When we play games, we can often see arrogant police dogs helping the police hunt down the wicked. As the national dog of China, the garden dog in China is even called the living fossil of animals, so why can't it be a police dog? There are many complicated factors. Generally, most people who need police dogs to hunt down are fugitives, and they need to be very powerful to shock each other. Although China's gardener dogs are loyal, their designs are not domineering and slightly less aggressive. Dealing with criminals alone, it is difficult to subdue their work, but it is very vulnerable.

As we know, when police dogs chase criminals or find illegal things, the key is to look at the taste and hearing system. However, China garden dogs have no outstanding talent in this respect. Even compared with many other kinds of dogs, China garden dogs have lower hearing system and taste than China. It can be said that apart from being loyal to their owners' families, they have no obvious advantages and do not meet the requirements of police dogs.

In addition, unlike some pet dogs, China's garden dogs are very clever. At this time, some people are very skeptical. Isn't high IQ more suitable for being a police dog? Actually, it is not. Police dogs need to have strong execution ability and listening heart. However, because China's garden dogs are so clever, they have their own thoughts. When performing a task, once you feel danger ahead, you will turn around and run. They won't put themselves in danger. Everyone who lives in the countryside knows that rural dogs don't pay attention to genes when they breed.

Perhaps the dog's own genes are excellent, but not necessarily the other half's genes are equally excellent. The quality of dogs raised in that way is mixed, and there is no guarantee that excellent genes can be passed down. Many breeds of dogs need to be cultivated when breeding, and only dogs with good genes have the opportunity to breed offspring. Although every household in rural areas will keep pets to watch the door, in fact, gardener dogs are not brave enough, and they will instinctively react timidly when they are in danger. This is a serious shortcoming in chasing the wicked and is not suitable for being police dogs.