White hair on the chest of a Malinois is normal and has nothing to do with the quality and purity of the dog. Many dogs will have white hair on their chest, such as Tibetan Mastiffs, Satsumas, Alaskans, Border Collies, etc., so white hair cannot be used as Criteria for judging purity.

How to judge whether a horse or dog is pure?

1. The head of a purebred horse dog is clear-cut and solid, its size is proportional to the body, and the whole is very coordinated.

2. The eyeballs of purebred horses and dogs are medium in size, almond-shaped in shape, and light yellowish brown.

3. There is a separate clear black area on the face of the purebred horse dog, covering the upper and lower jaw areas with black.

4. The forelimb muscles of a purebred horse dog are strong but not bloated, and very straight. The angular parts of the hind limbs are coordinated with the forelimbs, forming an obvious angle at the hock joint.

5. When the tail of a purebred horse dog is relaxed, it will droop naturally but not bend; while the tail of a purebred horse dog will bend.

6. The ears of a purebred horse dog are black, and the shape is similar to an equilateral triangle. They are strong and upright. If the ears droop on one side of the head, they are likely to be strings.