How much is the price of Hungarian Shepherd Dog? Do you also want to know how the domestic price of the Hungarian Shepherd? Then the following small beans to share how much a purebred Hungarian Shepherd introduction. Hungarian Shepherd price introduction: 3000-10000 yuan currently on the market pet grade griffon puppy price between 2800-6000 yuan, purebred griffon puppy price between 6000-12000 yuan, competition grade griffon puppy price in 10000 yuan or more, in addition, the price of different regions also varies Oh, the price is too low griffon is usually not recommended to buy. The Hungarian Shepherd, also known as the Kermon Dog, comes from the Puszta region of Hungary, and its hair grows vertically in ropes to the ground in four years, so it is also known as the “mop dog”, and it is the only dog that can dive. [Males are about 27.5 inches or taller at the shoulder; females are about 25.5 inches or taller at the shoulder, and males weigh 100 pounds or more; females weigh 80 pounds or more, and mature dogs should have adequate bone and muscle mass. Tall stature is important, but type, quality, proportionality, movement and sturdiness are also very important and there is no reason to sacrifice any of these for size alone. The proportions of the body are slightly longer than shoulder height. Less than the minimum height is a defect. [Head] The head is huge. The length of the head (distance from the back of the occiput to the nosepiece) is about 2/5 of the shoulder height, with dark skin around the muzzle and eyes. Eyes: Medium sized, almond shaped, not too dark in position. The color of the eyes is dark brown, with gray or black eyelids. Light colored eyes are a defect; orchid eyes are a disqualification. Ears: Long triangular in shape with slightly rounded tips. The root of the ear is moderately positioned and extends to the inner corners of the eyes on both sides. Standing ears or ears that tend to be erect are considered defects. Head: The head is broad, with a nicely rounded shape between the eyes, a clear posterior occiput, and a moderate stop. Muzzle: The muzzle is wide and thick, with a truncated top. The length from the inner corner of the eye to the nasal mirror is 2/5 of the length of the head, and the profile of the muzzle is straight and parallel to the top of the head. The lower jaw is very wide and well developed. The lips are tight and black in color. Ideally the gums and upper jaw are dark or black in color. Nose: The nasal mirror is wide and at a right angle to the upper contour of the muzzle. The nostrils are wide and the noseglasses are black; dark gray or dark brown noseglasses are undesirable, but acceptable. Flesh-colored noseglasses are out of character. Bite and: clipped bite and is best, pincer bite and is also acceptable. A protruding upper jaw bite or a protruding lower jaw bite is a defect, as is a missing tooth. Three or more missing teeth are considered a defect. [Neck] Well muscled, medium length, slightly arched and free of flab to hold the head upright. [Dorsal line] The back is horizontal and strong. The [body] shows a strong, deep chest, muscular and as wide as possible in proper proportion. The chest is broad and muscular, and the abdomen is slightly tucked back. The hips are wide and well muscled and slope slightly toward the tail root. A body that is too soft or lacks good musculature is a defect. The [tail] is like an extension of the rump, drooping and extending in length to the fly joint. Slightly curved upward, the tip of the tail may or may not be curved to one side. Although most of his tail will protrude during movement and when excited, it must not be higher than the dorsal plane. A short tail or broken tail is a defect. The [forequarters] are properly sloped at the shoulder. The forelimbs are straight, well boned and muscular. Regardless of which side the legs are viewed from, the legs imagine a vertical column. The forearms are close to the body and the elbows are not slack. The [paws] are sturdy, larger is better, with tight, rounded arching toes. The pads of the feet are firm, flexible, and black or gray. Although, light-colored toenails are allowed, black or gray toenails are preferable. The [hindquarters] hind limbs are solid as steel, with extremely well-developed muscles covering strong bones. When viewed from behind, the legs are straight. The hind knee joint is moderately inclined. Wolf claws must be removed. [Coat] The dense, protective coat is typical of this breed. The young dog’s coat is relatively soft, but appears to be close to belonging to a rope-like curl. The young dog’s coat, or overcoat, consists of many short “cords” close to the skin that are inconspicuous and sometimes appear to be clumped together, looking like a layer of fleece on top of the cords. The adult dog’s coat has two layers, a layer like the puppy coat, soft, dense, woolly undercoat, a layer of coarse, uneven, curly outer coat. The coarse coat is trapped in the soft undercoat. The coat is a long-lasting, strong, rope-like coat that feels like felt to the touch. The adult Hungarian Shepherd is completely covered with a large, spiky, rope-like coat. One thing to remember is that the length must meet the functional requirements of the Hungarian Shepherd’s coat. A young dog with a short coat will not be considered a defect. A straight or silky coat is a defect, and a corded coat that has not grown by two years of age is a disqualification. A short, smooth coat on the head and legs is a disqualification. [Color] The color is white, but not always white. Sometimes a small amount of cheese or light yellow will appear in puppies, but as they mature, the color will fade. Ideally, the skin should be gray, with pink skin being acceptable but not ideal. Any color other than white is out of order, except for puppies showing a small amount of cheese color or light yellow. The [gait] is relaxed, easy and harmoniously smooth. The Hungarian Shepherd has a large stride and very light and agile paws. At the trot, the head is slightly extended forward. If there is any deviation from the above description, points should be deducted according to the degree of deviation, and if there are some parts that seriously deviate from the description of the situation, disqualification will be considered. [out of order] Orchid eyes. Flesh-colored noseglasses. Three or more missing teeth. Failure to grow a rope-like coat by two years of age or later is a disqualification. Short, smooth coat on the head and legs. Any color other than white, except for a small amount of cheese or light yellow that appears in puppies.
