Traditional Shar-Pei
Bone mouth, sandy skin, calabash head, clam ears
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Siu Loog (Little Dragon) a classic bone mouth of 1965
Original owner Law Kau, bred by Koo Chung Yin
and later owned by Li Man Lam



IMPORTANT NOTICE


This website was launched on the 20th January 2005 but unfortunately totally destroyed by hacker in the evening of August 14, 2009. The information destroyed was a culmination of over ten years of information gathered by many people who work so hard to preserve the traditional Shar-pei. Many precious information were lost but we are determined to rebuilding this site.  We apologize for the recent information black-out and we sincerely hope that the rebuild website will be more informative than before.

A good picture tells more than a thousand words.  This is in fact expressed by many feedbacks over the years.  We will definitely put more photos on this website.



Before this site is fully reconstructed, please go to the Shar-pei Links page and meet with many more people who are also devoted to the cause of preservation of this wonderful primitive breed.


Welcome to the Traditional Shar-pei web site

We have developed this web site to let you know more about the original type of this wonderful breed originated from Dali (Dailek, Dailet, etc....) China. To make more information available to you so that you can help preserve this breed in its original form.

We will continue to add information to this site to help you understand more on the Shar-pei breed.

If you have any opinion you would like to give us on the site, or if you have any questions regarding the Shar-pei breed, or if you have any information on traditional Shar-Pei which you would like to share with us and place on this site, please also feel free to contact us.


Subjects discussed in this web site

  • About traditional Shar-pei

  • The sequence of dates for registration of breed standard by various kennel clubs

  • Where is Dali?

  • The names are so confusing?

  • History in sequence of events by date.

  • The people who are dedicated to preserving the traditional Shar-pei.

  • Yahoo Bone Mouth Shar-pei discussion group.

  • Establishing your link to this website.


 

This is a non-partisan website with intention of gathering all information related to the traditional Shar-pei.

Special thanks is given to Lana Tsan, Phillip K.K. Wong of North American Working Dog Association  (NASA Far East), Li Fook Wah of the Sharpei Club Hong Kong, Law Kau, and many other people and friends in providing many of the precious historical photos related to traditional bone mouth Shar-pei which give authenticity, authority, and credibility to this site.

 

With this great opportunity from heaven during this year of the Ox (2009) when we are put into a situation necessary to rewrite this whole website again, it is indeed another time in life when we can sit quietly and contemplate what we have done so far, how much ground we covered, and look at the mark we have left behind. 

 

There are many people also in the Western hemisphere who we must thank over the years who had done so much for the breed.  Ms. Pat Pearce, President of Midland Shar-pei Club in the United Kingdom,  Ms. Kikka Posti, President of the Shar-pei Club of Finland,  Ms. Giuliana Venturino in Italy who constructed and maintained the "Traditional Chinese Shar-pei International Club" website and also a Facebook site under the same name.  Each of them has definitely spread the news of Traditional Shar-pei in each of their four corners of the world and have made a difference for the improvement of the Shar-pei breed. 

 

Of course, we should not left out those who have work so hard in the United States to tell the Traditional Shar-pei story.  There are a few names we would like to give credit to but shall refrain from doing so until with their permission to do so.  Dogs can not speak but all of us can feel in our heart how grateful  they feel for what we have done.  Thank you, Thank you and Thank you.
 



歡迎來到我們傳統沙皮狗的網址。 我們建立這個網址的目的,是希望來覧者對發源於 廣東省 佛山市 南海大瀝的傳統沙皮狗有更多的認識和了解。 希望透過進一步的認識,進而參與合力保存這一美麗的品種。

當你對傳統大瀝沙皮狗有了全面的認識,在你想飼養一隻寵物的時候,選擇飼養了一隻傳統沙皮狗, 就是你對保存統沙皮狗的一分力量,一分貢獻。只要多一個家庭飼養一隻傳統沙皮狗,就是保存了多一隻傳統沙皮狗。

既然養了一隻寵物增加對自已的快樂,同時又幫助了社會保存了重要的傳統文化遺產,一舉两得,其樂無窮。 熊貓我們不能養在家中,但一隻傳統沙皮狗是應該是可以的。

如果對此網址有任何意見,建議,或查詢對傳統沙皮狗有關的問題,請 與我們聯系



 
Traditional Shar-Pei
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