When we talk about Kunming dogs, words like powerful and dominant always pop up in our minds. It is a proud fact that the Kunming Dog is a breed bred by the Kunming Police Dog Base of the Ministry of Public Security itself. The seventh generation Kunming Dog, which was successfully bred in 2005, is the only military and police working dog with independent intellectual property rights in China and is very popular all over the world. Because the Kunming Dog is smart, fierce and has good obedience, many people now keep it as a working dog and guard dog. So if you want to pick a Kunming, how can you tell if it is purebred? 1. Look at its body type The Kunming is also called the Wolfhound, and resembles the German Shepherd in appearance, with a medium size, well-proportioned structure and a body full of strong muscles. The purebred Kunming has a deep chest, a straight back and waist, a body drive close to a square, strong and powerful limbs, taut skin and obvious joints. 2. Look at its coat The coat of the Kunming is divided into three kinds: wolf green, straw yellow and black with fawn markings, the hair is short and close to the skin and looks shiny. The dog’s coat is straight and even, and some of the grass-yellow dogs have a slight bend in their coats, which are considered qualified. 3. look at its gait Let the dog stand and walk to observe its body shape and gait. The gait of the Kunming dog is very elastic, with a rhythmical walk, a large stride, and a consistent front and back drive. When he runs, his stride is very large and appears robust and strong, with no swaying or other excess movement. The above are external characteristics to determine the purity of the Kunming’s pedigree. The best way to determine the purity of the Kunming’s pedigree is to obtain it directly from its previous generation, but small pet markets generally have difficulty providing such information. The physique and mental state of the Kunming is also important and should be paid particular attention to when shopping. It is best to bring a small partner with dog breeding experience to save a lot of trouble.
