In fact, Chong Chong is also very curious about this issue, so he made a brief analysis...
Chong Chong will first introduce the history of our garden dogs. The earliest Chinese garden dogs were mainly distributed in the low-altitude Han gathering areas south of the Great Wall, east of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and centered on the Central Plains. They are the product of the agricultural society of the Chinese Han people for thousands of years. Such distribution definition is very important, as it clarifies that the living environment of Chinese garden dogs is a low-altitude farming society area with a warm environment.
It can be clearly seen from the evolutionary history of the pastoral dog that the purpose of the pastoral dog was born in the context of farming culture. Therefore, when our ancestors were breeding and selecting pastoral dogs, they mainly focused on the practicality of the pastoral dog. It is also for this reason that the pastoral dog has a large personality difference and can even be wild and untamed. If the pastoral dog is placed In a small space in the city, I think it is also a kind of torture for pastoral dogs, and it is easy to stimulate the manic side of pastoral dogs...
Of course, the problem is always divided into two, and there is a reason for us. This is due to human psychology. Many people think that if you have one, you have to go out. This represents the financial situation and taste of your family, etc. The value of the dog also determines the level of the dog owner. They will compare each other intentionally or unintentionally, so in the city, I really don’t see anyone going out to walk a pastoral dog...
Pets also grew up in rural areas. In fact, most people who raise pastoral dogs in rural areas do not keep pastoral dogs as pets, but as tools for guarding and guarding the home. It is practical rather than ornamental...
So Chongchang believes that if a pastoral dog wants to become a pet dog, it will take a long time to cultivate and select (ps: our large pastoral dogs may not be able to see life in the city)...
