Shar-Pei Dog
Perhaps many people don’t know that there are two types of Shar-Pei dogs – Shar-Pei with a bone mouth and Shar-Pei with a meat mouth. The Shar-Pei dogs raised by most people are meat-mouthed Shar-Peis. Their skin is soft and has a lot of wrinkles. Puppies almost have wrinkles all over their bodies. However, as they grow older, these wrinkles will gradually shrink. The body of the bone-mouthed shar-pei has no wrinkles, only a dot on the head, so it is relatively easy to distinguish between the bone-mouthed shar-pei and the meat-mouthed shar-pei.
The bone-mouthed sharpei is very aggressive. To tame them, the owner must not be afraid of being bitten, because as long as the bone-mouthed sharpei is offended, the owner will Then they can do anything, even if you are the owner who takes care of their daily life. At present, there are almost no bone-mouthed Shar-Pei in the market. Often, the Shar-pei that everyone refers to refers to the meat-mouthed Shar-Pei.
There are seven main colors of meat-mouthed sharpei - black, white, gray, red, earth, chocolate and cheese. Even though they look sad on the outside, Shar-Pei dogs are very cheerful on the inside, and they are easy to get close to humans, so they are loved by many people.
Although Shar-Pei dogs can quickly adapt to urban life, due to their many skin folds, Shar-Pei dogs are prone to skin diseases. The dog needs to be bathed regularly during the process. In addition, entropion of the eyelids and rickets are also diseases that Shar Pei dogs are susceptible to, so the owner must take preventive measures in place.
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