the foo dog -has been a feng shui symbol of protection. These guardians are frequently seen in pairs outside front doors, standing tall and proudly as they ward off negative energy. While they are commonly referred to as foo dogs (fu dogs) in Western culture, the Chinese have known them as Imperial Guardian Lions since ancient times. Their ferocity and majesty make them a fitting symbol of power and strength, and they continue to inspire and captivate people all over the world. Look no further than the foo dog to boost the guardian energy of your home or business entrance. Simply placing a pair outside your front door can make all the difference.
The Foo Dogs Feng Shui Statue
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- The Chinese Imperial Lions are commonly referred to as the Fu Dogs, Shishi dogs, foo pets, shisha lion dogs, dog dragons or Foo Dogs, Phodog, especially in the Western countries.
- However, these majestic characters half dragon and half lion are known by the name of ‘Chinese Door Guardians Lion’ in Chinese Asian countries where they are symbols of protection and power.
- Fu Dogs or the Chinese lion’s statue can be often spotted at the entrance of Chinese imperial palaces, imperial tombs, temples, etc.
- The fu dog statue was traditionally placed in front of the homes of the rich signifying their family wealth and social status.
