Grouse is a kind of dog breed independent of other breeds, belonging to a domestic breed in China, also known as "Han lion". Its name comes from the fur of ancient squirrels in China, and it is named because its fur is as soft as a squirrel. It looks like a lion, so it is also nicknamed "poodle".
Turquoise is the product of China's 5,000-year-old culture, which has high ornamental and historical value. In ancient China, poodles were once the exclusive pets of the royal family and were regarded as a symbol of good luck. Nowadays, squirrels and lions have become pets of many families and are deeply loved by people.
2, the characteristics of the lion.
Grouse is a large dog breed, and its weight can reach about 100 kg. It has dense bones and hair, and its appearance is very similar to that of a lion, but it is not as fierce and aggressive as a lion. On the contrary, Songshi is gentle, friendly, good at communicating with people, and very smart and easy to train.
The colors of the lion coat are red, yellow and black. Its fur is soft and curly, and its whole body is covered with hair. Pine lion's eyes are big and round, black or dark brown, with strong adaptability and can survive in various environments.
3. Key points of raising grouse
Pay attention to the following points when raising squirrels:
(1) Housing: Lions need spacious, bright and ventilated housing, and it is best not to keep them indoors alone.
(2) Diet: Lions are large dogs and need balanced nutrition and adequate food. At the same time, we need to be careful not to overeat and eat too many snacks and human food.
(3) Exercise: Song Shiquan is a lively dog breed, which needs to walk regularly and play games to consume energy.
(4) Hair maintenance: Because grouse's hair is long and thick, it needs to be combed frequently to keep it clean and beautiful.
4. The historical and cultural significance of turquoise.
As a domestic variety in China, the history of turquoise can be traced back to hundreds of years ago. In ancient China, the pine lion was once regarded as a precious gift and a symbol of good luck by the royal family and nobles. Turquoise has a high position in China culture, which is manifested in poetry, calligraphy and painting, and has become an important part of China culture.
The appearance of turquoise not only shows the colorful dog culture in China, but also shows the Chinese nation's thoughts and spirit of continuous exploration and innovation.