Even if you hate to admit it, diva dogs do exist, and yours may be one of them. Is your doggy spoiled rotten and doesn't like to sleep on her doggy bed at night? Or does she expect to go with you everywhere and gets super mad at you if you leave her alone for just an hour? Perhaps your pooch is used to being dressed up and likes it. If this is the case, then you have a diva dog on your hands! 😉
Not every owner makes their dog a diva dog, but how you treat your pooch definitely can contribute to their spoiled ways. For example, if your pooch always has table food and later you stop giving her food at the table, she is likely going to turn into a diva. Do you blame her?! Consistency is key when training your pooch.
Diva dogs also require a lot of grooming, so your pooch may need to visit the groomer quite frequently or need a lot of walks due to her non-stop energy.
What defines a diva dog to you? Find out some breeds that make the diva list on the next page.
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