What is the name of the average Chinese dog?

The Chinese native dog is called the Chinese pastoral dog.

Traditionally, it is called "earth dog", and in some places in the north, it is also called "Shiba dog".

Chinese Pastoral Dog Classification:

1. Northern pastoral dog. It is called a folded ear dog, which is the characteristic that the dog's ears will hang forward, the coat color is mixed, the north is cold, the hair is thicker, the body is large and majestic, and it is called a stupid dog in life. It is widely distributed, from northeast to southwest diagonally.

2. Jiangsu and Zhejiang. The pastoral dog of the department, called the Su dog, has erect ears and is larger. The limbs are slender, with more solid hair, and the abdominal hair is white. It is distributed in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and Anhui.

3. Liangguang system, we call it Guangxi dog, the ears are erect and small, the body is strong and muscular, and the tongue is more black tongue and flower tongue. Guarding the house, hunting is very powerful.

Chinese name Chinese Pastoral Dog.

Common names are also known as earth dog, vegetable dog, and shiba dog.

The breed of the Chinese earth dog is the Chinese pastoral dog.

Chinese pastoral dogs are widely distributed in rural China, and many different strains and subspecies have been formed due to factors such as regional reputation, environment and bloodline. From the analysis of the dog's appearance characteristics and distribution area, the Chinese pastoral dog can be roughly divided into three strains, namely the northern strain, the Jiangsu-Zhejiang strain, and the Liangguang strain.

The Chinese pastoral dog is very similar in appearance to the early wolf, Chinese wolf, and steppe wolf, with a short mouth and a flat forehead. The Chinese pastoral dog is mainly distributed in the south of the Great Wall, east of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and in the low-altitude areas centered on the central region, which is widely found in rural China and Southeast Asia. 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".

Morphological characteristics of the Chinese pastoral dog:

1. Head: The head features are closer to the appearance of its ancestor wolf, with a pointed mouth, a short mouth, and a flat forehead.

2. Ears: The ears are high, the ears are small and erect or semi-erect, and the semi-erect ears are semi-drooping towards the front of the head.

3. Tail: The tail is upturned upward, especially when walking, and it will be raised high, mainly with money tail and sickle tail.

4. Hind legs: When standing still, the hind legs are obviously straight and perpendicular to the ground, and the ankle flexion is not obvious.

5. Hair: mainly brown hair, coarse hair. Colors are yellow, white, black, and variegated.

6. Body shape: the body is symmetrical and compact; Medium in size, with a 1:1 ratio of length to shoulder height, plus the hind legs are straight and almost perpendicular to the ground to give the whole body a square shape.

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The land dog has a foreign scientific name mole cricket, once the rainy season passes, its eggs quickly breed in the soil, and so on almost underwater, flocks fly out, mole cricket (mole cricket) is a variety of terrestrial arthropod phylum insects class orthoptera mole cricket family insects general name. Mole crickets, large, earthy. The antennae are shorter than the body length, the forefoot is digging, and the ovipositor is lacking.

The common name is Lala cricket, earth dog. About 50 species are known worldwide. 4 species are known in China:

Huahu belt Zhengbei mole cricket, African mole cricket (it should be the Oriental mole cricket, which occurs all over the country, generally in the south of the Yangtze River, there are more Oriental mole crickets), European mole cricket and Taiwan mole cricket.

In captivity, the Oriental mole cricket is harvested once a year, and the North China mole cricket is harvested every other year and becomes an adult once. Every spring, the 20 cm deep humus in the pond is used to pick out the adults and remove the debris, leaving a part of the high-quality insects as seed worms, and it is found that there are more insect feces in the soil, agglomerates or parasite mites, etc., and the layer of soil should be replaced. The received adult worms are decapitated from their heads, wings and feet, eviscerated, washed, scalded to death in boiling water, and dried or dried.

Edible can be directly fried, fried, boiled, steamed with fresh insects, and processed into flavored food.

Chicken special pants love to eat it, I dare not eat it. It's very common when I was a child, I grabbed it to play, it felt very good, it was a little hairy, and it didn't bite, but it would only use the two clip-like claws in front of it to pull people. Really fun. I don't see much of it now.

The complete breeds of Chinese native dogs are as follows:1: Guangyun envy the western soil hunting, a good helper for hunting.

2: The small four-eyed earth dog that is common in Nongyang Calendar Village, you must have seen it.

3: The yellow dog's white face and gold rhubarb can be compared to the dog breed of Shiba Inu, maybe it is the ancestor of Shiba Inu.

4: Little Black, the black dog can ward off evil spirits in ancient times.

5: Rhubarb, with yellow hair all over the body, is the most humane.

6: Tabby Hound.

Profile of the Earth Dog:The earth dog (dog breed) generally refers to the Chinese pastoral dog. 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.

1. Chinese pastoral dog

The Chinese Pastoral Dog, also known as the Chinese Small Dog or Chinese Sand Dog, is one of the oldest and purest dog breeds in China's landraces. This breed is small, brave, intelligent, loyal, and alert, and is widely used to guard homes and drive away pests. In rural areas of southern China, the Chinese pastoral dog is a very common guardian dog breed.

The dog breed has short, close-fitting, smooth hair, black, white, yellow, gray and other colors, a height of less than 30cm, and a weight of no more than 10kg. Although the reputation of Chinese pastoral dogs is good, due to the lack of unified standards, there are breed crossbreeds and non-standard structures.

2. Poodle

There are several breeds of Poodles that enjoy the reputation of "little angels in the world", the smallest of which is the Miniature Noble Finger Bibbin Spaniel. The Miniature Poodle is small in size and has soft, curly coat, making it a great favorite among families. This breed has a high IQ, is playful and active, and is loyal to its owner, making it an excellent companion dog breed.

The Miniature Poodle is under 25cm tall and weighs less than 4kg, and has a variety of coat colors, including black, brown, white, silver, and beige. Because the hair is long and prone to bacterial growth, it needs constant care from the owner to keep it clean.

3. Jingba

Pekingese, formerly known as Pekingese, is one of the traditional Chinese dog breeds. The dog breed has a unique style, a docile personality, and is good at adapting to the urban environment, and is widely loved by families.

Pekingese is a small dog, under 30cm tall and weighs about 10kg, with a thick, soft and smooth coat, and the signature black and white color splashed with ink and a dignified face are easy to fall in love with. However, when raising Jingba, it is also necessary for the owner to observe the problems of diet and weight to avoid health problems such as obesity and respiratory diseases.

4. Taiwanese dogs

Taiwanese dogs, also known as Taiwanese native dogs, originated in Taiwanese aboriginal communities and are one of the endangered dog breeds. Due to the unique genetic makeup of this dog breed and long-term natural breeding, they have the advantage of being highly resistant to disease and having a strong physique. Taiwanese dogs are docile and loyal, and are rated as very good alert dogs and pet dog breeds.

The Taiwanese dog is small and delicate, with brown hair and unique and clear lines, symbolizing the meaning of "the god of the land". Although their appearance is rough, not very good, or rough-looking, their personalities are very cute, and they are known as dogs unique to Taiwan.