List the various terms that describe the behavior of the different breeds. What do these terms mean?

Answer 1

?? aloof—one who holds the head high in a proud, confident manner
?? amiable—mild, easygoing
?? aristocratic—holding the head high and having a certain air of nobility
?? bold—showing no hesitation or fear
?? congenial—easygoing and cooperative
?? constitution—the physical makeup of an animal
?? dignified—an excellent-appearing animal that shows beauty of form and grace
?? disposition—how an animal acts under various circumstances
?? docile—an animal that is tame, easygoing, and obedient
?? feisty—nervous, excitable, and easily agitated or irritated
?? gaiety—the state of being cheerful, happy, or merry
?? impetuous—abrupt, hasty, and rushing headlong into its work without much efficiency
?? incorrigible—unable to be controlled or corrected
?? independent—wanting to have its own way and not wanting to be controlled
?? indolent—lazy or inactive
?? jovial—good-natured, happy, easygoing
?? keen—very sensitive, alert, and intense
?? meek—showing weakness and a lack of aggression
?? reserved—shy, cautious, or restrained
?? serene—calm and quiet
?? spirited—showing a lot of pep, vigor, and energy
?? staunch—strong, steady, steadfast while on point
?? steady—staying on task
?? temperament—the emotional and mental qualities of an individual animal
?? thorough—describes a dog that works every bit of ground and cover
?? timid—showing lack of confidence, somewhat afraid
?? tranquil—quiet and peaceful
?? vain—appearing conceited; overconfident or showing excessive pride
?? versatile—having a wide range of skills