For puppy evaluation of purebred dogs, the first thing to choose is the parents of the puppy (breeding data, breeding background, etc.) (use the proportion of purebred dog data to measure whether the parents of the puppy meet the standard) (check more dogs for yourself) Exhibition-and display diagrams Skeletal diagrams have the opportunity to have zero-distance contact with racing dogs! Constantly looking at the mind will produce relative image concepts! When you see a dog, it will automatically project on the dog you see - these are You can only understand the unspeakable knowledge)

Then choose puppies, don't pick too small, don't pick too big! General comparison Big...others are personal preferences

Puppy really doesn't see much! The evaluation of a purebred puppy and future growth trends is entirely a matter of parenting and pedigree breeding of the puppy !(This is the concept of purebred dog breeding! All the information is clearly documented and evaluated) (How many people are deceived just because they only look at the puppy and don't understand the puppy's parents-.=)

Not even the parents of the dog don't even know the meaning of purebred breeding! The meaning of quality evaluation without even knowing the breeding background and pedigree!

Assessor - only by the standards of the canine industry organization Assessing dog characteristics and breed styles cannot be done

absolutely identifying purebreds

while for visual assessment it is entirely the assessor's knowledge and cognition to assess the content of the photo ! (Nobody can say and can say! Pure or whatever - this is just an assessment of personal perception with no scientific basis - so mixed answers to this question also seem pointless)

The seller's breeding environment and after-sale evaluations are also reference content!

The dog's health - it is best to bring Go for a systematic inspection---the appearance is limited!

The real Akita has a well-balanced body, strong and tight bones, well-developed tendons, tendons, and toughness. No slack. Head large, in proportion to body, without wrinkles when relaxed. Skull between ears is flat and broad. Jaw square and powerful. Head is obtuse triangle when viewed from above. Distance from forehead to tip of nose The ratio of the distance from the frontal segment to the back of the skull is 2:3. The frontal segment is obvious But not obtrusive, with narrow wrinkles extending to the forehead. The neck muscles are full and relatively short, widening towards the shoulders. The Akita's neck is strong, stout, strong, with no loose skin and moderately erect! The ears are slightly smaller, thick triangular, slightly forward, and the line of the ears is erect and close, and the ears are spaced with appropriate width. Eyes are triangular, deep, dark brown above the outer border, moderately spaced between the eyes. The bridge of the nose is straight, the muzzle is full, the base is thick and the head is thin, the nose and lips are clenched. The tail is large and plump, with a high base. Strong roll. Straight back and strong waist. Lively, powerful, with a moderate stride, with the hindquarters level and the forelegs in line with the hindquarters.