Dogs have been domesticated by humans for thousands of years. After a long period of breeding and domestication, dogs have been trained by humans to become loyal guards and hunters, helping our ancestors hunt. Nowadays, humans no longer need dogs to help us hunt and protect us. Most of today's dogs are raised as pet dogs by humans, and some are raised as meat dogs. Of course, there are also some special dog breeds that are trained from childhood to help humans do some special work. For example, Labradors are trained as guide dogs, and German black-backed loyal and brave dogs are imported by various countries to be used as police dogs.
Many people believe that some precious dog breeds, such as Labradors or German Blackbacks, can be trained as special dog breeds because they are naturally smart. However, China's local "local dogs" are dogs with low IQs. They look down on Chinese Garden Dogs, admire foreign rare breeds, and believe that Chinese Garden Dogs can only be used as meat dogs. Most of the stray dogs on the streets are Chinese Garden Dogs. Because of the low value of Chinese Garden Dogs, and the continuous introduction of various luxury dog breeds from abroad in recent years, people have become more and more contemptuous of Chinese Garden Dogs, creating a vicious cycle.
Many local Chinese Garden Dogs have lost their pure blood heritage, and most of them have become mixed-breeds. Their genes are getting worse and worse, and one day the Chinese Garden Dogs will become extinct. In fact, what everyone doesn’t know is that the huskies, Labradors, golden retrievers, etc. that are now shared on various video software such as Douyin are actually native foreign dogs. Local herders use them to herd and protect their flocks. These dog breeds have been cultivated by local people for generations, and their excellent genes have been preserved, and these dogs have become valuable breeds.
Other countries attach great importance to the protection of their own dog breeds. In fact, we in China are also cultivating our own excellent breeds. The Kunming dog among the Chinese pastoral dogs is tall and strong, loyal and brave, and is very suitable for use as a police dog. We in China have been selecting breeds of Kunming dogs for half a century. The current Kunming dogs are not inferior to the famous foreign dog breeds in terms of physique and IQ, and are even better in terms of endurance. China finally has its own local police dog. In fact, many Chinese garden dogs have the opportunity to become better dogs.
When I was a child, the editor once raised a big black dog. It was very spiritual. Because it was free-range, Dahei never bit anyone. But one day Dafei kept barking at a stranger. Later, the stranger was caught stealing someone else's things. At that time, I felt that Dahei was a spiritual dog. What a dog is like depends on what kind of owner it has. If you choose to raise a Chinese Garden Dog, don’t look down on it because of its breed and abandon it. There are fewer and fewer purebred Chinese Garden Dogs in China. The Chinese Garden Dog is the same as ours. The Chinese people have experienced thousands of years of ups and downs and passed down the inheritance. There is an ancient poem that says, "Leading the yellow on the left, holding the blue on the right." The Chinese pastoral dog is of great significance to us. If it continues to develop according to today's trend, China's native dogs will be replaced by foreign dog breeds.