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| navigate by keyword : asia belongs breed chai chinese dog dogcanis dogs exist familiaris garden grown han height local lupus needs north nowadays pet places rural saved shoulder soil southeast traditionally weight widely |
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| The Chinese garden dog is traditionally called `soil dog`, and some places in the north are called `chai dog`. When grown up, the shoulder height is about 25~55 cm and the weight is about 10~30 kg. It belongs to the local breed that needs to be saved. It used to exist widely in rural Han Chinese and Southeast Asia. Nowadays, Chinese garden dogs are widely used as pet dogs. |
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