How to choose a Chinese Garden Dog? No matter what dog you choose, you must pay attention to genes, and congenital conditions are the most important. If the parents of the Garden Dog are of very excellent dog breeds, they will appear to have the momentum of an excellent dog breed; an excellent and healthy dog Pastoral dogs must eat well, eat quickly and eat a lot, and like to run around and engage in chase games.

No matter which dog you choose, you must pay attention to genes. Innate conditions are the most important. If the parents of the pastoral dog are of very good breeds and appear to have the momentum of a good breed, then their children will not be bad either. Wherever it went, the powerful gene has been completely inherited by its children.

An excellent and healthy garden dog must have a very good physique and be full of energy. He likes to run around and does not like to stay motionless in a corner. He likes to play with his companions because he has primitive instincts. They have a hunting nature and like to play chasing games. This is their good nature that is engraved in their bones!

To be healthy, a pastoral dog must eat well, eat quickly and eat a lot. Only with sufficient food and adequate nutrition can a pastoral dog have a better physique. Among a group of pastoral dogs, you can choose The kind of dog that eats fast, eats a lot, and likes to grab food. This kind of dog generally eats a lot and will grow bigger in the future!

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

Ears: The ears are set high, small and erect or semi-erect. Semi-erect ears are semi-drooped toward the front of the head. (Unlike some other dog breeds with large ears that fall to both sides of the head)

Tail: The tail is tilted upward, especially when walking. The tail is mainly money tail and sickle tail. (Obviously different from the straighter and drooping tail of most Western dog breeds)

Hind legs: When standing still, the hind legs are obviously straight and perpendicular to the ground, with no obvious bend in the ankle joint. (Especially compared with the curved hind leg ankle joints of most Western dog breeds)

Coat: Mainly medium hair, thick hair, easy to keep clean. Colors include yellow, white, black, and mixed colors.

Body shape: The body is well-proportioned and compact; medium in size, with a length-to-shoulder-height ratio of approximately 1:1. The hind legs are straight and almost perpendicular to the ground, making the entire body square.