The native dog is the common name of the Chinese pastoral dog, and is also a general name for China’s native dog breeds. Excellent native dogs have always been sought after by the public, and each region has different opinions on the appearance of the native dog. There is a saying among the people: "The head is like a gourd, the ears are like a fork, the tail is like a dog's waist and like a shrimp; there are more arrow hairs and less velvet, garlic feet, soles and nose are coarse sand." This is a dog-like formula that everyone recognizes.

Personally, I feel that any native dog that looks like a Chinese wolf is a good dog and has the purest blood of native dogs. For example, this little tabby dog ​​looks relatively thin, but in terms of appearance, it is considered a top-quality native dog.

As for this little local dog with a big frame, yellow body and white face, it is even harder to find. There is a saying in the countryside that "a yellow dog with a white face cannot be exchanged for gold". It is called the king of dogs. It feels awesome just thinking about it. It is really difficult to meet one, and some dog lovers are willing to spend a lot of money to buy one.

But having said that, the quality of a native dog's appearance will have a great impact on whether a native dog can become a hunting dog in the future. A good-looking dog can go up the mountain with a little training, but a bad-looking dog may not be able to become a successful dog if you teach it every day.

Nowadays, the number of pet dogs in rural areas continues to increase, and dogs such as Teddy Golden Retrievers have become the new favorites. Pet dogs are cute and well-behaved, but they always feel that something is missing, and they are very boring to raise.

What makes people sigh is that it is hard to find high-quality native dogs like those in the countryside that are all black, and it is also hard to find Ma Dog terriers. These native dogs look like Chinese wolves. Nowadays, good native dogs are hard to come across. You should really feel lucky to meet a pure native dog in the market.