Mary Allen
The Pekingese has not only a thick mane but also the character inherent in the king of animals – no rush, no fuss, he is full of dignity and sometimes even seems like a vain dog.
By the type of higher nervous activity, the Pekingese can be safely classified as phlegmatic. But these are just general features inherent in the breed, in real life all dogs are individual and unique. Small in size, it differs from other small breeds in aristocratic manners and manners and a special sense of dignity.
Kids are designed to be cheerful companions for the owners, but they also have the makings of a watchman, protecting themselves and the owner with loud barks.
Let’s take a closer look at this breed!
