Is there a dog named Golden Dog?

Second, Golden Retriever is a Beijing dog. In Song Dynasty, this kind of dog was called Luohong Dog or Luojiang Dog. In the Yuan Dynasty, they were called golden dogs. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, people also called them peony dogs.

Third, Beijing Terrier FCI standard

Overall appearance: looks like a lion, alert and smart. Small size, very well-proportioned, short, noble and quality. In general, if you have any difficulty breathing, you will be disqualified and fined more.

Behavior and temperament: brave, loyal, indifferent, not shy or aggressive.

Cranium: wide, the distance between two ears is far and flat; Not round; The eyes are far apart.

Stop: protrude.

Face shape: the shape is flat, and the nose is naturally turned up from the eyes. There should be black spots on the nose, lips and picture frames.

Nose: short and wide, nostrils large and open. There is a wrinkle-whether persistent or broken-that must extend from the cheek to the bridge of the nose, like a wide "V". Conversely, this feature will not affect or hinder the eyes or nose. Tight nostrils and too many wrinkles on the nose are disqualified and will be severely punished (points).

Mouth: a broad, firm jaw.

Mouth: A flat lip with no teeth or tongue exposed. The lower jaw must be strong.

Eyes: big, bright, round, black and shiny. There can't be obvious problems.

Ear: the drooping part is heart-shaped and the ear position is flat with the skull. When lifting, close to the head, not below the muzzle line. Hair is long and rich.

Neck: short and thick.

Body: short, heavy in front and light in back, with obvious waist.

Back: flat.

Chest: broad, with ribs hanging between the front legs and well expanded.

Tail: high position, slightly bent on both sides of the back. Decorate with long hair.

Forequarters: short and thick, with strong bones. The front leg bone between the glue bone and the elbow is slightly arched. Shoulder and back are smoothly and obliquely connected with the body. Elbows must be close to the body.

Hindquarters: The hind legs are lighter than the front legs. Proper bending makes the posterior knee joint obvious. The hocks are very strong. Seen from the back, the distance between the legs is appropriate and parallel. Must be strong.

Feet: big and flat, not round. Stand naturally with your feet instead of your bones. Forefoot slightly everted. The hind foot points straight ahead.

Gait/Movement: A slow gait and twisted forequarters are noble. Typical movements should not be mixed with twisting caused by shoulder relaxation. The stability of forequarters, hindquarters and movements is the most important.

Coat: long, straight and rich mane forms a "shawl" at the shoulder; The upper coat is thick and dense, while the lower coat is soft. Ears, legs, tails, toes, etc. All decorated with hair. The length and quantity of coat should not damage the lines of the body.

Color: All colors and marks are acceptable, except albino or dark reddish brown. The color distribution of variegated classes should be uniform.

Size and weight: no more than 5kg (1 1 lb) for males and 4.5kg (1lb) for females. The male looks small, but it looks heavy when lifted; Heavy bones and strong bodies are essential features of this breed.