Why is the Chinese native dog, which has existed for thousands of years, banned from breeding? Will it lead to extinction?

I don't know if you have noticed that more and more people are raising dogs, and dog bites happen from time to time. This contradiction has been on the hot search again and again. Now, many large dogs have been banned in cities. Come and see if your dog is a banned dog?

01. What are the standards for banning dog ownership?

The standard for prohibiting keeping dogs is fierce dogs and large dogs. We can see it from the list below.

Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Terrier, Dogo Argentino, Brazilian Fila, Japanese Tosa, Italian Cane Corso, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Russian Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Tibetan Mastiff, Italian Neapolitan Mastiff, French Bordeaux Mastiff, English Mastiff, Akita Inu, German Shepherd Dog, Sichuan East Dog (Chongqing Dog), Bull Terrier, Newfoundland Dog, Irish Wolfhound, Kunming Wolf Dog, Soviet Shepherd Dog, Great Dane, Chinese Rural Dog (Local Dog)

Yes, the Chinese native dog is also among them, because the Chinese native dog is a fierce dog, and its character and domestication are both problems. It is aggressive, but on the other hand, you can also draw a conclusion that the fighting power of the Chinese native dog is still very good. The same is true for the Sichuan East Dog.

Let's take a look at the dogs that are listed in all the lists, such as the Afghan Hound, the Dogo Argentino, and the Belgian Shepherd Dog.

02. Will the ban on raising Chinese native dogs lead to the extinction of the Chinese native dog?

Seeing that some people are worried about the extinction of the Chinese native dog, I think this worry is unnecessary. The ban is not nationwide, but mainly targeted at cities. The vast majority of China's land is rural. As a dog born and bred in my country, the Chinese native dog actually does not need to worry about the population problem. In the vast rural areas, they can still develop very well and become a dominant group. Therefore, I don't think this will lead to the extinction of the Chinese native dog.

In fact, the Chinese native dog is not the only type of dog that is banned from breeding in cities. For example, there are 22 types of dogs that are banned from breeding in Chengdu, and the Chinese native dog is just one of them.

03. Let’s talk about the breeds of domestic dogs

It must be pointed out that all dogs currently belong to the species of domestic dog. Whether it is the Soviet Red or the shepherd dog, they are at most just breeds of domestic dogs. The importance of breeds lies in the fact that they can be cultivated. As long as we continue to breed domestic dogs, we can select new breeds. In fact, most of the dog breeds we see today have only appeared for two or three hundred years. After people's continuous breeding, the rich breeds of dogs today have been formed.

Therefore, there is no need to worry about the breed of your pet dog.

Finally, I still hold the consistent view that it is vital to strengthen the management of dog owners, otherwise dog owners who do not abide by the rules will cause all dog owners to pay for them.

For example, the Chengdu vicious dog bite incident.