Who knows the characteristics of a deer doll and the characteristics of a Chihuahua! How to distingu

Deer dolls have smaller eyes and shorter tails than Chihuahuas. And the deer dolls are more black, and the Chihuahuas are very few black.

Deer doll refers to a fawn dog. Speaking of Chihuahuas and Fawns, these are two very imaginary dogs that look long. They are all petite in size, with big ears and big eyes.

This makes it easy for many friends who are new to dogs to confuse the two. Of course, Chihuahuas and Fawn Dogs are two different dogs after all, and there are differences between them.

Chihuahua] is produced in Mexico, the adult growth is about 13-23 cm, the weight is 1-3 kg, and the average lifespan is about 13 years. The Chihuahua is the smallest dog breed in the world, with a round head, large, thin, erect ears, round, large eyes, and a short, slightly pointed muzzle. The proportions of the body are rectangular, the neck is slightly curved, perfectly integrated with the shoulders, the hind limbs are muscular and well-distanced, the feet and legs are trimmed with hair, the hind legs have shorts, and the neck has a fur collar.

Chihuahuas are short-haired and long-haired, with a very soft, tight and smooth coat covering the dog's body and a hairy collar and tail, and sparse coat on the head and ears. The hair on the tail resembles fur. The long-haired coat is soft, flat or slightly curved, preferably undercoated.

The ears are hairy at the edges, and the tail is full and long.

Fawn Dog] Fawn Dog is a miniature Doberman Pinscher that we like and are familiar with very much, because the overall image resembles a deer, so it is called a Fawn Dog. This dog is native to Germany and has so far spread to the United States and European countries. Fawn dogs are small, around 25-30 cm tall and generally weigh 3-5 kg.

The fawn dog has a round skull, large, erect ears, oval eyes, black and bright color, and an elongated snout. Compared to Chihuahuas, fawn dogs have ears that stand taller and have sharper ears. The overall size and weight should also be a little larger than that of a Chihuahua.

In contrast, the fawn dog's eyes are not as big and abrupt as the Chihuahua.

Fawn dogs have erect forelimbs, strong hind limbs, a relatively high tail at the base, and an erect tail, and most of the fawn dogs we see have broken tails. It is worth noting that although the Fawn Dog is also called a Miniature Doberman, there is no genetic relationship between them, but because it looks like a Doberman, it becomes a Miniature Doberman.

The difference can be big, the Chihuahua has more colors, the fawn dog is covered with gold, black and yellow, the fawn's legs are higher than the Chihuahua's, the Chihuahua has long hair and short hair, the fawn does not, the fawn's jumping ability is better, and the difference in appearance is also relatively large.

Deer Doak and Mini Doberman are two breeds at all!

The big difference is that the Chihuahua is smaller (and there are also larger), and the Fawn Dog has long legs and is very thin.

Deer dogs are very small, have no tails, and are thinner than Chihuahuas.

It's a big difference, at least the deer doll has a lot of legs than the Chihuahua.

1. Character. Fawn dogs are lively and active, like to run up and down the house, and need to haunt and walk often; Although the Chihuahua is also lively, it does not exercise much every day, and it does not often take time to take it out to play.

2. Body type. The fawn dog has a square body shape, a broad chest, a straight back, and an upward and deep belly; The proportions of the Chihuahua's body are rectangular and the length from shoulder to hip is slightly greater than the height of the shoulder.

3. Head. The fawn dog has a narrow skull, a thin tip of the head, and a flat top of the head; The Chihuahua has a round toe and a round "apple and fruit-shaped" He Zheng pants head.

4. Ears. The ears of the fawn dog should be as small as possible, and the breed with high ear roots is better, with erect ears and lop ears; The ears of a Chihuahua are large, thin and erect, but when resting, the ears are parted and at a 45-degree angle between the ears.

5. Eyes. The eyes of the fawn dog are oval, the right size, and black in color; Chihuahua's eyes are round and large, appearing bright black or red (pale yellow or white dogs are allowed to have white eyes).

6. Coat. The fawn dog's coat is short, smooth, and has a Zen sheen; Chihuahuas have a short-haired type coat and a long-haired type coat. The short-haired coat has a very soft, tight and smooth texture. The long-haired coat is soft, flat or slightly curved, preferably undercoated.

