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1.Look at the color of the dog.

One yellow and two black, three flowers and four whites, it is said that the yellow dog is the best, the black dog is second, the third is the flower dog, and the white dog is considered the worst.

The folk legend of the black dog has a distinctive ability to avoid bad things.

And the white dog is the best at imitating people, according to legend, there was a white dog in ancient times who was very old, and finally learned everything about the owner's house, and then replaced it. Therefore, it is believed that a white dog that is too old is not good.

2.Look at the time when the dog was born.

Spring dogs are born with stinky bodies, summer dogs often attract stinky flies, autumn dogs bark blindly at night, "winter dogs are born the most elves", that is to say, dogs born in the cold winter month are more spiritual. Many people think that it is best for a dog that is pregnant in the fall to be born in winter.

3.Look at the dog's whiskers.

One dragon, two tigers and three leopards, it is said that the beard on the dog's chin, if one is so good, two are not bad, three is a leopard, and the leopard has the habit of stealing food. So you can't buy 3 beards when you buy a dog.

4.Look into the dog's eyes.

Dogs with deep eyes can distinguish the intimate relationship between others, while dogs with protruding eyes tend to be short-sighted, and they don't even know their owners when they come home, and they will bark at their owners. The darker the dog's eye color, the better.

5.Look at the dog's tail.

Earth dogs generally have two kinds of tails, one is rolled upwards, called the money tail, which is said to attract wealth. Another type of dog that stands up to the sky is called "gun tail", which is a sign of a good hunting dog.

The above signs are for earth dogs, not for modern pet dogs. If you also like earth dogs and pastoral dogs, then take a good look at these criteria and then choose a good dog!

The appearance of the soil dog pups can be judged by their appearance, reactions and personalities, and healthy and intelligent dogs have upright ears and clean and shiny coat. When selecting pups, you can make a sound, and the intelligent dog will immediately look for the source of the sound. A good dog is very human, and when you greet or tease him, he will interact with you.

The first thing to choose a soil dog cub is to look at the appearance, and the dogs with upright ears are more sensitive to hearing and respond faster. A dog's clean and smooth coat is a sign that it is healthy, especially if there are red spots in the hidden area.

Clever earth dogs are very quick to react, when choosing cubs can make sounds, observe whether the dog will immediately look for the source of the sound, if the dog is indifferent or even frightened, then you must choose carefully.

The docile earth dog is very friendly to humans, you can try to get close to the dog, greet it or tease it with toys, if it interacts with you and wagging its tail, it means that the dog has a good personality and is very intelligent.

1. Foxhound.

The foxhound, also known as the English foxhound, is 58 69 cm tall and weighs 25 34 kg, slightly smaller than the male, and its ancestor is the Saint Hubert Hound. It was first brought in by the Normans during their invasion of England in 1066. In the 70s of the 18th century, George Washington played an important role in the improvement of the breed of foxhounds, and he mixed the bloodlines of the consolidated breed of foxhounds with the bloodlines of the French hunting dog breed to produce his own American breed of foxhounds.

Later, the Foxhound mated with the Irish Island Foxhound and the English Foxhound, resulting in a breed that had a faster leg than the American Foxhound.

2. Welsh Corgi.

Although the Welsh Corgi is a small dog, it has a very stable personality and does not have the neuroticism of ordinary small dogs at all, making it a very suitable guardian dog for children. They are very bold and alert, and can guard their homes with high vigilance, making them one of the most popular small guard dogs. There are two types of Welsh Corgis, the Cardigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi, the Pembroke Corgi has a shorter body shape, straighter, lighter leg bones, and a better texture of the back coat.

3. Cocker Spaniel.

The cocker spaniel, also known as the sandpiper spaniel, can be divided into English cocker spaniel and American cocker spaniel, and its ancestor is the Spanish spaniel. Originally introduced to England from Spain for hunting birds, the Cocker Spaniel was brought to the United States to be bred and improved in large numbers to become the two smaller cocker spaniels that are now available. It has a sturdy and compact body with a well-defined and delicate head, with a sturdy and well-proportioned body, with its front legs standing upright to support the shoulders, while the shape of the back is slightly tilted towards the muscular hindquarters starting from the shoulders.

There is both speed and endurance when they move. The character is free and lively, with a steady temperament and no signs of shyness.

