The Chinese Imperial dog was called
Imperial, Hah-Pah, and the Imperialists were called Chin Ssu Ha-color-PAHs in the Chinese imperial palace. In early English book called Imperial or “Pekinese Type” if they do not know how to call them. Imperial has always been a dog separated from the Pekingese, Shih Tzu and Lhasa Apso. They were reared by their side in the early days, but they were not the same dog. The Shih Tzu came much later. 2 Shih Tzu Kou or Liondog, such as the early Imperials were called, was the image of the Buddhist perception of the lion breeding because, when the Buddha sits astride the earth he came from heaven lion. Therefore, the Imperials were also regarded as holy or tribute dogs and were highly appreciated. When Imperial became too large then been put to death, as it was highly undesirable. How to get out of this ancient Chinese fan that the Imperial is a small dog was actually visible. 1
Over the years later, the great Imperial Shih Tzu were called. An old tapestry painted Imperial Shih Tzu and Pekingese was found recently dating to before the time of Christ. You can read all the difference for dogs in this tapestry. This death is a rumor that a Shih Tzu is imperial, and that the Shih Tzu is a mix between a Pekingese and Llas. The Shih Tzu, Pekinese and Imperial have full races for over 2000 years. The first ancestors of the Imperial were given to the emperor of the Manchu dynasty of China as gifts of great honor and were allowed to be owned by the emperors. In China, dogs and small dogs temples were taken to the palace and carefully guarded and maintained by the court eunuchs. When the lion dogs were the property of the royal family, they were not much was known outside the imperial palace, it is said that any person unlawfully in possession of a death sentence. However, we believe that puppies do not meet the high standards of the Empress Dowager, were secretly sold by the eunuchs to the nobility outside the palace. The Empress Dowager Tzu Hsi was very interested in dogs and during her reign, she was personally concerned, their breeding and welfare. They were bred to faithful companions, heated bed and be on the feet of the Emperor and Empress are taking care during court held companies to keep their feet warm. It takes a few Imperials and Shih Tzu to her at all times. Suddenly it was fashionable for dogs carried in their kimono sleeves. 2
After the death of the Empress Dowager in 1908, the breeding of dogs is not
was more important. The young Emperor and Empress were not interested in dogs and some were given as gifts to noblewomen and men in England and the Netherlands. 3 This is how the Imperial was introduced in the West. In 1938, an individual standard for the Shih Tzu has been fixed. When the dog lovers know what to do with the Imperials so they threw them in with the Shih Tzu
a pot. In the United States may have the first breeders Shih Tzu in 1930 and have won even more popularity in the 1960s, with many imports from England and Europe.
Our Chinese Imperial Dogs went to the Netherlands and Australia and were kept pure bred and small. 4 In the 1960s, some farmers brought to the United States. These breeders fought hard to be recognized, but classified in their ignorance of the AKC does our beautiful Chinese Imperials Shih Tzu. 5
is the number of the Imperial was mixed with the Shih Tzu. Now the dedicated breeders Chinese Imperial Dog are equally difficult to authenticate. We have been very successful so far.
The Chinese Imperial dog was accepted as a distinct breed Shih Tzu separate
by the ANC from March 2005 and the CPR and the NKC UABR to
2006th Chinese Imperial Dog is also internationally recognized by IPDBA.
A breed club was created to support this new breed and is dedicated to the promotion and preservation
this wonderful little dog.
# 1Chinese Fans with the Chinese Imperial Dog in dogs from China and Japan in Nature and Art #
2Dogs China and Japan in Nature and Art VWF Collier
# 3This Is The Shih Tzu Allan Easton # 4 First Account from Jane
# Seng Accounts 5First Ron Finney and> Jane Seng < ; / p>
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