Longdogs can come across as shy when you first meet them. However, once they warm up to a new person they can be very affectionate, and they form close bonds to their owners. Though they may be loving, they won’t constantly beg for attention. They are often quite content to laze about while their families go about their business until it’s time to play or cuddle. Although they are not very high energy, they do need ample space to move around and get the workout they need, so apartment living might not suit these dogs. They can get along well in houses with children though, and even other pets as long as they are raised alongside. Longdogs are fun loving dogs who will enjoy time spent playing in the yard with their families and loved ones. Though their independent nature means you will always have to keep an eye on them outdoors to make sure they don’t try to chase some prospective prey, it also means that befriending one of these dogs can always be an entertaining experience, and it is always interesting to see what they will want to do next.