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Fila Brasileiro
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👁形貌
Superficially, the Fila Brasileiro resembles the Bloodhound–which was also once used to find and return escaped slaves, albeit in the United States–on account of its low-hanging ears, facial appearance, thick skin around the neck, and general sandy or fawn coat. However, the Fila Brasileiro is distinct, being stronger, stockier, and larger, overall, being bigger-boned and taller. The breed also typically displays more variety of coat colorations than the Bloodhound, often possessing black, fawn (red, apricot, or darker) and brindled (fawn, black, or brown brindle) coats, all of which are permi
📜源流
The Fila Brasileiro is thought to descend from European dogs brought to Brazil during the Colonial period, with little or no influence from indigenous South American dogs from the Pre-Cabraline era. The Fila Brasileiro were bred and raised primarily on large plantations and cattle farms where they originated. In addition to cattle, jaguars, and other animals, these dogs were taught to chase down fugitive slaves. The first written standard of the breed was edited in 1946. The Paulistas were responsible for organizing a planned breeding program and opening a stud book to register dogs. Dr. Paulo