The difference between Labrador and Grass Dog

Many people like to keep dogs, especially some famous dogs, such as Labrador. For this kind of dog, some people find that it is so similar to our grass dog that many people admit that it is wrong. The following is to introduce the difference between Labrador and grass dog.

Difference 1. Get a different name

Labrador is named after its origin in the Canadian provinces of Newfoundland and Labrador. The scientific name of the grass dog is the Chinese Pastoral Dog, which is one of the oldest breeds in China and was once known as the "National Dog".

Second, the head is different.

Labrador's head is fresh and well-defined, and the broad top of the head makes the head look quite large. The head characteristics of grass dogs are more similar to those of their ancestors, wolves, with a pointed mouth, a short mouth and a flat forehead.

Difference 3. Ears are different

Labrador's ears are large and hang moderately on the sides of his head, slightly back. The ears of grass dogs are small, erect or semi-erect, and the semi-upright ears droop directly in front of the head.

Fourth, the coat color is different

Labrador has four colors, black, yellow, chocolate and beige, and the most common are black and yellow. The coat colors of grass dogs are yellow, white, black and miscellaneous, mainly brown.

Difference 5. Different temperament

Labrador, along with the Siberian sled dog and Golden Retriever, is one of the top three non-aggressive dogs with a gentle personality, gentle eyes and no aggression to humans or other animals. Grass dogs are more docile and are not easy to attack human beings.

Difference VI. IQ is different.

Labrador has a very high IQ, ranking seventh in the world of dogs, mostly military and police dogs, or guide working dogs. The IQ of grass dog does not rank in the world, but we all know that it is very smart, not only has a strong ability to know the way, but will not get lost anywhere; it can tell at a glance who is an acquaintance and who is a stranger, not only as a companion to its master, but also as a housekeeper and guard against theft; it has a strong learning ability, and as long as it is trained a few times, it will be able to understand its master's instructions.