What is the difference between purebred dogs and trolley dogs? Purebred dogs specifically refer to pet dogs with simple blood and high quality that have been selected over three or five generations. The relatively difficult breeding method determines that their use value is relatively high; while the breeding method that is reproduced in chaos is very shallow and simple, and has relatively low use value.
All reliable Shiba Inu kennels with authentic blood and high-quality purebred dogs attach great importance to the cultivation of puppy temperament. Therefore, purebred dogs purchased on regular platforms are generally cheerful, optimistic, and friendly to people. Chuanchuan's personality is generally hard to figure out. Some Chuanchuan will have a very good temperament and are very clingy. Some are also sensitive and suspicious, and even have a certain offensive tendency.
Purebred dogs generally have bright and smooth hair, which feels comfortable to touch, delicate and straightened facial features. Chuanchuan's hair is relatively non-smooth and sparse, with some thorns to the touch, and even taking into account the characteristics of two purebred dogs, it looks a bit weird. Some dog dealers are obsessed with interests, have no experience in breeding work, and blindly follow the trend to breed some puppies, which is also very likely to cause skewers and deformities. But most of the strings are also pretty, with only a few being very different.
Without special circumstances, purebred dogs will have a purebred dog qualification certificate applied for by the CKU Research Association. They can check the ancestral genealogy of the third and fifth generations, and can participate in the competition with this qualification certificate. Chuanchuan cannot apply for a certificate and cannot participate in most international competitions. But in fact, Chuanchuan gene is strong. Most Chuanchuan has no hereditary diseases, is physically and mentally healthy, and rarely gets sick. And he is very intelligent and easy to train.
Did you know the difference between purebred dogs and skewers? In fact, there is no need to pursue perfect bloodline. Just have a healthy puppy and more favorable attitude, right?