Pugs, also known as pugs and pugs, are characterized by large and thick heads and no arching. Ears are thin, small and soft, mostly rose ears or button ears. The nose is short and flat. Short tone; Slightly wide, but not upturned, and the lower jaw slightly protrudes when occluding. The neck is slightly arched and thick. The front legs are thick and straight, with moderate length and strong wrist strength, but not too much. The toes are properly separated and the toenails are black. The back is strong, the angle of the rear knee joint is moderate, and the hock joint is perpendicular to the ground. The back is short and the topline is horizontal. Roll your tail as far as possible above your hips, and roll it as much as possible.

Sharp dogs, generally 46 to 56 cm tall and weighing about 22 to 27 kg, are square. Its shape is unique: its head is like a hippopotamus, its mouth is like a crock, its eyes are triangular, its tongue coating is blue, and its whole body skin is covered with wrinkles when it is young. Standard appearance: short back, petite figure, bigger head than body, black nose, dark blue tongue, the deeper wrinkles on face and whole body, the better, and small drooping ears. Quality and color of hair: hair is short and hard and grows like a brush. The appearance seems melancholy, full of sadness and dignity, but in fact, the mood is very cheerful and lively.

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Pugs originated in China, charming and elegant. /kloc-officially named pug at the end of 0/4. Its meaning is "hammerhead", "clown", lion's nose or little monkey. Pugs tend to have inverted eyelashes, many wrinkles on the head, and easy to block the lacrimal passage, and there are two obvious tear marks.

Sharpay, an English name, was born in dali town, Nanhai, China, and is one of the world famous fighting dogs. Because the hair is short and hard, it feels rough, like sandpaper polishing, hence the name. It is a small and medium-sized dog, which was once used as a "fighting dog".

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Bug _ Baidu Encyclopedia Sha Pigou _ Baidu Encyclopedia