The Shar Pei originated in the southern provinces of China and continues to be known since 200 BC Initially a field dog, dedicated to the challenging and versatile work, were also utilized in grazing hunting and as guardians of farms.
This strain features a look that is unique. The head is large, the muzzle is padded and fleshy, eyes are tiny ears small and bent against the head. The body is square, while the tail is quite high insertion and also with curls on the back. While adults just keep the wrinkles in the head, neck and quarters front the skin in puppies is loose and wrinkled. The coat is tough, brief (up to 1 inch long), and stands out from the skin. You can have colors that are solid, having a tiny bit of color in the back and ears.
Care for Shar Pei
Shar Peis coat is easy to care for. Theyre clean dogs that need little care, bath occasionally, routine ear cleaning and trimming nails, is adequate for this particular strain. The Shar Pei normally is quiet in your house, but loves to run and playing outdoors. Long walks in evening and the morning, are an excellent chance to maintain you filled. Early socialization is very important for this particular breed, as the Shar Pei is suspicious of strangers. Home schooling can be important, as this strain will be independently many times and is not stupid. What to attempt in training is consistent compliance.