The origin of the Chinese hairless breed

Not everyone likes the appearance of the Chinese buttercup. However, with a very cute personality, this breed has conquered many dog ​​lovers. Let's learn about this particular breed.

Classification of buttercups

Hairless

The saloon dog breed.

In addition to the head, part of the neck, legs and tail, their bodies are hairless. On the head and neck there is a long mane, on the feet of the hair, a 'sock' is created, and the tip of the tail has a feather.

Powderpuff

Long, soft hair on the body is like a veil that makes this breed look more 'standard'.

The origin and history of buttercup breeds

Buttercups

Certainly, the buttercup breed does not originate from China. According to many experts, the breed originated in Africa, based on 19th century texts called "hairless terriers". In addition to the references in literature, there is no official information about their true origins. It is also assumed that they come from Mexico.

There is no detailed information about the past of this breed. However, in the 1950s Deborah Wood founded a hybrid shop called Crest Haven . From there they are bred on a large scale. A famous dancer, Gypsy Rose Lee also regularly breeds this, after which they were introduced into Crest Haven after her death.

These two women contributed to the creation of the two lines of Chinese buttercups typical today. Moreover, in 1959, Wood established an "American Hairless Club" merged into the ACCC Chinese Club Pub Club in 1978. When the breed was recognized by the American Pet Dog Club. in 1991, the ACCC became the most important organization for the Chinese Restaurant Dog. FCI recognized the breed in 1978.

This is an elegant and charming dog breed.

At first glance, it is easy to mistake the hairless variety and like Powderpuff are two completely different varieties. It's not too strange because the hairless breed has soft skin like human skin and fur on the tail, feet and head. Some individuals may have beards.

The difference between hairy and non-hairy varieties is shown in the fur itself. The hairless breed has only one coat while the furry coat has a thick coat of coat. The skin may be pale to black. The hairless breed may lack a molar tooth, which is accepted by the competition.

The Powderpuff has a long, soft coat, but its appearance depends on grooming. When feathers grow on the entire muzzle, they look like terriers so they are often shaved around their mouth, nose and eyes.

This is an elegant and charming dog breed. It is also a companion who loves and closes to people. No aggression towards children or other dogs, so they are perfect family pets. Not being close to other dogs, they prefer to be with people. If it is not in contact with people, they will appear shy when meeting strangers. It is described as a pet with the appearance of the model and the personality of a 'saint'.

Although they look like a toy, they don't want to be treated like that. It is very agile, fun, cuddly and . smiling. They are famous for their great howls. They are very patient when playing with children, so the curiosity of children is not so much influenced by them. Smart, like learning and sociable, they are often used in agile competitions as well as skill and obedience competitions.