About the Silver Fox Dog, please understand the characteristics of the Silver Fox Dog

No, the silver fox is also called the arctic fox, the Japanese sharp-billed dog, I have one in my family, although it is not a purebred. Silver foxes are relatively rare small dogs. It doesn't look like a fox, it looks like it when it was a child, and it looks more like Satsuma when it grows up.

In terms of appearance, he is more stretched than the white Hiromi, unlike the spherical body of Hiromi, but the fur is obviously not as delicate as Hiromi, and the silver fox's fur is slightly thicker.

It looks more like a miniature version of the Samoyed, except that the mouth is not as large as the Samoyed. The eyes are round.

Larger than Hiromeran but far inferior to Satsuma, it is a small dog, more docile and intelligent, and not fierce, suitable for families with children.

I don't know if there is a fox bloodline, but my puppy likes to play with birds such as live chickens, and does not eat raw food, but just likes to play with birds until he dies... It's like a fox in particular.

Purebred silver foxes are now rare in second-tier cities in China, and most of them are skewers, all of which are skewered with white Pomeranian, but there are also some more beautiful. My silver fox was bought back when the white Pomeranian was a child, and the appearance was different from the white Pomeranian when he was a child, he preferred to find people, and his body was a little bigger than the Pomeranian, and he would choose it to go home in a litter of dogs that the seller said was the white Pomerian, because he couldn't survive because he stuck to me. When it grows to two months, the characteristics of the silver fox are fully revealed.

It's not very pure, but it's cute.

Intelligent, recognize people, recognize home, and react very quickly. When running, the body can be in a straight line, very handsome, likes sports, and has a lot of activity.

The Silver Fox is a very playful small dog (pet dog), and at the same time it is very sincere and docile. The Silver Fox is a shepherd born and intelligent, ranking 5th in the intelligence ranking of small dogs, so it is easy for breeders to teach and train.

The gait of the silver fox is proud, solemn and lively. Its temperament and actions are positive. Selling Dogs reminds that the Silver Fox is an outgoing, intelligent and lively dog, which makes it a very good companion dog and a very competitive racing dog.

The silver fox dog has a lot of hair, like a small fur ball, and likes to bark a little. The scientific name is the fox dog, because it is very fox-like.

The silver fox has a smooth, relaxed, harmonious and lively gait. Good forequarters guidance and strong hindquarters drive. The hind legs on each side move in the same straight line as the front legs.

The legs converge slightly towards the center line of the body to achieve balance. The front and hind legs are neither inwards nor outwards, the dorsal line remains level and the overall contour is balanced.

The Silver Fox is an outgoing, very intelligent and lively dog, making it a very good companion dog and a very competitive racing dog.

Extended Knowledge: Feeding Points for Silver Foxes:

The daily feed must contain 250-300 grams of meat, plus an equal amount of dry vegetarian or biscuits. Both meat and dry ingredients need to be cooked, then chopped and mixed with a small amount of water before feeding.

Drinking water should also be fed 2-3 times a day. The heat of the food fed should not be higher than the body heat of the dog, otherwise it will burn Gou's mouth and digestive organs. A small amount of salt can be added to the food to enhance the flavor of the food.

To ensure that the feed and water must be clean and hygienic, the tableware such as food utensils should be washed in time, and the food utensils should be consumed regularly to prevent dogs from being infected with diseases caused by unhygienic diet. Especially in the summer.

Since the ancestors of the silver fox dog were herding dogs, they love to be active on their own, so they should take them out for a walk regularly every day to achieve an appropriate amount of activity to promote the health and strength of the dog.

Silver foxes love to bark, so they should be trained as young as a puppy so that they can stop barking. They should also be trained not to scratch with their claws that damage objects at home, and to train them to pay attention to hygiene, love cleanliness, and develop regular bowel movements.

Intelligent, lively and energetic, with a brisk and energetic gait, alert and sensitive to what is happening around him, and likes to bark.

Advantages: Very obedient to the owner, immunity is also good, easy to raise.

Disadvantages: too dependent on the owner, overly sensitive and loyal to the owner.

Head: The size is coordinated with the length of the body, and it is appropriately wide and rounded.

Skull: Moderately developed forehead. The posterior part of the skull is the widest.

Ceases: Obviously.

Nose: small, round, black.

Mouth: pointed, slightly rounded at the tip, very well-proportioned. The lips are tight and preferably black.

