The difference in body shape

The biggest difference is: Sumu is a large dog (an adult dog is about 60 cm tall), while Shetland is medium-sized. Dog (more than 30 cm).

Coat color: Samut dogs are still recognized if more than three-quarters of their coat is white. However, if more than one-half of a Shetland dog's coat is white, it is considered a white dog in the competition. Disqualified.

As the dog grows, the face of the Samurai dog becomes longer and longer, and the forehead and the nose form a straight line when viewed from the side; the forehead of the Shetland dog grows longer and higher, with an obvious protruding forehead segment.

Differences in personality

In addition to having a more obvious forehead and smaller body than the Su Mu, Shetland dogs also have different characteristics in personality.

Shetland dogs will initially treat strangers or other animals with a more reserved attitude. After getting along with the owner for a long time, they will become quite kind and loyal, and they will be very sensitive to emotions. , in addition, they also have the unique defensive nature and vigilance of small dogs. Of course, their personality will also be affected by the owner's discipline and living environment.

Soviet Shepherd dogs are often unforgettable among car owners because of their large size, large coat, elegant appearance, gentle personality and unique charm. Whether it is a child or an elderly person, the Soviet Shepherd Dog has a very friendly attitude, exuding an elegant and friendly temperament, but is curious about everything and very attentive. It has the courage and wisdom to deal with things around it, so it is the best dog to protect weak animals and children.

Differences in skills

1. Athletic ability is about half a catty

The actual athletic ability difference between the Shetland and the Su Mu is not big, but the Shetland dog has more room for jumping requirements. In addition, the Shetland dog has better instant explosive power and turning power than the Su Mu; long-distance walking requires physical fitness. It is more advantageous to grow a larger Su Mu dog. However, exercise ability is also closely related to whether the bone structure is correct, the elasticity of muscles, reflex conditions and daily feeding and management.

2. Auditory characteristics

The difference between Shetland dogs and Sumeru dogs probably lies in their antenna-like hearing function! Most small dogs have sensitive auditory reflex nerves in order to protect their small bodies. Shetland dogs also have the unique characteristics of small dogs. By nature and nature, their hearing is quite developed, and because of their appropriate size, they are often trained as hearing guide dogs. The Su Mu dog, on the other hand, adheres to its original appearance, is good at identifying things, and is conducive to quick action.

Eating Difference

At about 16 months old, Sheraton is an adult dog, while Sumo is only 20 months old. Compared with the weight at birth, Sheraton's weight is about 40 times that of the original dog, while Sumo's weight is 80 times that of the original dog.times. Therefore, during the growth process, it is necessary to have a correct understanding of the amount of food and exercise required, based on the season and the individual's digestive capacity. As puppies grow, food intake should increase appropriately. At four months of age, a Hilody needs the same caloric intake as an adult dog. At six months of age, its intake is highest, about 30% more than that of an adult dog. Sumu's calorie intake at three and a half months is like that of a dog. At nine months old, it reaches its maximum intake, which is 40% more than a dog. In general, Hilty dogs consume 742 calories per day, which is equivalent to 400 calories in 100 grams of food. They ate about 185 grams of food. The basic physical consumption of Su Dog is 1692 calories, that is, 432 grams of food per day.

Six tips for distinguishing between Shetland and Sumu puppies

It is not easy to tell the difference between Sumu and Shetland puppies that are just two or three weeks old. The biggest difference between Shetland dogs and Sumeru dogs is their body shape, and the white hair that appears on the collar, chest, and tail is a common feature of the two. Therefore, puppies two or three weeks old are very similar. To distinguish whether a puppy is a Shetland or a Samurai, you can start with the details mentioned below. The identification is mainly based on the head and body shape:

1. Ears: The ears of a two- or three-week-old Shetland are already erect or semi-erect as a puppy, while the ears of a two- or three-week-old Scotch are fully erect as a puppy. collapsed on the head.

2. Forehead section:The Shetland dog has an obvious forehead section, while the Scotch dog's forehead looks flatter.

3. Muzzle:The Shetland dog is thinner and pointed, while the Scotch dog is thicker and wider. This is a relative term.

4. Eyes: The eyes of Shetland puppies are already almond-shaped, while the eyes of Sumeru dogs are still almost triangular.

5. In terms of frame: The Shetland dog is smaller and the Scottish dog is thicker.

6. In terms of barking: The Shetland dog is more delicate, and the Scottish dog is louder.