Kintamani is a dog breed originating from mountainous region of Kintamani, Bali island. WHO Courageous Dogs have this in-breeding nature of so long began to be Recognized by the international community.
The Kintamani dog Easily recognizable phenotype, comparable to clear the Kintamani dog with the local dogs That exists, or dogs from crosses Between the Same Race or any other crossing.
Standard phenotype Kintamani dog include general characteristics, general characteristics, height up to gumba, the basis of skin pigmentation, the shape of the head, ears, eyes, nose, teeth, neck shape, body shape, legs and tail have in common. The difference in coat color distribution and determined on October 16, 1994. This standard is Used as a basic reference in every contest, dog and Kintamani dog EXHIBITIONS and has received recognition PERKIN (Dharma.MN god; PudjiRahardjo; Kertayadnya IG, 1994.).
To obtain the Kintamani dog standard observation and research required a continuous and sustainable. Preview while that can be seen from Kintamani dog advantage of field observations and results pemuliabiakan on white furry Kintamani dog that can specifically described as follows:
Common characteristics
These dogs can be classified in groups of workers with medium-size dog, has a balance of body and well proportioned body with strong pertulangan covered by strong muscles, as a mountain dogs have long hair (moderate) with a specific white, black or brown. Grouping in the FCI system, Kintamani dogs entered in group V because it has the characteristics of dogs Spitz and primitive types such as Chow Chow, Basenji, and Samoyed.
General properties
Kintamani dog has a nature brave, agile, alert and suspicious that is high enough. It is a powerful guard dogs, as a good servant to the owner, loyal to the family owner and does not forget the owner or his nurse. Dog Kintamani (Bali) like attack dogs or other animals that enter the territory under its jurisdiction and also scratching their land as a sanctuary. Free movement, light and flexible.
Head shape
Head of the top wide with a flat forehead and cheeks, snout and strong proportional to the size of the shape of the head, jaw, looked strong and compact, have strong teeth with tooth movement, such as cutting, lips stained black or dark brown. Her ears were thick, strong, stand-shaped "V" upside down with the tip slightly rounded. The distance between both ears wide enough, long ears about the same when compared to the distance between the base of two inner ear to outer corner of eye.
Oval-shaped eye almond-like fruit with dark brown eyes and white eyelashes. Nose black or dark brown color and the nose is often changed by the addition of age and season.
To accelerate the recognition of the Federation of International Kinologi, in fulfilling the requirements necessary efforts in scientific and accountable. One effort is to examine the relationship between structure and DNA profile of white coat color distribution of specific genotypes with white coat color phenotype specific to the Kintamani dog.
Distribution of coat color in Kintamani dog can be classified into 4 types namely:
• Slightly reddish color and white fur with brown-reddish color on the ear, the hair on the back of the thigh and the tip of its tail.
• Smooth black or white with a little chest.
• Cokiat russet or older with tip of snout blackish, often referred to by the community as a color-bungkem Bang.
• Primary color brown or light brown color with black stripes, which the society is called color poleng or orchids.
Genetic studies of the breed have shown that has probably evolved from local Balinese feral dogs, and is distantly related to other Asian breeds. Folklore indicates that the Kintamani began with a Chow Chow around 600 years ago. The Kintamani achieved national recognition as a distinct dog breed in April 2006.
It is also possible that the Kintamani Dog came with the Javanese invaders from the kingdom of Majapahit in 1343 or with the Javanese refugees of the civil war in the 15th century. But of all the hypotheses, about the origins of the Kintamani Dog, only one is really plausible: that sometime between the 12th and the 16th century a Chinese trader named Lee landed in Singaraja in Northern Bali, bringing with him a Chow Chow dog which bred with the local Balinese feral dogs. Lee later in settled in the Kintamani region and raised his family there. Evidence that the Lee family lived in Kintamani exists in the form of a Chinese temple in which people of the Confucian faith still worship.
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