Dogs evolved from wolves. Guarding homes, hunting, and protecting owners were the original roles of dogs for humans. Today, the teasing and amusing nature of dogs has become even more intense. On the contrary, looking after homes and nursing homes s...
Dogs evolved from wolves. Guarding homes, hunting, and protecting owners were the original roles of dogs for humans. Today, the teasing and amusing nature of dogs has become even more intense. On the contrary, looking after homes and nursing homes seems to have become an accessory attribute. Huskies, the most popular ones at the moment, were used for hunting and pulling sleds in the early days. They were out-and-out working dogs. However, with the advancement of society and mankind, the usefulness of dogs to people has also quietly changed.
Huskies are not the first breed of dog to transition from a working dog to a pet dog, nor will they be the last. Hounds must be familiar to everyone; as the most powerful assistants and friends of hunters in the past, hounds are the right-hand man of the hunter. There are also many famous hound breeds in China. The more famous local dog breeds include Tibetan Mastiff, Chinese Garden Dog, Pekingese Dog, etc. In addition, a kind of dog that has been hiding in the mountains of Northeast China for many years also has a lot of background.
Previously, Oroqen hunters in the Northeast region always carried a majestic-looking hound with them. This was the Oroqen hound, also known as Oroqen dog and Mudanjiang dog, which was famous in the local area. Oroqen dogs are hunters' most effective assistants. Although this type of dog is only of medium size, this does not affect their extremely high hunting talent. Their slender body, excellent speed and endurance make them the "top hunters" in the jungle.
Of course, the Oroqen dog is not just what it looks like; the Oroqen dog is a very wild and difficult to tame dog breed. It takes a certain amount of training and guidance to wear off their wild nature. For this naturally wild dog breed with great hunting talent, it is said that three or four Oroqen dogs can drive away a small group of wolves, and can even drive away a black bear.
Nowadays, due to the weak awareness of protection and the neglect of this dog breed, it is difficult to see a truly purebred Oroqen dog. It can be said that it is rare to find it. The introduction of the Oroqen Hound as “a native dog breed in urgent need of rescue” is really disappointing. I don’t know what you think of this excellent hunting dog native to China?