4. White terrier in the western highlands.

The West Highland White Terrier is native to England and originated in the 19th century. A pure white terrier from the West Highlands of Scotland, with a fox-like face and a long nose. All Scottish Terriers are said to have been inherited by a common ancestor before being distributed across the UK, where they were originally used to hunt otters, foxes and mice.

5. Maltese dogs.

Maltese dog, also known as Maltese, or translated as "Mo Angel", is 20 26 centimeters tall, weighs kilograms, is the oldest dog breed in Europe, native to the British territory of Malta Island in the Mediterranean Sea and got this name, has a history of nearly 3,000 years, in ancient times it was pampered by the ladies for its dignified and elegant posture. 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.

1. Teacup dog.

Teacup Dog, can also be called Teacup Poodle. It is a pet dog that originated in the United States. Because it is small enough to fit in a teacup, it is called a teacup dog.

It is also because of their small size that they do not give birth many times and in many quantities. When breeding, in addition to paying attention to the environment in which it lives, it is also necessary to prevent hypervitaminism or modification deficiency.

2. Dachshund.

Dachshund** is a short-legged, long-bodied hunting dog in Germany. Independent by nature, it is easy to care for and feed, and it is quick to understand and follow the orders of its master. Although it is easy to feed, it is still necessary for it to maintain regular exercise and not too much when feeding, which is to prevent it from becoming too fat.

3. Schnauzer.

The Schnauzer is a terrier of German origin and the only breed of terrier that does not contain English blood. Its name means "tone" in German. Energetic, it has the eyebrows and beard of an old man.

In order for it to grow better, it is best to understand and master common dog diseases and breeding behaviors before raising them.

4. Mini Chihuahuas.

The Chihuahua is one of the oldest known dog breeds and belongs to the smallest of the small dogs. It is not timid and brave when faced with other dogs, but it is prone to illness, whether it is too hot or too cold. Note that if it is not trained to defecate in a fixed manner, it will defecate indoors.

5. Maltese dogs.

The Maltese is the oldest dog breed in Europe, and its name is derived from the British territory "Malta", which is native to the Mediterranean. It is pampered by everyone for its dignified and elegant attitude. Its hair needs to be groomed every day, and when it is fed, it must have meat every day.

It is more active, so take it for a walk regularly every day to maintain a normal appetite.

It's similar to the earth dog, there is a kind of pug called the bara dog, and I have one in my family that is crossed with the earth dog. Like this.

Yes, I had one in my family before, but it was small, short-haired, and very cute.

It was born from a cross with a small dog breed.

Here's how to choose a good dog:

1. It is best to go to an acquaintance who has a dog to choose a local dog. Because the breed of soil dogs is ordinary, there are many of them, and they are not expensive, and the market will not deliberately make health birth certificates and other documents for them, so the quality of soil dogs cannot be guaranteed. The best way is to communicate with friends who raise local dogs, and wait for the domestic local dog to give birth to puppies, you can choose as soon as possible, and generally ensure that you can choose a healthy little dog.

2. Choose a docile and responsive dog. Choosing a soil dog first depends on the character. If the character is too irritable, then it will inevitably be in a situation of indiscriminate biting, it will be a headache, the docile earth dog when you approach it, it will wag its tail to you in a friendly welcome, and will not immediately let out a whining roar.

When you give various instructions, it can look at you with great attention, indicating that it is responsive and has a strong learning ability.

3. Choose a native dog with good facial features and a well-proportioned body. Some people say that they are born from the heart, and they can see the quality of the dog from their appearance. The facial features of a good earth dog should be upright, among which the eyes are symmetrical and bright and have five obvious secretions, which are sensitive to sound, and the test method can be used to test whether the hearing of the earth dog is normal by high-fives left and right.

He has a well-proportioned body with strong limbs and a tail that is high and cocked inward.

4. Choose a native dog with straight teeth and good appetite. As the saying goes, eat well to sleep soundly. A local dog has a good appetite and is not a picky eater when it arrives at the meal, which is a sign that the local dog is very healthy.

In addition, you can feed some bones to the soil dog to see how well it gnaws, if there is no difficulty, eating smoothly, it means that its teeth are strong and the oral environment is good.

5. Choose a soil dog with bright coat color and no disease. A healthy earth dog must have a shiny coat color, which is generally dominated by a pale yellow and supple coat color.