Small, triangle ears, and a cylinder body shape give the Shar-Pei a unique look. A Shar-Pei can also have what is called a 'dilute' coloration, meaning that the nose and nails of the dog are the same color as the coat (e.g. The traditional Shar-Pei that is most popular in China is more faithful to the history of the breed (taller, less wrinkly, a flatter mouth and nose, horse-coated).