How do you tell whether a Pekingese is pure or not? A purebred Pekingese must have a nose that is shorter than its mouth and is sunken, black in color, and thicker in the ears. The purebred Pekingese's hair is all white, with lion-like chest hair on the chest, and the hair is thick and fluffy. When the tail is upright, it looks like a flower, and when it is drooped, it mops the floor like a broom. The body is short, fat, and muscular.

1. Look at the nose

The nose of a purebred Pekingese dog must be shorter than the mouth, and it must be sunken in. The color is black, and the color of the nose is black from the group to the adult dog.

　2. Look at the ears

Purebred Pekingese dogs have thicker ears.

　3. Look at the hair

Generally speaking, the hair of the purest Pekingese should be all white, while the hair on the ears of Pekingese with two-thirds of the bloodline will be yellow. There is lion-like chest hair on the chest, the hair is thick and fluffy, and it looks very beautiful.

4. Look at the tail

For a purebred Pekingese, when its tail is upright, the long hair on its tail must be scattered like a flower, and when it is drooped, it will mop the floor like a broom. But in fact, the Pekingese’s tail is very short, and the skin inside must be pink and white.

5. Look at your body shape

Purebred Pekingese dogs are short and fat, but their muscles are very developed. When you pick up a Pekingese dog, you will find that their bodies have amazing strength. According to the definition of relevant dog organizations, the standard male Pekingese dog does not weigh more than 5 kilograms, while the female dog does not weigh more than 5.5 kilograms.