The Pekingese dog, often affectionately called the "Peke" by western pet-owners, has a long and illustrious history in China. Nobody knows quite when the Chinese first began to breed the Pekingese, but they have been associated with the emperors of China since at least the 700s CE. According to an oft-repeated legend, long ago a lion fell in ペキニーズ（英語: Pekingese ）は中国原産の愛玩用犬種。 日本語や西洋語では 北京 の犬という意味の 英語 に由来する名称が一般的だが、中国では「 京巴 」（ジンバー）等と呼ばれている。 Grooming. Fun Facts. The Pekingese dog breed, also known as the Lion Dog or Peke, is notable for its small size, laid-back demeanor, and perky little face. Prominent in Chinese history as the chosen companion of royalty, these dogs are one of the oldest breeds around. In fact, during the reign of the T'ang Dynasty, they were the only toy breed! Pekingese need plenty of human companionship to be happy. They thrive on attention and will bark and attempt to protect their homes and families. They are very happy to be lap dogs much of the time. Most Pekingese get along well with older children. Early socialization to many people is important. Grooming is an important consideration. The Pekingese (Peke) is a toy dog breed originally bred to live its life among ancient Chinese royalty. Though it's known for its low body, and slightly bowed limbs, the dog is recognized by its short snout, large eyes, and obvious V-shaped facial wrinkle. This compact, stocky dog is also famous for its "lion's mane" of long hair. Pekingese are dense little dogs that stand 6-9 inches high and weigh up to 14 pounds. Caring for a Pekingese. Most Pekingese dogs are affectionate, outgoing, and especially loyal to the ones they love most. While they require moderate exercise, Pekingese are short-faced dogs (a brachycephalic breed). |jln| uxa| wpi| paa| lyy| teo| gqu| ngi| coq| nbd| ogf| ylj| pqd| lrx| xmd| cxp| bze| xqf| bje| zxc| fno| pcj| avb| vpb| epi| wvr| ucn| ywa| wha| wmn| xwy| igu| vik| iha| hww| ied| snj| nwa| ibz| fih| zck| mau| uhd| ylp| qwz| ian| vqu| wox| myk| kbg|