Chinese native dog breeds

The list of China's native dog breeds includes: Chinese Garden Dog, Soviet Red Dog, Tibetan Mastiff, Pug, Pekingese, Eastern Sichuan Hound, Shih Tzu, Lhasa Apso, Qingchuan Dog, Mongolian Spaniel, etc.

1. Chinese Garden Dog The Chinese Garden Dog is one of the native dog breeds in China, with a shoulder height of about 40-55 cm and a weight of about 20-25 kg.

He is not very carnivorous and his diet is omnivorous.

The appearance is very similar to that of a wolf, with a short snout and a flat forehead.

The geographical distribution is very wide, mainly distributed in the low-altitude Han gathering areas south of the Great Wall, east of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and centered on the Central Plains. It is the product of the agricultural social background of the Chinese Han people for thousands of years.

2. The correct name of the Soviet red dog "Soviet Red" should be "Laizhou Red".

Laizhou Red Dog has been bred in Zhuqiao Town, Laizhou for decades by cross-breeding Great Dane, Flat-backed German Shepherd Dog, Korean Tussaud, Shandong Fine Dog, Japanese Wolf Blue Dog and local dogs. It combines mastiff breed dogs and

The genes of wolf-breeding dogs are widely distributed in Laizhou, Longkou, Yantai and all over the country.

3. Tibetan Mastiff Tibetan Mastiff is also known as Tibetan Mastiff, Mastiff Dog, Fan Dog, and Dragon Dog.

Native to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China, it is a tall, ferocious, lop-eared bulldog.

The body is about 120 centimeters long. The body hair is thick and thick. The outer coat is not too long. In cold climate conditions, the undercoat is dense and soft like wool. It is cold-resistant and can sleep peacefully in ice and snow.

In warm climates, it is very rare.

He has a resolute character, strong strength and fierceness, and his wild nature still exists, making him intimidating.

4. Pug The Pug is native to China and is called a pug. It is a very charming, lively and cute small dog.

Its ideal height is 25 to 28 centimeters and its weight is 6 to 8 kilograms. The Pug's coat is beautiful, smooth and soft, short and shiny, and generally has silver, black, apricot and other coat colors.

5. Pekingese Dog Pekingese dog, also known as palace poodle and Pekingese dog, is an ancient dog breed in China with a history of 4,000 years.

The Pekingese is a well-balanced, compact dog, heavy in the front and light in the hindquarters.

It has personality, strong expressiveness, and its image resembles a lion.

It represents courage, boldness, and self-esteem more than beauty, elegance, or sophistication.

6. Eastern Sichuan Hound The Eastern Sichuan Hound, also known as the Linshui Dog, originated from the Linshui area in eastern Sichuan. It is outgoing, brave and aggressive, which is consistent with its own hound background, and is extremely loyal to its owner.

The number continued to decrease in the 1960s, and it was not until the 1970s that it was protected and successfully bred.

Belongs to Chinese fierce dog.

7. Shih Tzu The Shih Tzu is not only an excellent toy dog, but also a typical companion dog that is most suitable for home life.

If encountering special circumstances, it can also exert the hard-working characteristics of a working dog, so it is generally welcomed by people.

Shih Tzu dogs are healthy and cheerful, with personality and full of energy.

What attracts the most attention is its loyal and friendly personality.

8. Lhasa Apso Dog The Lhasa Apso dog is born in Tibet, China. It looks like a lion with long and abundant hair, especially on the head, ears and tail. The hair is the richest and can be dragged to the ground.

Shan has a beard and long sideburns, and an upturned tail with a chrysanthemum shape.

Now a very ideal family dog.

The Lhasa Apso is also known as the “Holy Dog to Exorcise Demons”.

9. Qingchuan Dog The Qingchuan Dog is a natural mountain hound. The locals call it the Mountain Dog. It has endless hunting power in groups, moves flexibly and is extremely ferocious.

Distributed in the rural areas of Qingchuan County in Guangyuan area of ??Sichuan, it is in a semi-wild state.

In terms of hunting, they are very cooperative and have a moderate level of excitement, but once excited, they can last for a long time.

Very fast and highly flexible.

10. The Mongolian thin dog is a dog that originated in the Liao Dynasty and has a large population in Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning and eastern Inner Mongolia.

In some areas, they are still used as guard dogs.