Which of these two dogs? 48 days, what breed are these two dogs?

The one on the right. I feel that the right one is more pure, Alaskan dogs have to see if the spirit is good, Alaska is pointy-eared, it must be pointy-eared bloodline. The head of the Alaskan Malamute is broad and deep, proportional to the size of the body.

The expression is gentle and full of emotion. Eyes slanted. The eyes are brown, almond-shaped, and medium-sized.

Darker eye color is preferred. Blue eyes are a serious defect. The ears are medium in size but small compared to the head.

The ears are triangular in shape with slightly rounded tips. The distance between the ears is large, and it is in a straight line with the upper corner of the eye. When the dog is on alert, the ears stand upright.

The erect ears are slightly curled forward. The position of the ear base is too high is a disadvantage. The skull is wide, slightly rounded between the ears, and the part near the eyes is flat and narrow.

There is a dent between the eyes. The snout is broad and tapered from the base to the tip of the nose. Dogs with coats other than red have black nose, lips, and eye sockets.

Dogs with a red coat can be brown. Lips are tightly closed. The upper and lower jaws are wide and the teeth are large.

Scissor occlusion. Protrusion of the upper and lower jaws is a disadvantage. When judging an Alaskan sled dog, the most important point is whether it is up to the job of pulling a sled with weights in the polar regions.

When considering deviations from the standard, the first step should be to gauge whether and to what extent they affect the work. Alaskan Malamutes must have strong limbs. Any imperfection in either the forelimbs or the hind limbs, manifesting itself when walking or standing, is a serious defect.

Open feet, ox-like tarsal joints, weak front and rear heels, straight and unangled shoulders, stilt-like gait, or any unbalanced, unstable gait, bones that are too light or heavy, and uncoordinated body proportions are all disadvantages. Well, that's how Alaskan Malamutes are judged.

I look at the same, all stop beautiful, look at your eyes, which one you like, take it back, or call it, see which of them likes you more.

It looks like a dog called a feist called a bush puppy

It's not a beagle, it's not like that, and the dog's ears seem to be a little bigger.

It's not big, the ears aren't quite right.

Maltese dogs.

Maltesedog, also known as Maltesedog, or translated as "Mo Angel". With a height of 20 26 cm and a weight of kilograms, it is the oldest dog breed in Europe, native to the British territory of Malta, in the Mediterranean Sea, from which it was named. The Maltese dog has a history of nearly 3,000 years and has been pampered by noble ladies for its dignified and elegant posture in ancient times.

In the handicrafts and works of art that still exist on the Mediterranean coast, the vivid artistic image of the Maltese dog can often be seen. <>

Coarse Curlie (Scottish Shepherd.

It is a Scottish Shepherd and is a very gentlemanly and docile dog! Very close to human beings

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How many dog breeds are there in the world? Crossbred and unrecognized derivative dogs certainly don't count as dogs (these breeds are just called by folklore)! Only dog breeds recognized by dog industry organizations are counted!

The FCI, the world's four largest dog industry organizations, has recognized the most dog breeds with 337 breeds, while the AKC has only recognized 149 breeds! (There are purebred dog names and meanings) (Of course, some people in China also use various folk names.)

If the puppy is not even clear to its parents, there is no point in purebred breeding!

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