Poly Dog (Definite Introduction)
The ideal male Polly dog should be 40-44 centimeters tall; the female dog should be 37-41 centimeters tall; the ideal male Polly dog should weigh 10-15kg; the female dog should weigh 10-15kg It should be 10-15kg. The most conspicuous feature of the Polydog is its thick and messy coat. Coupled with its silent footsteps and unique movement method, it is very suitable for propagating on Hungarian herbs. Shen's shepherd job.
Morphological characteristics
V-shaped earlobes, strong-boned hands and feet, and a tail curved on the back. With long braided hair. A thousand years ago, the Maltja people regarded this dog as a companion and often jumped on the back of a sheep when returning home at dusk. Polly dogs are rational and intelligent purebred dogs that are particularly loyal to their owners. This kind of dog is the best to buy as a puppy because it is very affectionate. If you give it up when it is over 3 years old, it will not eat or drink because of the old owner, and will suffer from lovesickness.
Exterior appearance
The surface coat is long and cord-like, and the base coat is soft and dense like wool. Coat colors include pure black, rust color, gray, etc. The nose, eyes, and lips should also be black, otherwise there will be no pure breed.
Size ratio structure, the height is measured from the top of the head to the ground. The ideal height of a male dog is 43.2 cm and that of a female dog is 40.6 cm. Measurements above or below this range are also allowed. The length measured from forearm to ground and from shoulder to croup is approximately the same, making the closely integrated body nearly square. Bones are of medium size.
Head
The head is generally sized and proportional to the body. Almond eyes are deep-set, quite large, dark brown, with black or dark blue-gray edges. The ears are positioned slightly above eye level, hanging, generally large, V-shaped, and about half the length of the head. Skull slightly rounded, of moderate width. The concave border between the forehead and the kiss on the brain is clear, but it is not sharp. The muzzle is brittle, hard and straight, 1/3 of the length of the skull. The nose is often black. The drooping upper lip and tooth roots are also black or dark blue-gray. The droopy upper lip is tight. The teeth are full, relatively large, and bite closely.
Neck and torso, healthy neck, rich muscles, medium length, no hoarseness in voice. The back is flat and strong, of medium length, with slightly sloping croup. Excessively wide chest,Deep, with good springiness to the ribs. The waist is short, strong, and excessively rolled up. The tail extends well into the topline.
Body
Shoulders returned well. The length of the upper limbs and the shoulder blades are approximately ten and create a 90° angle. The forelegs are erect and healthy, with bones of normal size and pasterns healthy and flexible. If there are upper claws, remove them. The hindquarters are well developed with strong muscles, the stifle joints are free to stretch, and all parts of the ventral surface and back are balanced. The hock joints are straight to the ground and well dropped. Upper claws should be removed if present. The toes are on the forelimb.
Color
The qualified complexion is only red, brown, black, black, different shades of gray and white, but white freckles on the chest not exceeding 5.1 cm are also allowed. . If the general appearance of the dog maintains a common color, it may be allowed to mix in black and gray with other grays, black or white. Regardless of the external appearance, the dog's overall pigmented skin is slightly bluish or grayish.
Gait
The Polly is a typical splendid and capable dog. Its gait is light, fast and can change its direction immediately. The gait is most evident when the dog is at a calm, unhurried trot: the pace moves quickly and energetically, and the strides are not large, but there is never a broken step or an unnatural gait. When running in long strides, the Polydog will move forward steadily and efficiently. The steps are stretched and started freely. As the running speed accelerates, the feet naturally approach the forward center line. It has a unique movement method. This is the basic prerequisite for the Polly dog as a shepherd dog.
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