The dynamite is a dog of ancient chinese origin and has some historical research value. The dogs have a wide range of uses. They are rare locally and have high breeding and economic value. This paper describes the origin, status and protection of the species of the catapult dog, analyses the problems that the catapult dog has in its survival and makes recommendations for the protection of this endangered chinese dog. Born in guangdong, the tsang region, which covers such areas as chiuzhou, zhuang, chenyang, is a living fossil of the historical and cultural culture of the tsang region, which has maintained a high heritage of the chinese and has been growing in the tsang region for thousands of years. From ancient times to the present, the twilight and twilight dogs are deep-rooted. For the tides, there are endless stories when it comes to dogs. In the ancient era, the ancient tottens of mount phoenix have been known as dragon dogs, and the legends of their ancestors have been widely heard. As a dog who helped the chief of a tribe to put an end to his suffering, the qian clan became a man married to a princess and moved to mount phoenix after the marriage, and its heroic behaviour was inherited from generation to generation. During the anti-japanese war, symmetrical, loyal and courageous dwarves were also credited with tracking enemy forces, transporting supplies, breaking barriers, and hand grenade support. In the age of warm clothes and food, the dynasty dogs are more comfortable and loyal to their masters, but are less aggressive, enjoyable, good domestic dogs and blessed animals that bring wealth to their families. In the tide, there is a proverb that says: “man can eat without food, but his family cannot live without a dog”, thereby demonstrating the importance of the dog of the tide in the life of the people. However, as a traditional local dog species in the guangdong tide, the tiding dog is known only in the tiding area, but is not known outside and belongs to the indigenous dog species in need of rescue. According to the survey, 90 per cent of all local dogs in the country are located in rural areas throughout the country. The tide dog is one of the country's potentially rich local dog breeds. There are a variety of uses, including hunting, home care, the removal of rodents, the maintenance of livestock and family support. Dynamite dogs, because of their moderate size, physical strength and incompetence, their ability to adapt to the environment, their heat-resistant, cold-resistant, disease-tolerant, glamoured, loyal, smart and unsettled nature, and the characteristics of being alert to strangers, are well suited to family rearing and are widely used as pets to accompany and watch homes and hunt on mountains. For a long time, however, a large number of medium-sized national dogs (and dogs everywhere) have been “basic” and in a state of self-inflicted self-defeating because of lack of systematic nurturing and registration of descent, low status and lack of due respect, in addition to limited rural conditions. Owing to the lack of effective protection and improved breeding practices by professional associations, many native dogs are not being promoted, and stocks are shrinking and losing, with some on the verge of extinction. The status quo of the catapults is a representative of the imminent disappearance of indigenous dogs. At present, like most of the country's dogs, the catapults always seem to be a tool and a plaything that can't be seen on the surface, that is not valued and that is left to its own fate, that is, that is, that is, that is, that is, that is, that is, that is, that is, that is, that is, that is. Like other chinese field dogs, the mixing of blood with exotic dogs has resulted in mixed genes, and even in rural areas it is very difficult to see pure genres. “five black (i. E. Black skin, black mouth, black tongue, black nose, black fingernails)” (i. E. Red skin, red mouth, red tongue, red nose, red fingernails) which is popular on the market, has disappeared. So how did the cantonese people grow a dog? Guangdong likes dogs, likes dogs, and this word is a dog meet. It says dog eater, and one of the friends is a dog eater. People who like dog eaters always like a group of people looking for a dog and playing together. The word "will" also means, with dogs, to meet friends. There is an approximate proportion of people who play on the internet, such as taupe video articles: 50 out of 100, 50 in guangxi, 35 in ganghuang north, 10 elsewhere, and 3-5 in guangdong. It is rare to see people in guangdong selling dogs, and that's what they say. Then why is it so rare to see the cantonese sell dogs and play dogs? Because that's what guangdong's habit is, like dog friends, a lot of people, they want a dog, they want a dog, they want to look at people, at least they need to know, not pay for the type that sells, and this is the 300 or 200 normal price. Many people have dogs in their homes, villagers or people they know are wanted, usually in 40 days, less than a month. Many masters would prefer to give a friend to be a lover if they saw the owner's dog, or if the unknown gave money to the owner. You can't believe it, but that's the way it is, not the money, but the people of the region. It's a dog friend culture. Then why do the cantonese people always want dogs? In rural towns, where there are conditions for raising, whether in trenches or in general, there is always a preference for having at least one dog, it can be said that guangdong's dogs do not go less than guangxi, but are confined to their homes or on private farms, where there are many. And most of the people in guangdong have dogs that are random and do not deliberately grow dogs or hunt. That is not all, but most of it. The authors know more than 1,000 earthdogs in the region, few hunters and less than 30. Dogs rarely sell, usually grow up, and unbelievably big dogs sell them to people in need. This is the guangdong culture. It means that guangdong dogs, cantonese people, like dogs, like dogs, and we have a few villages where we can say 95% purity. And they don't like hunting, they don't train, they say they're expensive, they're good, they're good, they're good, they're more stable than they are. The author, named after a chinese dog, not for selling dogs, but for promoting the customary culture of the natives. That's the guangdong dog culture。
