What does a pure Chow Chow look like?

The Chow Chow is very quiet, has an elegant personality, and never disturbs. They are the most dismissive dog breed that learns to go to the toilet. But the Chow Chow has a unique personality, they are very much like cats, very egotistical, independent and stubborn.

Don't think that their mellow bearish fur is going to be nice to hold, they usually disappoint you because they don't like to be funny. Characters are intelligent but not easy to teach, because they are not by nature to please their masters, and their self-centered personality cannot be tamed in a normal way. They don't compromise on corporal punishment, and they don't do things they don't want to do.

Their likes and dislikes follow their emotions and do not pay attention to other people or other animals, and they are an extremely arrogant and characterful dog breed.

It sounds like not everyone likes and is suitable for raising a Chow Chow. They are often mistaken for a very wild and aggressive animal. In fact, they don't like strangers and are very territorial, they defend everything as long as they are in their territory, and they can be very unfriendly to strangers.

So the Chow Chow needs a strong and stubborn owner, and this person can be the owner of the Chow Chow.

It is because it behaves very well in puppy time, so many people neglect to pay for training so that until it is an adult, their personality is more difficult to tame, they do not like to come into contact with other cats and dogs, especially dogs of the same sex, they will appear particularly fierce.

Look at whether the body is square, whether the claws are wide, large and thick, the tongue is purple, of course, blue-purple or close to blue is the best, and the ears are erect, these are the simplest and most basic judgments.

A few brief introductions:

1. Don't choose the largest chow chow in a litter of puppies to buy, because generally such puppies have a strong desire to control and are not easy to train.

2. Choose a puppy with a strong desire for items. You can take a tennis ball and throw it in front of a litter of small chow chows, and puppies that catch up with the ball are generally smarter.

Specifically, you can search for "We Love Pets". Then look for the "Chow Chow Introduction" under the "Chow Chow Column", which has a "Chow Chow Selection and Purchase Column", which is all about how to choose the Chow Chow, a very good one. (This ** structure is very simple, easy to find).

The purebred Chow Chow is as large as it comes in three colors, creamy, brown and black! Have the Chow Chow puppy stand up straight on the table. 1. First check his teeth and mouth.

The upper teeth should fit (cover) tightly in front of the lower teeth, and those with defective mouth shapes should be eliminated, 2. Check the eyes, and if the eye shape is large and round, they should also be eliminated. Knock out deep sunken eyes. Triangular eyes are ideal.

3. The nose should be wide, 4. The puppy should have enough hair. When you first see it, observe if it is overly excited. Or if you see it listless, if there are these two manifestations of the performance, you will be eliminated, 5, test its auditory sensitivity, use your left hand to snap your fingers twice, and then use your right hand to snap your fingers twice, **its correct auditory sensitivity.

6. The small tongue is blue-purple, with uniform pigmentation and no pigmentation. The following purebred Chow Chow** is available for your reference. The perfect purebred Chow Chow puppy is the kind of Chow Chow baby with a racing pedigree.