be careful. When it comes to children and other animals, Zuchons are usually rather amiable and non-aggressive. Training on bite inhibition and appropriate socialization should begin at a young age to guarantee a well-behaved dog.

An important part of being a good pet owner is teaching a Zuchon puppy to stop biting. Any household may benefit from having a Zuchon as a member with the right training and early socialization.

These canines might be there for their families for a very long time. To help bring up a friendly and well-behaved Zuchon, it's important to learn about the mechanics of their bite and to educate them using positive reinforcement techniques.