There is a strong attack on the pet Forbes, Thursday is the time for the pet prince to reveal the things in the pet circle for the shovelers, and each time it will bring a different pet world anecdotes to everyone. In the seemingly calm pet world, in fact, there has always been an undercurrent, and animals are also "conspiring" to prove their value. Undercover pet circle for many years of pet jun specially summed up their own years of experience, today to bring you a paragraph about the dog's name of the "tongue twister", read fast to ensure that the tongue bite ~
Whether your dog's name is rhubarb, wangcai or Shakespeare, it contains your strong love for it, and the dog's scientific name contains more information. In addition to the catchy names of golden retriever, Akita, and husky, the scientific names of some dogs are simply frightening, difficult to pronounce to tongue knots, and difficult to remember "unbelievable", but behind these names, there are often some interesting cultural backgrounds, telling their long stories for thousands of years. In the vast world, they are waiting to meet you.
Knight King Charlie Hound
The Cavalier King Charles Hound is also known as the King Charles Beagle, a name derived from King Charles II of England in the 17th century. The playful, hedonistic king was in love with these bright and cute little ones, who could walk around Buckingham Palace and live more comfortably than humans.
In fact, long before charles II's favor, this kind of beagle appeared in many paintings depicting the life of the nobility. Although they are named "hounds", they are more responsible for playing with dogs and companion dogs, they are friendly and warm, they can get along well with children and other small animals, and they are also very eager to interact with humans.
Knight King Charles Hound by an 18th-century painter
After hundreds of years of long evolution, especially the personal preferences of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom and the aesthetic trend led by the Dog Show, the Cavalier King Charles Hound has formed a flattened head, a longer snout, and a raised nose tip, which has changed greatly from its round-headed and flat-faced ancestors.
The most well-known coat color of the Cavalier King Charlie Hound is white + chestnut, and this color matching dog is also known as "Blenheim", in addition to white, black and brown, full of dark red and other coat color individuals.
Hard fur indicates Griffin
Hard-haired indicator Griffins are also called "bristle-indicating Griffins", and both "hard-haired" and "bristle" refer to their outer coat that is hard, straight, and rough (is there also a "soft-haired indication griffin"? And it didn't... ）。 They also have an English name , Korthals Griffon " , derived from the name of the original breeder , Eduard Karel Korthals.
Despite its ancestral origins in the Netherlands, the hard-haired Griffin dog was successfully bred in Germany and became truly known after being brought to France.
Hard fur indicates that griffins have a double coat, the outer layer of hair is hard and rough to protect the body as it travels through the plant bushes, and the inner layer is fine fluff for heat insulation and waterproofing. They are highly athletic and motivated, very good at indicating the position of their prey and retrieving their prey when hunting, and they are also very watery, especially suitable for working in swampy areas.
Small Griffin Bassett
Hard fur indicates that the "hard hair" in the name of the Griffin dog can not be less, and the "small" in the name of the small Griffin Bassett dog can not be less, because there are indeed large Griffin Bassett dogs... Due to their different translations, they are also known as "Mini Berggie Griffin Vanding", and "Vendeen" represents their origin in France.
Dating back to the 16th century, the small Griffin Bassett is cute and furry, but they are authentic hounds, small and flexible in size and suitable for catching small prey such as rabbits. Located on the west coast of France, Vendeen is geographically complex and has gained recognition for their strength, alertness, clever personality and ability to work in harsh environments.
Because the names are so long, the lazy crooked nuts will simply refer to them as "Patty", "Bassett" or simply replace them with the four letters of PBGV. Speaking of which, is the name of the dog in the "Griffin's House" so awkward? Well, the Brussels Griffin dog was not convinced...
Cartigan Welsh Corgi /Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Corgis are now more common pet dogs and "net red dogs", but to pronounce their full names in full, you still have to be careful not to twist your tongue.
Corgis are divided into two separate breeds: the Cartigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. The early cartigan welsh corgi got its name from the cartigan county, which was the residence of the early Celts. The clever, vigilant nature of these short-legged little guys from Central Europe was beloved by the Celts, who were raised at home to protect children and property or to follow the hunt; later, they helped Welsh tenants look after the land and graze their livestock.
