Pekines is often referred to as a lion dog and is a sacred symbol that is considered sacred during the Han, Tang, Sung, and Ming dynasties. During the Ming Dynasty, the popularity of pekines decreased with the decline of Buddhism. However, this dog remains a pet of eunuchs and women. When the Ming Dynasty was defeated by the Manchu tribe in the 17th century, Buddhism again increased and the lion dog was again made a religious symbol. In the 1860s, the British plundered the imperial court of China and brought some of these dogs to his country. Description Physical characteristics of Pekines are wide and flat, wide eyes, short and wide snout, and ears that appear to hang down. This dog has a height that ranges between 30.4-45 cm, and weighs 3.6-4.5kg. The neck and legs of Pekines are short and thick. The tail is held high and curved backward. The outer fur is quite long with coarse texture, while the inner feathers are smooth and thick. The color of the dog's fur is very varied, sometimes even black. The color of the fur that is often found on Pekines is red and yellowish brown, making it look like a lion.Pekines that have a white mark in the middle of the forehead are well liked because it is said to be one of the superior marks of Buddha Another sign of the preferred feather of Pekines is the sign of a feather-like belt on its body similar to that of some royal families. Pekines puppies are famous for playing, but when they grow up, the dog is calmer and likes the way. Pekines is a cautious companion dog type. To train it, it takes consistency and patience because this dog has a stubborn and independent nature. These dogs are not always able to co-exist with young children and do not like rough games. Other properties of Pekines are usually not compatible with other dogs, but can sometimes live with cats.
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