Tibetan Mastiff

The Tibetan Mastiff (English: Tibetan Mastiff), also known as the Tibetan Mastiff, belongs to the mastiff category and is a large and ferocious dog. Its fur colors are mostly iron-coated gold, yellow, black (black is not pure black, but slightly white hair on the chest and limbs), etc. It is native to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It has a strong temperament, noble and proud, strong strength, agile and vigorous movements, but poor endurance. Puppies have poor memory before they reach adulthood. The typical characteristics of this breed are high alertness, strong territorial awareness, extremely loyal to the owner, strong hostility to strangers in the territory, and good at protecting the owner and its belongings. Tibetan Mastiffs have the instinct to be loyal to their owners. They are not only the best protection dogs for nomads, but are also recognized as the best protection dogs for kings and tribal leaders.

Sleeve Dog

The Sleeve Dog, also called Tibetan Spaniel, is native to Tibet in the Himalayas. It is one of the ancient dog breeds in China and is also a mysterious and excellent dog. kind. Later, they were introduced to the capital from Tibet and raised in the palace of the Qing Dynasty, so they were also called palace dogs.

Lhasa Apso Lion Dog

The Lhasa Apso Lion Dog looks like a lion, with long and rich coats, especially on the head, ears, and tail, which are the richest and can be dragged to the ground. Shan has a beard and long sideburns, and an upturned tail with a chrysanthemum shape. Now a very ideal family dog. The Lhasa Apso Lion Dog is also known as the "Exorcist Holy Dog."

Tibetan Lion Dog

Tibetan Lion Dog Apso means "barking guard dog" in Tibetan. The Lhasa Apso has a history of 2,000 years. Before the 20th century, this dog breed was rarely seen except in Tibet, where it originated. There are many monasteries and lamas in Tibet. The original purpose of the Lhasa Apso was to accompany and guard the monks in these monasteries. The dog is also regarded as a sacred thing by the monks. It is believed that after the death of the breeder, the soul of the breeder resides in the dog's body, providing... Breeders bring good luck. Therefore, it was impossible to buy this dog breed at that time, but in history, the Dalai Lama also used Lhasa Apso dogs as gifts to pay tribute to the court and neighboring countries, and to make friends with dignitaries. Because of their gorgeous appearance, they were widely spread around the world.

Chow Chow

Chow Chow is an ancient dog breed originating from Tibet, China, with a history of at least 2,000 years. It can also be seen in some cultural relics of the Han Dynasty. The real name is Xuan, and the Chow Chow is the name that entered foreign countries and then spread back to China.

Chinese Crested Dog

Chinese Crested Dog, also known as Chinese Hairless Dog, Half-haired Dog, Chinese Naked Dog, Chinese Royal Naked Dog, Chinese Ship Dog, etc., is the only dog ​​in the world. One of several hairless dog breeds.

Shih Tzu

Shih Tzu, also known as Shih Tzu. It is native to China and originated in the 17th century. Originating from Tibet, they were kept as guard dogs in lamasery temples. Manzhu Xiuli, the god of Lama teaching knowledge, often carriesWith a small dog that can transform into a lion.

The Lhasa Apso from Tibet, which looks similar to a lion, is considered to be closely related to the lion dog.

Shar-Pei

Shar-Pei, whose English name is SharPei, is produced in Dali Town, Nanhai, Guangdong, China. It is one of the world's famous fighting dog breeds. It gets its name because its hair is short and hard and feels rough, like sandpaper for polishing. It is a small and medium-sized mastiff breed dog that was once used as a "fighting dog".

Pug

Pug, native to China, is charming and elegant. It was officially named "Pug" at the end of the 14th century. Its word means "hammer head" or "clown" in ancient languages. ", means lion nose or little monkey. Pug dogs are prone to inverted eyelashes, many wrinkles on their heads, and tear duct obstruction, with two obvious tear marks.

Tibetan Spaniel

The Tibetan Spaniel, commonly known as the "sleeve dog", is native to Tibet in the Himalayas. It is one of the ancient dog breeds in China and a belt dog. An excellent dog breed with mysterious colors. Later, they were introduced to the capital from Tibet and raised in the palace of the Qing Dynasty, so they were also called palace dogs. This dog has an independent and confident personality, making it a satisfying companion dog. The Tibetan hound is a native dog breed in my country that needs to be saved urgently. Pure breeds are very rare and are now endangered.

Chinese Pastoral Dog

The Chinese Pastoral Dog, traditionally called "Tu Dog", is also called "Shiba Inu" in some places in the north. It belongs to the order Carnivora, Canidae, and Canine subfamily. When the animal grows up, it is about 25 to 55 centimeters tall at the shoulders and weighs about 10 to 30 kilograms. A native dog breed in urgent need of rescue. In the past, they were widely found in rural areas of Han China and Southeast Asia. Nowadays, Chinese garden dogs are also widely used as pet dogs in urbanization.

Xasi Dog

Xiasi Dog is produced in the southeast of Majiang County, Guizhou Province. Because the central production area is in Xiasi Town, it is historically known as Xiasi Dog. The residents in the production area are mainly Miao people, who live in the deep mountains and ridges. In the past, the forests were deep and dense, the mountains were high and the roads were dangerous, and there were many wild animals. Since ancient times, the Miao people have the custom of hunting and keeping dogs to guard their homes and courtyards. Through long-term selective breeding by the people in the production area, the unique characteristics of "Xiasi Dog" in body shape, appearance and life performance have been formed.

Peking Dog

Pekingese dog, also known as Pekingese dog and palace lion dog, is an ancient dog breed in China. It is a well-balanced, compact dog, heavy in the front and light in the hindquarters. It has personality, strong expressiveness, lively character, intelligence and human nature, and its image resembles a lion. It represents courage, boldness, and self-esteem more than beauty, elegance, or sophistication.

Tibetan Terrier

The Tibetan Terrier is not a true terrier, but a shepherd dog, similar to the European shepherd dogs with shaggy fur. Their hometown is the Tibetan Plateau, which is 5,000 meters above sea level and is known as the roof of the world. In the 1920s, Dr. Agreus Gregg, a British female doctor, was working in India, close to Tibet. In order to thank her for her superb medical skills, a wealthy Tibetan gave her a Tibetan Terrier. The female doctor was so attracted to this breed that she spent the rest of her life raising it. In this way, the Tibetan Terrier settled in Europe.