There are significant differences between Guangxi native hounds and native dogs in many aspects:

1. Body size: Guangxi native hounds are relatively small, with a shoulder height of usually about 40 cm and a weight of 15 to 15 to Between 20kg. In comparison, native dogs are larger, with a shoulder height between 53 and 69 centimeters and a weight of 25 to 32 kilograms.

2. Combat power: Guangxi native hound has strong limbs and strong muscle strength, so its fighting power is stronger. Although the native dog has strong limbs, its muscles are weak, so its combat effectiveness is relatively weak.

3. IQ: The IQ of the Guangxi native hound is equivalent to the level of a six-year-old child, and it may be ranked among the canine IQs. in fourth place or higher. The native dog's IQ is equivalent to that of a four- or five-year-old child, ranking fifth in the global canine IQ rankings.

4. Appearance characteristics: The ears of Guangxi native hounds are usually high and small, upright or semi-erect; the tail is tilted upward, especially when walking; the hind legs are obviously straight and perpendicular to the ground; the coat color is Mainly brown hair, thick hair, easy to keep clean. Native dogs, on the other hand, may have double coats and come in a variety of coat colors, and their tongues are usually pink.