What kind of big dog with long hair?

Ancient English Shepherd.

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Ancient Shepherd Dog is commonly known as Ancient Shepherd

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The first type of long-haired dog is definitely Alaska. Alaska looks very noble and handsome, a kind of water pry dog. Alaska has a very thick and long coat, and not all Alaskan dogs are the same color.

This kind of mouth is particularly pleasing to the owner, because Alaska itself is not low in appearance, and this kind of dog is particularly loyal and does not like to make trouble.

The second type of dog has longer hair. It must be the Golden Retriever. Personally, I like the golden retriever very much, because the golden retriever is docile and well-behaved, and the IQ is particularly high.

The golden retriever's fur is very long, fluffy to the touch, and particularly comfortable. So a lot of people choose the golden retriever as their pet, the golden retriever can play with themselves, or play with children, it seems that the golden retriever is born to play with children.

The third type is the Scottish Shepherd. The appearance of this dog is also very popular with the owner, because this collie has a vigorous hair, is very smooth, and the color is also very well matched. And it doesn't look like it's fierce, it's very easy to get along with.

So if you take a Scottish Shepherd out for a walk, there will definitely be a lot of passers-by who want to touch the sheepdog's hair.

1.Alaska, Alaska looks very noble and handsome, is a kind of water pry dog. Alaska's hair is very dense and long.

2.Samoyed, which looks particularly good-looking, is dressed in white velvet, and its appearance is not low at all.

There are many long-haired dogs, and the following breeds I know of: Golden Retriever, Samoyed, Alaska, Scottish Shepherd, Chinese Crested Dog, Pomp Bichon Schnauzer, etc.

Dogs with very long fur are Scottish Shepherds, Maltese, Shih Tzus, etc.

1. Scottish Shepherd.

Also known as the Curley Shepherd, it is a very standard long-haired dog, and the authentic Scottish Shepherd is all brown and white coated. The Scottish Shepherd, easy to tame, docile, loyal and reliable, very outstanding ability to take care of children, especially its elegant and gorgeous appearance, has captivated many people, and has now become a very good companion dog.

2. Maltese dog.

A very niche type of dog. This dog also has long hair, about the same size as a teddy dog, and the body is covered with a very long white coat, which is very elegant. This kind of dog has a relatively gentle personality and especially likes to play with the shovel officer, but this kind of dog has always had a certain hostility towards strangers, and strangers can't be too enthusiastic when they see them for the first time.

3. Shih Tzu.

A rare type of dog, currently the main breeding use is as a play dog. They have two coats of fur, the fur is long and smooth, and because their Chinese ancestors had noble bloodlines and were a kind of court pet, Xi Shi was very proud and always held his head proudly. However, they have a docile personality and like to be close to people, making them an excellent family companion dog.

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Dogs have the highest sense of smell among all animals, and blind dogs can use their noses to live like normal dogs. The dog's sensitive sense of smell is mainly manifested in two aspects: one is the sensitivity to smell; The second is the ability to distinguish smells.

In canines, such as dogs and wolves, the sweat glands in the body are not very developed. It is difficult for their bodies to lower their body temperature once it is warm, so dogs are very sensitive to heat.

Dog breeds with very long fur are Golden Retriever, Samoyed, Alaska, Scottish Shepherd, Border Collie, Afghan Hound, Ancient Shepherd, German Shepherd, Komon, Shih Tzu, Butterfly, Pekingese, Pomeranian, and many more. Dog breeds with very long fur are Golden Retriever, Samoyed, Alaska, Scottish Shepherd, Border Collie, Afghan Hound, Ancient Shepherd, German Shepherd, Komon, Shih Tzu, Butterfly, Pekingese, Pomeranian, and many more. Compared with other dogs, long-haired dogs need to be groomed frequently, the hair loss is relatively serious, the hair is easy to get dirty, and there are no other shortcomings, and the owner chooses the dog according to his preferences.

1. Classification of long-haired puppy breeds

Long-haired puppy breeds can be divided into several categories like toy dogs, miniature dogs, etc. Among them, the popular miniature long-haired dog breeds are: Miniature Poodle, Yorkshire Terrier, Miniature Poodle, Shih Tzu, etc.

These dog breeds have small and delicate bodies and thick and smooth long hair, and they are particularly cute in appearance.

Originating from Belgium, the Miniature Poodle is up to 36cm tall and has a wonderful long coat and a rounded body. The Hail Boxier is a breed of dog born in England and is considered to be a very intelligent and loyal dog, with a height of around 20-23cm. Miniature Poodles come in gray, brown, and black appearances and usually weigh less than 7 pounds.

2. Characteristics of long-haired puppy breeds

Long-haired puppy breeds have many similar characteristics. First of all, these dogs are very small and delicate, not only cute in appearance, but also very suitable for family breeding. Secondly, their long fur and delicate appearance are also among the popular features.

Long hairs need to be cut and combed regularly, but when their hair is kept neat, they look even more beautiful.

In addition to this, there is another common trait of long-haired puppy dog breeds, which is that they are all very cute personalities. They are gentle, intelligent, and generally easy to train. This makes the long-haired dog breed the choice of many dog owners.

3. Skills for maintaining long-haired puppies

If you want to get a long-haired puppy, you need to know how to give them proper regular care. First of all, you need to groom their hair regularly, take them to get a haircut regularly, comb their hair, and use a professional shampoo and conditioner to keep their coat healthy.

In addition, their eyes and ears also require special care. You can wipe their ears with warm water and wipe their eyes with a damp cloth to prevent infection. In addition, it is important to pay attention to oral hygiene.

Be sure to brush them regularly to avoid caries and tartar buildup.

