Shar Pei (detailed introduction)

       Does the Shar Pei have hair? Many people might have this reaction when seeing it from afar. Indeed, if the distance is far enough, it's easy to have this visual misperception, but we cannot deny the fact that the Shar Pei (detailed introduction) does have a coat, only it is relatively short, and combined with their wrinkled skin, it is truly hard to tell.

       The Shar Pei is covered all over with dense hair, though very short, but the hair is very coarse and stiff, standing upright and covering the Shar Pei’s body. Even inside the folds there is hair; don't think the folds are hairless. The Shar Pei's hair is very short and inconspicuous, probably only about two centimeters long. Generally, the hair near the thighs and tail is darker by comparison.

       In fact, once you get close to a Shar Pei, you will see it actually has hair, just very short and hard to see from a distance. So some photos of Shar Peis taken from afar can make them look hairless, but you need to come close and see the real thing to know the Shar Pei does have hair. Don't let photos deceive your eyes. Just like the Shar Pei looks melancholic on the outside, it is actually very cheerful on the inside.

       The Shar Pei has hair, but it lies close to the skin and is quite short, which creates the illusion that the Shar Pei is hairless. For such questions, personal verification leaves a deeper impression.