Sanshu
Does anyone have any info on the Sanshu dog? It's a rare Japanese breed, the most I've been able to find is a brief description and a few photos.
http://www.agraria.org/cani/sanshuken.jpg
http://www.dogdomain.com/images/192B_sanshu.jpg
Does anyone have any info on the Sanshu dog? It's a rare Japanese breed, the most I've been able to find is a brief description and a few photos.
http://www.agraria.org/cani/sanshuken.jpg
http://www.dogdomain.com/images/192B_sanshu.jpg
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ORIGIN
historical
classification and signals Origin, classification and history
Origin: Japan.
Source: Japan.
Classification the ICF: RACE NOT
RECOGNIZED The ICF Classification: RACE NOT RECOGNIZED
It seems that this dog has been obtained intercrossing a local
dog with the Chinese "Chow-Chow", to leave from 1912. It seems that
this dog has been obtained by crossing to dog with the local Chinese
"Chow-Chow", starting from 1912. it is raised for many decades and it
has been diffused for all Japan. Has been farmed for many decades and
has spread throughout Japan. The race had the acknowledgment from the
International Federation Cinologica, that it had ratified the
standard, has been cancelled upon request of the Kennel Japanese Club,
which it had stated the imbastardimento of the race. The race was the
recognition by the International Federation Cinologica, which had
ratified the standard, has been canceled at the request of the
Japanese Kennel Club, which had found the imbastardimento the race. It
is not excluded that the race, in future, can be riammessa in official
directory the ICF It is not excluded that race, in the future, may be
readmitted in official the ICF general Aspect General Appearance
Dog of medium ransom, with conformation very proporzionata that
it expresses vigor and resistance, and one good skeleton. Dog of
medium size, with conformation that expresses well proportionate force
and resistance, and to good backbone. It must have a nearly square
shape, side approval. Must have to form almost square seen from the
side. It has erected orecchie and goffered tail. He erected ears and
tail Curl. Its skull is proporzionatamente wide. His skull is to
proportionate way off. Its bachelor long and are moderately tilted.
Its blades to are long and moderately inclined. Its sailing point,
also being rather short to the step, appears much elastic one. His
peace, although somewhat short peace, it seems very elastic. This race
exists in two variety: the variety of small ransom, in which the
height for the males is 40-45 cm and for the females is 37-42 cm; and
the medium variety in which the males vary from the 50 to i 55 cm and
the females from the 45 to i 50 cm. This race exists in two varieties:
the variety of small size, in which the height is for males and 40-45
cm for females 37-42 cm, and the variety in which the average badly
range from 50 to 55 cm and the females from 45 to 50 cm. Character
Character
E' one acute and intelligent, always careful and alert race. It
' to race acute and intelligent, always attentive and vigilant. It is
a lot appreciated in Japan, a lot that gets passionate to it to you
Japanese if they continue some to occupy in the attempt to restore it.
It is very appreciated in Japan, I know that Japanese fans if they
continuous to occupy in order to restore.
The Malawa was also known as the ‘Sanshu’.
This breed was never considered a pure example of a Japanese native dog
and is no longer popular. The breed
can no longer be registered in Japan. The
early Shibas were divided into three groups.
The Shinshu, Mino, and Givu Prefecture.
Each came from a different part of Japan.
All three were called Shiba. The
Shinshu was small and mainly red in color.
It had round eyes and a black mask.
The Mino had a fiery red coat, triangular eyes and thick ears with a
sickle tail. The Sanin was a bit
larger, mostly black and had a feisty independent temperament.
COUNTRY:
Japan
WEIGHT: 44-55 pounds
for large size
HEIGHT: Small size
16-18 inches, large size 20-22
inches
COAT: Short, harsh;
stand-off, abundant
COLOR: Red, black/tan,
tan, fawn, salt/pepper, or
pied
GROUP: Northern
Breeders developed
the Sanshu Dog about 1912 on Honshu, Japan's main island where all of
the major cities and population centers are located. They started by crossing
indigenous middle-sized Japanese dogs with the Chow Chow from China.
The robust Sanshu
looks very much like a small Akita (or a large Shiba), but his tail tends
to curl more loosely over the back.
He comes in
a wide range of attractive colors. Both varieties are popular as companion
dogs throughout Japan. Despite this, he has never achieved any official
recognition.
It looks as if it would have been crossed with a Shikoku then.
As that dog in the photo appears to resemble extremely closely to a Shikoku Ken, just tall, narrow and long.
Interesting. Sanshu, I like the name.
Holy Crap Corina! Where have you been???
I agree, when I first saw the pic of the Sanshu, it looked like a lean Shikoku.
Side- Converstaion:
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I confirm, it's a photo of Shikoku Ken.
I haven't got any photo of Sanshu, just the FCI's standard to.....