How to care for the Luo Qin dog? The Luo Qin dog was originally a French dog. Later, Belgian breeding experts bred it to the United Kingdom and the United States. The maintenance of the Luo Qin dog is also essential.

Each type of dog may have different paws, but a dog's 4 paws should be the same. They look the same, but the functions of the four legs are different, so differences are inevitable. In the dog breed standard, it is actually clearly stated that not all dogs are the same. Big front feet, small back feet: Dandy Dinmont (big difference between front and back), West Highland White, Welsh Corgi (Cardigan), Dachshund, Scotch; Small front feet, big back feet: Cairn, Rottweiler (exactly) Said, the toes are longer), bullfighting (same as Loewweiler); "rabbit" on the front feet, "cat" on the back feet: Manchester (standard type, seems weird). Go home and pay attention to your dog’s feet and see if there are any differences

A dog that meets the standard must not have splayed feet. It is acceptable for some breeds of dogs to have splayed legs. The standard is not mechanical and does not take into account the characteristics of the dog breed. This can actually be called a "recognized defect" because this defect will not affect the health of the dog breed. The list of babies that are admitted to allow "outside-shaped" defects: Pekingese, Bulldog, Cairn, Dandy Dinmont, Scotch, Staffordshire Bullfighting, West Highland White, Welsh Corgi (Cardigan), Dachshund.

Dogs can wear their toenails on their own while walking. There is no need to cut them. How can they walk without toenails? Dogs are no longer wild animals. They have no need to run around and be busy in order to survive. They are in normal conditions. The toenails worn away from playing and playing can no longer offset the growth rate of the toenails, so cutting the toenails is a must. Some owners do not cut their dog's toenails all year round, causing the toenails to break and split, causing the dog to suffer unbearably. Many competition dogs have their toenails clipped shortly after they are born, and with proper training, when they grow up, the dogs' feet will be thick and elastic, and they will be able to stand and run in a stylish and beautiful manner.

The hair on the soles of the dog’s feet can increase the friction when touching the ground, making it easier to walk. The answer is quite the opposite. Those long hairs that grow from the gaps between the toes are like a kind of solid lubricant, making dogs feel cramped when running. In the long run, their limbs will be deformed and their gait will look ugly. What's more dangerous is that it is easy to slip and fall, causing serious injuries. Dogs usually rely on their feet to land on the ground when they go out for a walk, so please be sure to take care of your dog's paws!