The difference between a deer dog and a Chihuahua is mainly in size, the fawn dog is 26 30 cm tall and weighs about 3 5 kg. The Chihuahua is one of the smallest dog breeds in the world, with a body height of 15 to 23 cm and a weight of 1 to 3 kg. The difference between a deer dog and a Chihuahua is mainly in size, the fawn dog is 26 30 cm tall and weighs about kilograms.

Chihuahuas are one of the smallest dog breeds in the world, with a body height of 15 to 23 cm and a weight of 1 to 3 kg.

The fawn dog has a narrow and long head, oval eyes, and is very dark and sleeking. The fawn dog has slender limbs and a graceful posture, resembling a fawn. The Chihuahua head is rounded, the ears are large, thin and erect, the eyes are round and large, and the proportions of the body are rectangular.

The traditional Chihuahua has a fingertip-sized hole on the top of its head, which is also an important criterion for people to distinguish whether a Chihuahua is pure or not.

1. The difference between Chihuahuas and fawn dogs.

2. The difference between a deer dog and a Chihuahua.

3. The difference between a deer dog and a Chihuahua**.

4. The difference between a deer dog and a Chihuahua.

1.The difference between a deer dog and a Chihuahua is that the deer dog has a higher ear root, a smaller distance between the ears, and black oval eyes, while a Chihuahua has a relatively larger distance between the ears and more black or red round eyes.

2.In addition to that, in terms of personality, the Deer Dog has a lively and unusually energetic personality, whereas the Chihuahua, although lively, is comparatively less energetic.

Your family should be a Chihuahua, it is best to look at the lower body to make it easier to identify, the lower body of the deer dog belly is concave, the tail is straight and long, and the ears are straight and flat. Whereas, Chihuahuas have slanted and high ears, large eyes, tails curled upward, and shorter legs than deer dogs.

Chihuahuas and deer dogs are both small dogs, which look relatively similar, and the deer dog resembles a deer because of its appearance, and the Chihuahua is the smallest of the small dog breeds, elegant, vigilant, and fast.

1. Appearance characteristics of Chihuahuas.

The Chihuahua is not only a cute small pet dog, but also has the hunting and defense instincts of a large dog, and has a temperament similar to that of a terrier. They are petite and do not have high requirements for living space, and basically the space of a general residence is enough for them to play. Being able to stay at home every day is a great place to be raised by people living in apartments.

I don't exercise much, I don't have to spend much time taking it out to play, I am not timid about other dogs, and I am very exclusive to my owner.

Chihuahuas have a strong will, are elegant, vigilant, and move quickly, and are widely loved for their shapely physique and petite size. The Chihuahua is not only a cute small toy dog, but also has the hunting and defensive instincts of a large dog, and has a temperament similar to that of a terrier.

The difference between short-haired and long-haired species is that the short-haired species are shiny, close-fitting, and supple, while the long-haired species have a tendency to shiver like short-haired species, except for the abundant back hair. Chihuahuas are quite afraid of cold and should not be kept in outdoor kennels, and they need to wear coats to protect them from the cold when they go out in winter.

2. Morphological characteristics of deer dogs.

Erect ears with high ear position and ear clipping. The eyes are full, bright, dark or pure black, slightly ovate, and the eye circles are dark, except for chocolate-colored dogs (the color of the eye circles is consistent with the body color). The nasal mirror is black, except for the chocolate-colored dog (which is consistent with the body color).

The muzzle is strong but not slender, forming a whole with the head, and the teeth are scissor-like bites. The neck is slightly arched, and the curves are elegant, muscular and there is no fat. The chest is well developed and the chest depth is moderate.

The dorsal line is horizontal or slightly backward. The front legs move parallel to the backwards, neither bending inwards nor outwards. The tail is erect and the heel is high, truncated in place.

Deer dogs' tails are artificially cut off when they are young.

This dog is also mixed enough, let's put it this way, the miniature and the Chihuahua cross into a fawn dog, you guess this is a fawn dog and a Chihuahua.

Chihuahua, still very recognizable.