How many years does a soil dog live, and how many years does a soil dog generally live for

12-20 years, or even longer.

The Chinese pastoral dog, traditionally called "earth dog", and also called "Shiba dog" in some places in the north, belongs to a kind of mammal of the carnivorous order, canidae, and canine subfamily, with a shoulder height of about 25 55 cm and a weight of about 10 30 kg when it grows up. It is a native dog breed that needs to be rescued urgently. In the past, it was widely used in rural China and Southeast Asia, and now urbanization has also widely regarded Chinese pastoral dogs as pet dogs.

The lifespan of the soil dog has a lot to do with genes, and it is also related to the usual feeding method and dietary structure, and obesity and malnutrition will affect the life span of the dog and reduce the quality of life of the dog.

The lifespan of a soil dog is generally 12-20 years, or even longer. The life span of the dog is closely related to the owner's feeding and care, and the owner raises the dog scientifically, which can naturally extend the life of the dog.

The earth dog is also known as the "Chinese pastoral dog". It is a native dog breed in China, adapted to the local climate and environment, and after thousands of years of natural selection, the lifespan is naturally getting longer and longer. The Chinese Pastoral Dog is one of the oldest dog breeds in China and was once known as the "national dog".

Su Dongpo's word cloud "The old man talks about juvenile madness, the left leads the yellow, and the right Qingcang". The "yellow" here refers to this kind of pastoral dog used for hunting.

Most of the Chinese native dogs live in rural and suburban China. The Chinese pastoral dog is a product of China's thousands of years of agrarian society, and is a living fossil of history and culture, known as the "Chinese national dog".

It has a docile personality, is not easy to take the initiative to attack humans, can live in groups, has strong regionality, is easy to raise, has high loyalty, and is not easy to get sick. It was widely used in rural wardens and early hunting.

How to train a soil dog:

1. Cultivate a sense of independence.

Cultivating a sense of independence is the most important thing in how to train a dog, if you want to make a dog more obedient, you must cultivate the sense of independence of the dog, first of all, don't let the dog rely too much on the owner of the training, the owner will follow the dog, and it is inseparable from the owner.

After the soil dog training completes a project, the soil dog should be trained to complete it by itself, and usually do not hold the dog to feed it, but let the soil dog eat independently and exercise its eating ability.

2. Practice repeatedly.

Soil dog does not grow up with the owner like a pet dog, there is affection for the owner, what gestures the owner makes will echo and respond, the earth dog needs long-term training the day after tomorrow, the earth dog has a wild nature, there is no habit of listening to others since childhood, and the owner needs to spend a lot of time training the earth dog, a command can be given to it to repeatedly train several times, so that it will slowly have obvious results.