The Biyang donkey is a breed of donkey native to Biyang County in China. It is known for its small size, typically standing between 9 to 11 hands in height, and its distinctive black and white striped coat and large, floppy ears. Biyang donkeys are highly valued in their native region for their strength, intelligence, and endurance, and are often used for carrying heavy loads, plowing fields, and as pack animals. Despite their small size, they are capable of carrying heavy weights over long distances and are known for their reliability and versatility. Biyang donkeys are also known for their gentle and docile temperament, making them popular as pets and therapy animals. In recent years, the breed has gained popularity outside of China, and is becoming increasingly recognized as a versatile and highly desirable breed of donkey. This breed is considered to be of great cultural and historical significance in China, and efforts are being made to conserve and protect this unique and valuable breed of donkey.
About Biyang Donkeys