4. Suitable for people who raise long-haired puppies

Long-haired puppy breeds are suitable for urban families because of their small size, which makes them suitable for living in tight spaces and usually does not require much space for exercise. If you're someone who loves pets but can't give enough space in your living space, long-haired puppy breeds are a great choice.

In addition, these dogs have a gentle personality and make suitable companions for all ages. If you are an office worker or someone who stays at home for a long time, these little ones will accompany you through relatively lonely times and bring you endless joy and joy.

1. Golden Retriever Retriever.

The Golden Retriever is one of the most common domestic dogs, easy to raise, patient and not demanding much from the owner, as long as it is regularly transported, fed and veterinarian check-ups. The Golden Retriever is kind, friendly, loyal to its owner, and very intelligent, ranking fourth in the world's dog breed IQ rankings.

2. Scottish Shepherd.

The Scottish Shepherd, also known as the Curley Shepherd, is the star of the dogs full of spirituality: some dogs are loved by people for their petite and beautiful appearance, and some are trusted by their owners with their empathetic aura.

The Scottish Shepherd is docile, easy to get close to, energetic outdoors, affectionate to its owner, wary of strangers, and good at socializing, usually not showing a weak or aggressive side at all.

3. Border Collie.

The border collie has a strong shepherd instinct, is intelligent by nature, good at observing words and feelings, can accurately understand the owner's instructions, and can drive the sheep to move or rotate by the gaze of the eyes, and has been regarded as a shepherd dog for many years, ranking first in the world's dog breed IQ.

4. Giant Wang Lao Poodle.

Poodles with a height greater than 48 cm, known as giant poodles, belong to a type of poodle, except for the larger shape, and the rest are basically the same as the poodle, with curly or bundled characteristic curly hair.

The Poodle has a lively, alert, intelligent, and friendly personality, and is the second most intelligent breed among dogs; Poodles are very afraid of loneliness and are one of the dog breeds that need careful companionship.

5. Sheridan Shepherd.

Native to Scotland, the Shelotte Shepherd has been born for more than 100 years and is one of the most popular dog breeds in Japan, and it is mainly found in the United Kingdom and North America.

The Sheridan Shepherd is warm, loving, intellectual, understanding, intelligent, intelligent, active, and loyal to its owner. Celesti's personality will mainly vary from breeder to breeder, and they are loyal and passionate to their owners, because they are naturally happy to be in the company of their owners.

Encyclopedia - Scottish Shepherd.

Encyclopedia - Border Collie.

Encyclopedia - Giant Poodle.

Encyclopedia - Shelty Shepherd.

Breeds with large long hairs include: Golden Retriever, Gumber, Caucasus, Great White Bear, Samoyed, Alaska, Shepherd, Border Collie (smart dog), Large Sorosan Poodle, etc.

1. Great White Bear: "Great White Bear" is named after the shape of a polar bear, and is also known as the Pyrenees Mountain Dog.

2. Samoyed: The Samoyed dog, named after the Siberian herdsmen Satsuma, has always been used to pull sleds and guard reindeer.

3. Border Collie: Native to the Scottish Border, it is a kind of Collie Shepherd Dog, with a strong shepherd instinct, intelligent nature, good at observing words and feelings, and can really understand the owner's instructions, and can drive the sheep to move or rotate through the gaze of the eyes, and has been regarded as a shepherd dog for many years.

4. Alaskan Malamute: Also known as Alaskan dog, it is one of the oldest polar sled dogs, and its name is taken from a tribe called Malamute of the Inuit tribe of the Eskimos.

The breeds of long-haired dogs include border collies, Samoyeds, Sioux collies, golden retrievers, ancient collies, Chow Chows, Alaska, Shelotes, Great White Bears, Butterfly Dogs, Jugui Dogs, Afghan Hounds, Maltese Dogs, etc., they have thick hair, especially Afghan Hounds, the hair is very soft, but they also shed their hair, so they should be groomed frequently.

There are many breeds of long-haired dogs, such as the common border collie, Samoyed, Sioux collie, golden retriever, ancient collie, chow chow, Alaska, Shelotte, great white bear, butterfly dog, etc., their hair is very thick and thick.

Secondly, there are also long-haired dogs, Afghan hunting dogs, Maltese dogs, etc., among which the hair of the Afghan Hound can also be tied into a pigtail before the hungry, a soft hair cover the hair, so that the Afghan Hound looks extraordinarily gentle.

Dogs with long hair are not uncommon to lose their hair, so raising dogs with long hair needs to be groomed every day, and not combing their hair often will lead to knots in the dog's hair, and the only bad thing is that cleaning is also very difficult.

The breeds of long-haired dogs are Golden Retriever, Border Collie, Ancient Herd, Su Shepherd, Chow Chow, Samoyed, Butterfly Dog, Alaska, Maltese, and Afghan Hound. The Afghan Hound is a fashionable and noble dog, their whole body is covered with thick, delicate, silky hair, and even "hair", which is full of ornamentality.

<> Golden Retriever, Border Herd, Ancient Herd, Su Mu, Chow Chow, Samoyed, Butterfly Dog, Alaska, Maltese, and Afghan Hound are the top ten long-haired dog breeds, among which the Afghan Hound also has "hair", which is very distinctive. However, this kind of dog with a fashionable appearance and noble temperament is a banned dog in China, and it is difficult to see.

The Afghan Hound is covered with thick, delicate, silky hair, which is very ornamental. This type of hound is independent, adaptable, hardy and heat-tolerant, and can live in cities. They have a lively, quiet personality, and are gentle to people, and the only bad thing about raising them is that they need to be taken outdoors every day for a lot of exercise.