Pekingese
Canis Lupus Familiaris

Pekingese

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China
AffectionateLoyalRegalIndependentStubbornConfident

The Pekingese is an ancient toy breed that originated in imperial China, where it was held sacred and kept exclusively by members of the Tang Dynasty court, earning it the nickname "lion dog" for its distinctive mane-like coat. Dignified and somewhat aloof, the breed is deeply loyal to its family yet carries a self-important, independent streak that can make training a patient endeavor. Its flat face, rolling gait, and profuse double coat of any color give it an unmistakably regal and opulent appearance.

Physical Traits

Height (Male)6–9
Height (Female)6–9
Weight (Male)up to 14 lbs
Weight (Female)up to 14 lbs

Characteristics

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