Cartigan Welsh Corgi
Although the two corgis have many similarities, they still have some differences in appearance and personality: Cardigan's tail is longer, Pembroke's tail is short; Cardigan's ears look larger than Pembroke's, and his face is more like a "little fox"; Cardigan's temperament is more peaceful, and Pembroke is more lively and bold.
Peruvian Inca Orchid Dog
The name of the Peruvian Inca Orchid Dog sounds very literary, and there are equally beautiful nicknames such as "Moon Flower Dog" and "Pero Flower Dog". Their appearance is also very distinctive: slim and slender, slender limbs, and many individuals have dense markings scattered on their bodies. The coat on their bodies is very sparse, so they are also known as Peruvian hairless dogs.
This dog breed from South America has a very long history, and the "Inca" in the name comes from the Inca Empire in the Americas in the 11th and 16th centuries, and is regarded as a "divine" animal. Later, the invasion of Spanish colonists nearly led to their extinction.
The lack of coat makes the Skin of the Peruvian Inca Orchid Dog susceptible to injury and disease, and genetic problems also affect the health of their teeth, making it a dog breed that requires extra care. They are better integrated into the human family and protect their owners, and can get along with other dogs more friendly, but they are wary of strangers.
Chesapeake Bay Hound
Located on the east coast of the United States, the Chesapeake Bay is rich in seafood such as blue crabs and is also the place where the Chesapeake Bay Hounds have been "struggling" for generations. At the beginning of the 19th century, a British sailing ship crashed off the coast of the United States, two Newfoundland puppies were rescued, and after various now difficult to verify crossbreeding, this excellent water-based hound was bred " by mistake.
A Chesapeake Bay Hunting Dog at work
Chesapeake Bay Hounds help hunters catch waterfowl and work in wind and waves and icy waters. As swimmers, they rely on double coats to fight against harsh environments, the outer layer of hair is short and rough, the inner layer of hair is thick and greasy, and the waterproof effect is similar to the feathers of a duck.
Polish Desbee Wild Dog (Flanders Livestock Dog)
The translation of the Polish Desbbi Wild Dog is misleading, because this dog is not named after the country of Poland, the family's hometown is in Belgium, and their more standardized name is "Flanders Livestock Dog".
Although it looks like "bangs" block the eyes, the whole body is black, and the appearance of a "sharp brother", the work ability of the Flanders livestock dog is very excellent, they can herd cattle and sheep, they can take care of the home, they can pull a cart, and they can also be a police dog. When the two world wars had displaced them and nearly exterminated, those who appreciated their abilities protected some of the "lucky ones", lived and multiplied, and the bloodline was continued.
Lagoto Roman Pavilion Noroth
The name is really not to be funny, nor is it for everyone to practice tongue twisters, as a "new dog breed" that was only recognized by AKC in 2015 and further understood by the public, their names are directly transliterated into Chinese and then become this picture (what about the "Shindaya"?). The crooked nuts of Tu Saver directly call them "Lagotto", and we can simply call them "Romana Water Dogs".
These Dogs from Italy are covered in fine curly hair, and at first glance, someone might confuse them with a poodle. Although they have only become widely known in recent years, they date back to the 15th century. The meaning of this long name is "water hounds of the Romagna region", and they are not only good at hunting in the water, but also help people find truffles.
Nova Scotia Duck Hound Hound
Because they are extremely good at hunting ducks, the name of the Nova Scotia duck hunting dog contains the word "hunting duck", which is probably the same as what we often say "clay man Zhang" and "fast hand Liu"; the first half of the name comes from their birthplace: the New Scotland Peninsula in Canada.
The Nova Scotia Retriever looks a bit like a miniature version of the Golden Retriever at first glance, but they tend to have very prominent white hairs in the center of their face and on their chest and abdomen. These hunters are very alert and agile, and the hunters first hide, let them play in the water to attract the attention of the ducks, shoot and kill the ducks when they approach, and then the dogs take the prey back to the shore.
In addition to the dog breeds introduced by the pet today, I believe that all the knowledgeable shovelers can also say more dog names in one breath. As more dog breeds are recognized and the culture of dogs from all over the world deepens, there will continue to be "new faces" that will win the love of shovelers, and if you know more interesting stories behind dog names, you may wish to share them with you in the comments.