1. Afghan Hound
The Afghan Hound, also known as the Kabul Dog, is one of the oldest surviving dog breeds, with a portrait of the Afghan Hound 4,000 years ago. The Afghan Hound is distinctly distinguished from other dog breeds by its thick, delicate, silky coat and curled tail at the end. Afghan Hounds are strong, astute, like to be alone, not strong in fighting, gentle to people, better eyesight, good at running, light gait, elegant physique, long hair with the wind, sparkling, very beautiful, known as "cross-country runners".
The Afghan Hound may seem arrogant, but it also has a neurotic side, often immersed in its own world, ignoring the password of its owner. Afghan hounds have a stronger stress response, although physically strong, if the environment is changed, once the life changes, the body will become increasingly emaciated. If you want to maintain the elegant and lively state of the Afghan Hound, you must use appropriate exercise to maintain its best physical and mental condition. Although the Afghan Hound is an ancient dog breed, it can adapt to a comfortable modern house, but it must be given a lot of room for movement.
2. Bashangi dogs
The Bashangi is a small short-haired hound of African origin. The Bashangi has an elegant and graceful temperament, appearing harmonious and curious and alert. Because the overall body is balanced and the muscle tissue is smooth, which leads to relaxed and agile movements, the Basangi dog uses it to hunt through its own sense of sight and smell. Basangi dogs love to clean, wash their faces in a way that is like a cat. Because this kind of dog is prone to fat, it is necessary to exercise outdoors every day.
The Basangi has a competitive and mischievous personality, is energetic, competitive, kind, likes to be close to people, and occasionally shows an indifferent expression to strangers. Since the Bashangi dog belongs to the group life and has the tendency to dominate other dogs, if it lives with other dogs, it is inevitable that there will be small competitions or fights before the dominance is determined. Basangi dogs are very curious and sometimes like to walk around the residence.
3. English Bulldog
The English Bulldog, also known as the Tiger Dog, originated in the United Kingdom and is a medium-sized dog. Although the appearance of the English bulldog is daunting, it is the national dog of the United Kingdom, and now the English bulldog has become a unique symbol of the United Kingdom. The English Bulldog has a kind and believable personality, is a kind and friendly companion, and is particularly friendly and friendly to children, but its response to animals is variable, suitable for families with a relatively spacious environment.
The English Bulldog has a strange and cute appearance, walks very gentlemanly, has a calm personality, does not bark, is brave and majestic, and is an excellent guard dog with strong guardian ability. The English Bulldog is majestic and uses a frontal duel with the opponent when fighting. His brave personality was loved by the British. The Bulldog looks terrible on the outside, but it is a kind, kind, and loyal dog breed. In addition to these characteristics, it also has a brave personality and full endurance.
4. Chow Chow Terrier
The Chow Chow is produced in China and is a very old breed, which was once called the badger in ancient times. It is said that during the Tang Dynasty, it was the most favored by the emperor and the most prosperous period. The Song lion dog has a more docile personality and can be used as a hunting dog, a drag dog, a guard dog, a companion dog, and at present, the Song Lion dog is a very fashionable pet and guardian dog. Beautiful, noble and natural, the Chow Chow has a distinctive blue tongue, a sad expression and exaggerated footwork, but is not very obedient, sometimes very independent, and has deep eyes and limited vision.
The Pine Lion Dog is very quiet, elegant in character, never engages in destruction, the Song Lion Dog has a very unique personality, it is very similar to a cat, very self-contained, independent and stubborn. The Chow Chow is not easy to train because it is not by its very nature to please its owner, it has a self-centered and self-centered personality. The Chow Chow does not compromise on corporal punishment, and does not do what it does not want to do, and is an extremely arrogant and character dog breed.
5. Soviet Shepherd
The Russian Shepherd is native to Russia, and the Russian Shepherd is a short-haired hunting dog breed with a long coat that protects it from the cold. The Russian Wolfhound was bred as a hunting dog that chases wild animals in open areas and relies primarily on sight rather than smell. To achieve this, the Russian Wolfhound requires very special, precise body mechanisms for catching and controlling prey. In particular, the right running structure, strong neck and jaw, bravery and agility, and the combination of the above characteristics in an appropriate way are particularly important.
The Soviet Shepherd has a noble temperament, smooth lines, beautiful movements and posture. Males appear majestic but not rough; females appear feminine but not weak. The Soviet Shepherd was a gentleman, quiet, and lovely companion, tall and slender, but full of power, with a variety of colors and silky smooth fur, extremely good at running; elegant manners, with a calm, dignified attitude; without excessive demands (, polite to people, rarely barking. It is lively when moving, and quiet when it is quiet. So it can play as a clown or a prince at any time in your life, adding a lot of fun to your life.