Husky (Definite introduction)

The body measurement indicators of dogs include body weight, body height, recommended height, body length, chest circumference, chest depth, tube circumference, head length, etc. By measuring body size, dogs of different ages, locations, and breeds can be compared to study the growth and development sequence of puppies, determine dog breeds, and score dog shows. In daily feeding management, frequent measurement of dog body dimensions can help us find problems in feeding management, and it is also one of the prerequisites for conducting dog breeding research

　Body weight:Refers to the weight of the body in the morning on an empty stomach. It is extremely critical in valuing small dogs.

Body height: Refers to the straight distance from the curly tip to the ground. The bun is the intersection of the shoulder and the neck, the highest point on the back of the thoracic vertebrae.

Reference height: Refers to the straight distance from the highest point of the recommendation to the earth.

Body length: Refers to the straight line from the shoulder end to the ischial end.

Chest circumference: Refers to the chest circumference at the posterior edge of the shoulder blade.

Chest depth: Refers to the straight line from the end of the curly to the lower edge of the sternum.

Tube girth: Refers to the circumference of the thinnest part of the forelimb tube.

Head length: Refers to the straight line from the tip of the nose to the top of the head.

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