The Shar-Pei links listed here a
The Shar-Pei links listed here are for reference only.
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request at our discretion.
Reference to the sites is selected based on
agreement in principle of "preservation of the traditional type", by going back to the place of origin
and to try to preserve what was originally there.
It is apparent by comparison that the traditional type (bone mouth) is
clearly different from the modern type (meat mouth) as commonly seen in the
west.
Sites related to topics on Traditional
Shar-pei as
follows:
The
Sharpei Club Hong Kong
website has also interesting
articles including:
Kennel club links:
The Midland Shar-Pei Club
in UK is the forerunner for the promotion of traditional Shar-pei. Its
founding member Mrs. Pat Pearce has been in Dali, China many times over the past decade to research on the
traditional Shar-pei at its place of origin.
The
North American Working Dog Association
(NASA) Far East is a Hong Kong based kennel association which has strong historical connection with China.
A strong promoter of traditional Shar-pei both in China and around the world.
Its president Ms. Lana Tsan is also the founding member of the Midland Shar Pei Club in the UK.
The Sharpei Club Hong Kong
is affiliated under the Hong Kong Kennel Club.
They proposed the original breed standard to FCI which form a part of the base for the
FCI breed standard today.
The links below are list of websites which have expressed support in preservation of the traditional bone mouth
Shar-pei.
The links itself does not
implies any recommendation in sales, transaction, or constitute accreditation of
any Shar-pei dogs.
It is the sole responsibility of interested parties to do their own
research and arrive at their own conclusion and decision.
Rescue and welfare
Finland
Russia
United Kingdom
United States of
America
Join the
Yahoo Bone Mouth Sharpei discussion group
to know more people working on preserving of traditional bone mouth Shar-pei.
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