What are the characteristics of the Pine Siskin? First of all, in appearance, the average height of adult pine is 17 to 20 inches, the body is square, the look is pleased, the neck is strong and rich, the color is distinct, the gait is light and concise, swift and powerful; and the character traits are very loyal, intelligent and proud, territorial awareness and autonomy, in short, the pine dog is a very personal dog. I. Physical characteristics of the body shape of the adult breed’s average height (shoulder height) is 17 to 20 inches, however, the most important thing is the overall proportion . The body is square and compact when viewed from the side. The distance from the forehead to the rump is equal to the height of the highest point of the horse’s shoulder. If the side profile is not square, it is considered a serious defect. The distance from the tip of the elbow to the ground is equal to half the height of the shoulder. The bottom line of the chest is at the level of the tip of the elbow. The body is wide and of the same width when viewed from the front and rear. For a true pine, these proportions are critical. No deviation from these proportions is allowed when judging a puppy. The body is medium-sized dog, muscular, strong and thick-boned. Equally undesirable are breeds with long muzzles, small bones, and overly bulky, lumpy bodies. When comparing the different sexes, it is important to set standards that favor the female dog, whose head and body may not be as large as the male. Females give a soft appearance compared to the masculine appearance of males. The head looks pleased with itself and appears slightly larger than the size of the body, but not so large that it feels head heavy or leads to a humble demeanor. Expression – Basically chow, noble, majestic, perceptive, serious and pretentious, very independent. The wall forehead is due to the distinct brow and distinct inquiry, which is caused by the skin wrinkles above the inner corners of the eyes, above the eyes and at the corners of the eyes, too much skin forms the wall brow, and between the eyes starts at the base of the muzzle and extends to the forehead forming a distinct furrow. The shape and position of the eyes, as well as the shape, posture and position of the ears, are also common factors in forming the wall brows and distinctive furrows. The neck neck is strong, plump, muscular and slightly arched. When standing, the neck is sufficiently long, with the head held high and very confidently above the dorsal line. The dorsal line is straight and strong, horizontal from the shoulder to the root of the tail. The body is short, compact, firm, strong, muscular, broad, deep and somewhat sunken on the flanks. The body, back and hips must be short to accommodate a square body. The chest is wide, deep and muscular, not narrow and flattened on the flanks. Coat The Pinscher has two types of coats: coarse and soft, both of which are double-coated. Coarse coat – The outer layer of the coat of the coarse-coated dog is numerous, thick and dense, straight and erect, with a fairly coarse texture. The lower layer of the coat is soft, thick or wool-like. The puppy’s coat is soft, thick and wool-like all over. The coat forms a large amount of neck hair around the head and neck, framed around the head, and the ring neck hair is longer in males than in females. The tail is also covered with a lot of hair, and the length of the coat varies significantly for different pinschers. Thickness density, texture and condition are more important than length. Color The color is distinct, solid or with some slight color variation in the neck coat, tail and tufts. There are five colors in the Pine Stiff: red (light golden to dark reddish brown), black, blue, cinnamon (light brown to dark reddish brown) hand and mouth yellowish, these colors are not distinguished and are equal in status. Gait gait must be correct, straight, brisk, concise, rapid and powerful, can not be bulky and sluggish movements. The pace of the hind legs is short and exaggerated, as to accommodate the straighter hind legs. From the side, its unique high courtyard style movement is most easily seen, with the hind leg stepping forward from the medullary joint upwards in a kind of pendulum-like straight line while walking straight. With a little bounce in the arms, the leg extends forward and backward with little, and the back foot has a strong push. Because the rear leg has very little flexion, it can strongly propel the body forward in an almost straight line, while the front foot fits perfectly. The front and hind legs must match the kinetic balance. The Pine Siskin lacks speed to some extent, and its sound and straight hind legs provide good endurance for its movement. Second, the character traits loyalty pine dog is a very loyal dog to its owner, in its life will only identify a master. Some people say that the pineal is a very dumb dog, but in fact the pineal is still relatively smart, it will not change once you identify the master. Smart and arrogant personality smart but not easy to teach, because their nature is not to please the master, their self-centered personality can not use the usual dog training techniques. They will not compromise for corporal punishment, and will not do what they do not want to do. Their likes and dislikes are with their own emotions, ignoring others or other animals, and is an extremely arrogant and characterful breed. They are territorial and are often mistaken for a very wild and aggressive animal. In fact, they do not like strangers, are very territorial and will defend everything as long as it is in their territory, and they can be very unfriendly to strangers. That’s why the Pine Stiff needs a strong and stubborn owner. Autonomy is strong has a relatively strong autonomy. In life, a Pine Stiff is condescending, for example, when you take him out, he basically ignores other dogs. The personality of the pine is also relatively strong in life, of course, it will bring you joy oh.