Jaw teeth: white and strong, scissor-like bite.

Eyes: Appropriately large, apricot-shaped, slightly oblique in position, dark in color, black in the eyes and face.

Ears: Position high, small, triangular, erect, punch forward, not very far apart.

Neck: Moderately long, well-developed muscles.

Shoulders: High position.

Back: straight and short.

Waist: Wide. Chest: wide and deep, ribs expand naturally.

Abdomen: Folds up naturally.

Forequarters: Shoulders naturally slanted, forearms straight, elbows tight.

Hindquarters: muscular, joints and joints are properly flexed.

Feet: Cat-shaped feet. The foot pads are thick and, along with the toenails, are preferably black.

Tail: high position, appropriate length, raised over the back.

Answer: Silver fox dog is very friendly and enthusiastic to people, but in fact, people are very quiet, not very lively dogs, and relatively timid, once they go to a new environment, it may be difficult to adapt at first, but once it accepts the life with its own owner, it will have a sense of dependence on its relatives, and even its own small partners who live together. Therefore, if you have two dogs at home, if you take the other one out one day and leave the silver fox dog at home, then it will become unable to eat and its mood will be very low.

Silver Fox Dogs are very easy to train because of their high IQ and good obedience. You must know that the silver fox dog looks gentle and lovely, very delicate, but in fact, it was originally used by the Japanese as a herding dog. This is all because it is full of energy, good stamina, very lively and active, and likes to play with people.

In particular, it has a gentle personality and is very humble to children, so it is very suitable as a child's playmate, and it will not hurt children.

Question: Will the silver fox find its own home when it is old?

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Silver Fox Dog: In Germany, it was crossed between a Samoyed dog of the Siberian silky dog type and a Japanese dog, and was later improved into a cute and cute pure white Japanese fox dog. The dog's appearance coat color is pure white, with a double coat

There are plump tufts of hair around the neck, chest, and tail, which are particularly bulky. Large black eyes, erect and triangular ears, small round, black nose, and pointed snout. The feet are rounded, with plump ornamental hairs between the toes, and the tail has tufts of hair that roll up to the back.

The fluffy, rich, pure white coat is beautiful.

Pointed ears, pointed mouth, pure white, curly tail, long hair.

Smart and easy to teach. Relatively lively. The hair is originally coarse. Likes to bite things, and it's only a little bit old at three months.

The Silver Fox Dog, also known as the Japanese Spitz, is also known as the Japanese Fox Dog. The name of the Japanese silver fox is derived from the German meaning of "pointed", which represents the dog's muzzle and ears are pointed, similar to the appearance of a fox, hence the name.

Silver Fox dogs belong to small and medium-sized dogs.

The appearance of the silver fox dog is pure white, double fur,There are plump tufts of hair around the neck, chest, and tail, which are particularly bulky. Large black eyes, erect and triangular ears, small round and black nose, pointed beak, round feet, plump ornamental hairs between the toes, and a tail with tufts of hair curled up to the back, and a fluffy, plump, pure white coat is very beautiful.

Adult dogs are 30 38 cm tall, weigh kilograms, and have a lifespan of about 12 years.

Silver fox dogs have the habit of recognizing familiarity but not recognizing life, and it is best not to change the new owner halfway, otherwise, they will not listen to the command of the new owner for a long period of time.

Yes, silver foxes belong to small dogs.

Silver Fox Dog, also known as Japanese Silk (Fluff) Dog, Japanese Sharp-billed Dog, English name Japanese Spitz, native to Japan. Silver fox dog likes to bark, has full awareness of things around it, is an excellent guard dog, will be very alert to the living, but is particularly attached to their own family, if you can't see the owner for a day or two, there will be restlessness, bite things and other phenomena, so don't easily change the new owner. The silver fox pays great attention to cleanliness and hygiene, and never defecates in the house, in the cage and in places he thinks should not (such as the corridor), he generally chooses to be convenient in a place with grass, and usually takes her out twice in the morning and evening.

No matter what kind of dog you have, you must vaccinate and deworm the dog on time to prevent and control the occurrence of infectious diseases and parasitic diseases. Pay more attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the dog to prevent fleas and lice from being infected.

It's not very small, it's quite a bit bigger than a Chihuahua Hiromi. And there is a difference between male and female, but it is not too big to control. My family is 5 kg in 11 months, and I have seen a 30-pound male silver fox. If you want to keep a small dog, don't feed him too much when you're a child.