The Shar-Pei, also known as the Shar-Pei, is a medium-sized dog breed with a square outline. Its distinguishing features include short, coarse fur, loose skin covering the head and body, as well as small ears and a hippopotamus-like muzzle. The Shar-Pei's eyes are dark black, its head is enlarged, its face has multiple skin folds, its mouth is long and its lips are wide, and its tongue is blue-black or blue-purple. The Shar-Pei's ears are small, thick, equilateral triangle-shaped, slightly rounded at the tip but curled at the edges. They usually lie flat near the head, set high and widely apart, toward the front of the head, with the tip pointed towards the eyes.

The Shar-Pei is native to Dali Town, Nanhai City, Guangdong Province, China. It has a long history. According to records, in the Han Dynasty of China In the paintings of the period, you can see portraits of animals similar to Shar-Pei dogs. The Shar-Pei is an alert, intelligent, dignified dog that often exhibits serious and snobbish characteristics, and is independent and loyal, and is very loyal to its family.