Although many people today prefer to keep a variety of pet dogs, most of them are imported foreign species, not domestic. It is understood that there are few indigenous dogs in China and that the most familiar are Chinese indigenous dogs, commonly known as indigenous dogs. It is for some reason that there are few Chinese dogs in the cities today, but in large rural areas, they are still the largest number of dogs, and almost all households tend to have Chinese dogs to visit their homes.

Those who have had Chinese field dogs will know that they are not only highly loyal, but also have low IQ. It is not known, however, that seven of the main types of dogs in our barracks are German shepherds, Labradors and Belgian Malinos, none of which are Chinese. I'm sure a lot of people wonder why Chinese dogs can't be used as dogs.

According to the brother of a professional training dog, there are three main reasons why a Chinese dog cannot be a dog, first of all because it is not well-looking. The dogs, as part of the ranks of the military, represent the image of the military. The size, size and colour of the larger Chinese field dogs vary, for example, because of their imperfect origins. If Chinese dogs were also treated as military dogs, they would be poorly managed in the military.

However, the seven major canine species, including German shepherds, which are relatively pure by descent because they are strictly controlled at the time of their inheritance, make them similar in all their appearances, such as their appearance, and facilitate uniform management within the military. The second reason is that the advantages of Chinese field dogs are not prominent and, while they are both very good and easy to tame, they are not obvious compared to other dogs.

In the case of German sheepdogs, they are very sensitive in their sense of smell, and they can tell a lot of things that have been trained in advance, precisely because of their extraordinary ability, so German sheepdogs are mainly used to detect cases. At that time, after numerous visits by experts, Chinese field dogs found that their abilities in various areas were not uniform and that they could not be used to detect cases or for disaster search and rescue, so that they did not have a choice.

The last reason for this is that the Chinese dogs are a “bullying dog” and they like to work together. Once they meet powerful enemies, they will slip away and they will never be able to move forward with courage and knowledge. Plus, Chinese field dogs are very afraid of cats, and if they are met, they will not be able to remain silent, which is their nature and cannot be changed by the day after tomorrow. No wonder the netizens say it's not working.

In fact, it is very difficult to be a qualified military dog, in addition to being pure in its own blood, while at the same time experiencing considerable training. This is due to the longer service of dogs in military camps, usually over eight years. On the other hand, because dogs perform very dangerous and difficult tasks, it is certain that a dog who is less resilient to attack, or Haschi, will not adapt to high-intensity training in the barracks.